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T Ram Sewak SULABH SUKHAD MARG Shri Ram has previously elaborated that the human form is difficult to attain and that it would be a phenomenal waste i
T Ram Sewak AgaM GYAN Shri Ram has previously highlighted in Shri Ramcharitmanas 7.44 the simplicity and delightfulness of bhakti. He now compares it to the path of knowledge (Gyan Marg). Gyan agam aneka, sadhan teka Karat koau, bhakti soau
T Ram Sewak BHAKTI DWAR - SATSANG Previously, Shri Ram elucidated the various facets of Bhakti in his discourses to Lakshman and Sabari. He now reiter
T Ram Sewak SARAL PATH Shri Ram further clarifies the straightforward and uncomplicated nature of the bhakti path in Shri Ramcharitmanas 7.46. Kahahu prayasa, joga upavasa. sarala kutilaayi, jatha sadayi.
T Ram Sewak AASTHA In Shri Ramcharitmanas 7.46, Shri Ram dwells upon one of the most significant aspects of bhakti, namely, aastha (faith). mora .. asa, karai bisvasa
T Ram Sewak AACHARAN Shri Ram continues His discourse in Shri Ramcharitmanas 7.46, now bringing in the hue of His divinity. He delineates the conduct (aacharan) that makes a bhakt (devotee) dear to Him. bair trasa, sukhamay . asa. anarambh amani, anagh . bigyani.
T Ram Sewak VEET RAAG In Shri Ramcharitmanas 7.46, Shri Ram further elucidates the virtues of a bhakt (devotee) that make him dear. preeti sansarga, trina apabarga bhagati sathtayi, dushta bahayi
T Ram Sewak PARAM ANAND Shri Ram concludes the Purajan Gita in Shri Ramcharitmanas 7.46 by saying: mama moha, ta sandoha
T Ram Sewak MANSAROVAR Goswami Tulsidasji started writing Shri Ramcharitmanas in 1631 of Vikram Samvat (1574 CE). However, Tulsidasji attributes the c
T Ram Sewak ANTAR YA SAMAN The dialogue between Kakabhushundiji and Garuda in Uttarkand (the seventh canto) brings out some of the most significan