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Kevala Bhakti' is a form of Bhakti (i.e. devotion). Bhakti is defined as, | Kevala Bhakti' is a form of Bhakti (i.e. devotion). Bhakti is defined as, | ||
Bhaktir Bhagavato sevá bhaktih prema svarúpinii; | <poem>Bhaktir Bhagavato sevá bhaktih prema svarúpinii; | ||
Bhaktiránanda rupá ca bhakti bhaktasya jiivanam. | Bhaktiránanda rupá ca bhakti bhaktasya jiivanam.</poem> | ||
[Bhakti is service to God; bhakti is the form taken by divine love; bhakti is the embodiment of bliss; bhakti is the life of the devotee.] | [Bhakti is service to God; bhakti is the form taken by divine love; bhakti is the embodiment of bliss; bhakti is the life of the devotee.] | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 11 September 2014
Kevala Bhakti (Roman Sanskrit: Kevalá Bhakti) means "complete non-attributional devotion". According to Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, Parama Purusa can be attained only through "Kevala Bhakti".[1]
Description
Kevala Bhakti' is a form of Bhakti (i.e. devotion). Bhakti is defined as,
Bhaktir Bhagavato sevá bhaktih prema svarúpinii;
Bhaktiránanda rupá ca bhakti bhaktasya jiivanam.
[Bhakti is service to God; bhakti is the form taken by divine love; bhakti is the embodiment of bliss; bhakti is the life of the devotee.]
References
- ^ Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar "Yoga, Tantra, and Kevalá Bhakti" Discourses on Tantra Volume Two