Narad Bhakti Sutra
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- ISBN978-1-386-72236-6
- EAN9781386722366
- Date de parution20/04/2018
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- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
'Narad Bhakti Sutra'-literally meaning the fundamental formula or 'Sutra' that defines what comprises devotion and love for Lord God as enunciated by sage Narad who was one of the greatest devotees of the Lord and an expert exponent of this eclectic spiritual philosophy-is a treatise on 'Bhakti' that is succinct, precise, easy to understand, and universally respected as being one of the best spiritual guides in its genre of scriptural literature.
It has only 84 Sanskrit verses, and is an excellent 'Book of Aphorisms' on the philosophy of love and devotion for Lord God. It can also be called a 'Book of Spiritual Advice as taught by sage Narad'. All learners need an easy to read and understand guide-book to help them grasp the essentials of the subject of their interest. Similarly on the spiritual path too an aspirant would need guidelines and a road map to show him the correct way forward, to tell him what to do in order to achieve success in his spiritual endeavours and warn him against the various pitfalls and how to avoid them, to provide him with some benchmarks against which he can judge his success, and at the same time tell him the wonderful reward that awaits him if he follows the instructions properly. In the spiritual realm, Bhakti (devotion and love) for Lord God is of tremendous and singular importance.
There are scriptures that deal with this eclectic spiritual theme, but they are so many of them, so vastly scattered and voluminous, and so varied in their contents and different in their prescriptions that a devotee is more likely to get confused and lost in the maze of advices given by them than actually be able to benefit from reading them. The present book "Narad Bhakti Sutra" fulfils this necessity-as it presents the guidelines of Bhakti in a very precise and concise form in a language that is easy to understand.
It has only 84 Sanskrit verses, and is an excellent 'Book of Aphorisms' on the philosophy of love and devotion for Lord God. It can also be called a 'Book of Spiritual Advice as taught by sage Narad'. All learners need an easy to read and understand guide-book to help them grasp the essentials of the subject of their interest. Similarly on the spiritual path too an aspirant would need guidelines and a road map to show him the correct way forward, to tell him what to do in order to achieve success in his spiritual endeavours and warn him against the various pitfalls and how to avoid them, to provide him with some benchmarks against which he can judge his success, and at the same time tell him the wonderful reward that awaits him if he follows the instructions properly. In the spiritual realm, Bhakti (devotion and love) for Lord God is of tremendous and singular importance.
There are scriptures that deal with this eclectic spiritual theme, but they are so many of them, so vastly scattered and voluminous, and so varied in their contents and different in their prescriptions that a devotee is more likely to get confused and lost in the maze of advices given by them than actually be able to benefit from reading them. The present book "Narad Bhakti Sutra" fulfils this necessity-as it presents the guidelines of Bhakti in a very precise and concise form in a language that is easy to understand.
'Narad Bhakti Sutra'-literally meaning the fundamental formula or 'Sutra' that defines what comprises devotion and love for Lord God as enunciated by sage Narad who was one of the greatest devotees of the Lord and an expert exponent of this eclectic spiritual philosophy-is a treatise on 'Bhakti' that is succinct, precise, easy to understand, and universally respected as being one of the best spiritual guides in its genre of scriptural literature.
It has only 84 Sanskrit verses, and is an excellent 'Book of Aphorisms' on the philosophy of love and devotion for Lord God. It can also be called a 'Book of Spiritual Advice as taught by sage Narad'. All learners need an easy to read and understand guide-book to help them grasp the essentials of the subject of their interest. Similarly on the spiritual path too an aspirant would need guidelines and a road map to show him the correct way forward, to tell him what to do in order to achieve success in his spiritual endeavours and warn him against the various pitfalls and how to avoid them, to provide him with some benchmarks against which he can judge his success, and at the same time tell him the wonderful reward that awaits him if he follows the instructions properly. In the spiritual realm, Bhakti (devotion and love) for Lord God is of tremendous and singular importance.
There are scriptures that deal with this eclectic spiritual theme, but they are so many of them, so vastly scattered and voluminous, and so varied in their contents and different in their prescriptions that a devotee is more likely to get confused and lost in the maze of advices given by them than actually be able to benefit from reading them. The present book "Narad Bhakti Sutra" fulfils this necessity-as it presents the guidelines of Bhakti in a very precise and concise form in a language that is easy to understand.
It has only 84 Sanskrit verses, and is an excellent 'Book of Aphorisms' on the philosophy of love and devotion for Lord God. It can also be called a 'Book of Spiritual Advice as taught by sage Narad'. All learners need an easy to read and understand guide-book to help them grasp the essentials of the subject of their interest. Similarly on the spiritual path too an aspirant would need guidelines and a road map to show him the correct way forward, to tell him what to do in order to achieve success in his spiritual endeavours and warn him against the various pitfalls and how to avoid them, to provide him with some benchmarks against which he can judge his success, and at the same time tell him the wonderful reward that awaits him if he follows the instructions properly. In the spiritual realm, Bhakti (devotion and love) for Lord God is of tremendous and singular importance.
There are scriptures that deal with this eclectic spiritual theme, but they are so many of them, so vastly scattered and voluminous, and so varied in their contents and different in their prescriptions that a devotee is more likely to get confused and lost in the maze of advices given by them than actually be able to benefit from reading them. The present book "Narad Bhakti Sutra" fulfils this necessity-as it presents the guidelines of Bhakti in a very precise and concise form in a language that is easy to understand.
