In this enlightening episode, Shri Viswapathi garu delves into the profound essence of Bhakti — the supreme love that transcends religion and ritual. True devotion, as revealed here, is not confined to temple practices or ceremonies but extends to our reverence for God, Guru, work, and nature — each an expression of the same divine consciousness.

The discussion unfolds the heart of Dharmic living, where Bhakti becomes a way of life rooted in purity of thought, non-harming, and selfless service. To serve humanity with humility is to serve God Himself — yet the moment ego enters, devotion loses its sanctity.

While external rituals cultivate discipline, the deeper purpose of Bhakti is to awaken inner strength — the courage to face life’s storms and the grace to transcend them. Such devotion ultimately leads to Moksham, a serene state of inner freedom and unshakable peace attained while still living.

We also explore the sacred path of Nava Vidha Bhakti, the nine forms of devotion — from listening and chanting to complete self-surrender. The journey culminates in Atmanivedanam, the offering of one’s soul — a state reached after many births, where all karmic bonds dissolve in divine light.

A contemplative offering for seekers yearning to understand Bhakti not merely as worship, but as a lifelong union with the Eternal.