In Bhagavad Gita Chapter 12 Part 2, Swami Mukundananda Ji explains why Bhakti offers the sweetest and most natural way to connect with God. Krishna accepts worship of the formless but emphasizes that devotion to His personal form is easier, richer, and more fulfilling.
Bring the divine blessings of Lord Ganesha into your home this Ganesh Chaturthi. Discover step-by-step Pooja vidhi, essential rituals, and eco-friendly practices to celebrate with devotion, unity, and joy while inviting wisdom, prosperity, and peace into your household.
From playful forest games in Braj to heartfelt tears in Dwarka, Shree Krishna reveals the beauty of divine friendship. Sakhya Bhav shows us that the Almighty longs not for grandeur, but for love—where God Himself becomes your dearest companion.
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 12 begins with Arjun’s timeless question: Is it better to worship the formless Brahman or the personal form of God? Shree Krishna reveals why Bhakti Yog—devotion to the personal God—is the most effective path. Based on Swami Mukundananda Ji’s discourse.
Our world is shaped less by events and more by the lens through which we view them. The Bhagavad Gita, saints, and modern psychology all remind us: perspective creates joy or sorrow. Positive reframing empowers us to see blessings even in trials—transforming life’s challenges into grace.
The Bhagavad Gita offers timeless guidance for healthy living—teaching balance in habits, nourishing food choices, meditation, and purposeful action for a body and mind in harmony.
The Bhagavad Gita teaches that while negativity is inevitable, peace is always a choice. With Krishna’s wisdom, you can rise above criticism, remain steady, and respond with grace.
Mantras and bhajans for Ganesh Chaturthi are more than devotion—they are divine vibrations that remove obstacles, purify the mind, and awaken wisdom. Rooted in Vedic and Puranic tradition, they connect us with Lord Ganesha’s grace, filling life with joy, clarity, and spiritual strength.
The Bhagavad Gita teaches that the mind can be our greatest ally or our biggest obstacle. By applying Krishna’s wisdom, we can cultivate self-control, clarity, and lasting inner peace.