A practical guide of 35 topics on how to do mantra meditation, worship at home, apply tilaka, observe festivals, and so on. This is a supplement to personal training.
Read this book and improve your life! All you need to know to get started in Bhakti Yoga.
Easy-to-understand guidance on daily practices that bring us closer to God. Packed with practical information. Suitable both for practioners living in an monastery or at home. Guaranteed to make you a better, more spiritual person.
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Bhaktivedanta Book Trust
The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust (BBT) is the world’s largest publisher of classic Vaishnava texts and contemporary works on the philosophy, theology, and culture of bhakti-yoga. Its publications include traditional scriptures translated into 87 languages and books that explain these texts. The BBT also publishes audiobooks and eBooks. BBT titles range in complexity from brief, introductory volumes and summary studies to multivolume translations with commentary.
| Weight | 340 g |
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| Dimensions | 21 × 12.5 × 2 cm |
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manoj –
Bhakti Vikasa Swami Maharaja has taken all the aspects, from minor ones like putting tilaka and prayers to be said before taking prasadam to major ones like initiation and Deity worship. All glories to Srila Bhakti Vikas Swami Maharaja.
Gaurang Agrawal –
This is a practical guide on how to practice the science of Krishna Consciousness in your day to day life. What & how of almost all the practical aspects of Krishna Consciousness are explained here! The guidance here includes instructions on how to chant, how to set up an altar, how to serve the deities, how to apply tilak, how to offer bhoga, how to honor prashadam, which arati’s to sing, which mantra’s to be chanted and when etc are all described here! A very useful guide for all those who wish to progress in Krishna Consciousness!
lalita gupta –
This book is a must have for anyone who wants to learn how to seriously practice Krishna Consciousness at home. The book lays out all the details one needs to know on a day to day basis including but not limited to how to chant, which mantras to say while paying obeisances and making offerings to the Lord, how to setup an altar at home and many such useful details. I read this book a few years ago and it helped clear up many of my misconceptions.