Recorded th December 2024In this profound spiritual discourse, Babaji and practitioners delve into the highest realms of Vraja-bhakti, examining the intense burning fire of separation (vipralambha-bhava) experienced by the devotees, Sri Krishna, and the maidservants (manjaris) of Sri Radha.Drawing from classic devotional texts such as Jayadeva’s Gita Govinda and the prayers of Raghunath Das Goswami, the discussion explores how Krishna—though self-sufficient and Lord of all—becomes completely bound

Recorded 5th December 2024In this deep spiritual commentary, we explore the transcendent sweetness of Śrimati Radharani’s grace and Her unique position as Krishna's supreme pleasure-giving potency (Hladini-shakti).While Krishna enchants the entire universe, it is Śrimati Radharani who enchants even Krishna Himself. Discover why divine love cannot be attained through a controlling or majestic mindset, but only by surrendering to Radharani's lotus feet and cultivating Manjari Bhava — the pure

Recorded 4th December 2024How can we turn our daily duties into a source of freedom rather than bondage? In this inspiring spiritual gathering, we explore Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 3, Verse 9, which teaches that work performed as a sacrifice for the Supreme Divine (Vishnu/Krishna) liberates us from material karma.In this video, you will explore: Bhagavad Gita 3.9: Why working for self-gratification creates material attachment and how selfless duty sets us free. Practical Compassion in Vrindavan: A

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“The Supreme Lord said: My dear Arjuna, because you are never envious of Me, I shall impart to you this most secret wisdom, knowing which you shall be relieved of the miseries of material existence.” (Bhagavad-gita, 9.1)

Recorded 4th December 2024In this profound spiritual discourse, the speaker delves into the divine ocean of Vraja Rasa, exploring how the soul navigates material sorrow through the shelter of Srimati Radharani’s lotus feet. The discussion covers the eternal dynamics of divine love, the difference between theoretical knowledge and realized truth, and how to perceive the internal reality of Vrindavan.Key Topics Covered in This Video: The Boat of Mercy: How Srimati Radharani’s mercy acts as a rescue

Recorded 3rd December 2024In this profound discourse, the discussion centers on Verse 12 of Narottama Dasa Thakura’s Sri Prema-bhakti-candrika, exploring how to integrate the words of the saints (sadhu), scriptures (shastra), and spiritual master (guru) into one's heart.Key Highlights of the Discussion: Heart vs. Mind Consciousness: Real devotional progress begins when spiritual truth moves from external practice or mental speculation directly into the heart. Understanding Obstacles: How

Recorded 3rd December 2024In this discourse on Verse 8 of Sri Vilasa Kusumanjali by Srila Raghunatha Dasa Gosvami (with commentary by Ananta Das Babaji Maharaj), the speaker explores the deep mood of devotional surrender (prapatti) and divine love.Key topics covered in this episode: Total Surrender and Mercy: Feeling helpless in an ocean of sorrow and longing, relying entirely on the boat of Radharani's mercy to reach Her lotus feet. Understanding Mahabhava: How Radharani's mood of

“He who is without attachment, who does not rejoice when he obtains good, nor lament when he obtains evil, is firmly fixed in perfect knowledge.” (Lord Krishna, Bhagavad-gita, 2.57)

In this episode of The Soul Mirror Podcast, host Niharika talks with Bradley Gabbert about what happens when another person's perspective shows us a pattern we have been living inside of for decades without ever naming it. Bradley traces his own pattern of people pleasing and conflict avoidance back to a car accident at thirty months old that left him in a coma for two weeks and unable to speak for about a year afterward, and describes how the safety habits he built to survive that recovery quietly

An astrology client felt strong sexual energy, then guilt, because many teachers say a seeker must follow brahmacharya. This episode asks a simpler question: is the feeling itself a spiritual failure, or does the trouble start when we either obey it blindly or push it down until it turns into shame?====For getting a Vedic Astrology reading... write to me on my following EmailCosmicbond7@gmail.com

Recorded 2nd December 2024In this session, we read and discuss a chapter from Dr. O.B.L. Kapoor's book, "The Companions of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu" (Page 64 onwards), focusing on Lord Nityananda Prabhu and the famous Danda Mahotsava (The Festival of Punishment) at Panihati.Key Topics Covered in This Episode: Raghunath Dasa Goswami's Detachment: Born into immense wealth as the son of Goverdhana Dasa, Raghunath became completely indifferent to worldly luxury after receiving

Recorded 2nd December 2024In this deep spiritual discussion, practitioners explore the profound emotional dynamics of Vraja-bhakti and Raganuga-sadhana.Moving beyond mere rule-following (vaidhi-bhakti) and intellectual data collection, the dialogue highlights the necessity of genuine heartfelt feeling (bhava) and personal relationship.Drawing from Brihad-bhagavatamrita, the speakers contemplate the paradoxical nature of prema—whether it is the highest bliss during union or the deepest agony in

Recorded 1st December 2024In this profound study session on Verse 7 of Srila Raghunatha Dasa Goswami's Vilapa Kusumanjali, devotees explore the mysterious depths of vipralambha (love in separation) and sambhoga (meeting in union). The discussion illuminates how a realized soul navigates between external consciousness (sadhaka-deha) and internal spiritual identity (swarupa) as Tulasi Manjari.Key Topics Covered in this Video: • Verse 7 of Vilapa Kusumanjali: Raghunatha Dasa Goswami's heart

“All living bodies subsist on food grains, which are produced from rain. Rains are produced by performance of yajna [sacrifice], and yajna is born of prescribed duties.” (Lord Krishna, Bhagavad-gita, 3.14)

Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 44He carried a jar of water through the dark, toward two old people who were waiting for their son. They were blind. They had spent the evening listening for his steps. They were thirsty, and they were beginning to worry. And now a stranger was coming toward them, walking slowly, carrying the pitcher their child should have brought.Missed the previous story? Listen to Episode 43 first.Source note. Label: scripture. This is from the Valmiki Ramayana,

Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 43A king lies dying, and in his last night he confesses a sin from his youth. He tells his wife, Kausalya, that on the sixth night after their son Rama was sent into exile, he remembered something. He had done a terrible thing, long ago, when he was young, and he had never told anyone. This is Dharma Katha, Season One, Pitru Paksha. Episode forty-three, and the start of our eighth day. Yesterday we followed Karna, the giver who never knew his parents

In an online meeting with the Ramana Maharshi Foundation UK on 26 September 2026, Michael explains Guru Vācaka Kōvai verse 84, and then answers questions on Bhagavan Ramana's teachings.This episode can be watched as a video on Youtube. A more compressed audio copy in Opus format can be downloaded from MediaFire. Michael's explanations on the original works of Bhagavan can be watched free of advertisements on our Vimeo video channel. Books by Sri Sadhu Om and Michael James that are currently

Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 42He was the best of men and he stood beside the worst of causes. That is the puzzle at the heart of Karna, and it is why, three thousand years after the epic was composed, people still argue about him at dinner tables, in classrooms, and on the internet. Was he a hero or a villain? A victim or a chooser? A great man ruined by loyalty, or a man who made his own ruin?Missed the previous story? Listen to Episode 39 first.Source note. Label: scripture and

Dharma Katha · Season 1: Pitru Paksha · Episode 41The tradition asks something of you during these fifteen days, and it is not what you might expect. It does not ask you to become rich. It does not ask you to become a scholar. It asks you to feed someone. This is Dharma Katha, Season One, Pitru Paksha. Episode forty-one, day seven. It is a short one. In the last episode we heard the folk story of Karna, the great giver who was hungry in heaven, because he had given gold but never food. Today we ask,