Info Bhakti Forums
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Introduction to Bhakti
Discussions on Mantra Meditation, Public Chanting, Vegetarianism, Veganism, Reincarnation, Karma, Scriptures, Relationships, Lifestyles, Festivals, Clothing, and Anything Bhakti Related.

Bhakti: Yoga of the Heart
Bhakti signifies deep devotion, while yoga embodies the essence of union. Bhakti-yoga inspires a heartfelt connection with the Divine, through unwavering loving devotional service.

Other Yoga Paths
Discussing the Sādhya & Sādhana (objectives & practices) of karma-yoga, Jñāna-yoga, Hatha-yoga, Aṣṭāṅga-yoga, and Kundalini-yoga, as well as their possible symbiotic relationships.

Bhakti Knowledge: Categorized
Bhakti, the highest stage of yoga, necessitates the comprehension of the principles underlying self-realization. This forum was created to facilitate that understanding and realization.

Srimad-Bhagavatam: Study Outlines
These outlines may be downloaded and printed for the study of Srimad-Bhagavatam. They assist in the preparation of lectures and outreach efforts at universities and similar venues.

Bhakti Lexicons
DEFINITIONS: exact statements that explain a word or phrase, and
MEANINGS: the significance or interpretation of a word, symbol, or action.

Introduction to Nama-Hatta
In locations where there are no temples, devotees organize small groups to congregate, develop, and promote Krsna Consciousness. This is the essence of Nama Hatta; it is a very simple and effective program that can be locally and internationally implemented.

Nama-Hatta Informational Resources
Resources on Nama Hatta include: literature such as Srila Bhaktivinoda’s “Sri Godruma Kalpatavi,” Interactive discussions, Videos, Various Nama Hatta related articles, Announcements of devotional opportunities & gatherings, and more.

Bhakti Sastri Supplementary Discussions
The Bhakti Sastri course systematically guides students through the four foundational books of Bhakti philosophy (mentioned above), while simultaneously enhancing the course studies with supplemental manuals, schedules, outlines, and key verses, which are presented here.

The Bhakti Sastri Accreditation Certificate
The course exam covers six modules: Bhagavad Gita, Nectar of Devotion, Sri Isopanisad, and Nectar of Instruction. Students will be assessed through closed-book tests, open-book assignments, śloka memorization recall, and attendance. Successful completion of the course requirements awards the student a Bhakti Sastri Accreditation Certificate.