Shrimad Bhagwat is Lord Krishna's sublime exploration of self-discovery and the ultimate realisation of the divine awareness. Twelve wings (Skandha), 335 chapters, and 28000 verses make up the Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta in Delhi. It is also known as the Bhagavatam, which is a sacred book of tremendous wisdom and faith that brings tranquilly to its readers. This holy text describes Shri Krishna's glorious, supernatural form several times.
This text reveals the Devotee's unwavering devotion to Lord Krishna. There is no greater way to purify and nourish the mind than this. In this Kalyug, the Bhagwat Katha is the solution to all of the Kalyug's problems. Simply reading from Bhagavatam may allow God to enter our hearts and live there for ever.
Our ideas may become reality if we follow Bhagwatam's teachings in our daily lives!
If we don't devote ourselves to our spiritual pursuits, we won't be able to reach our goals.
Even in this Kaliyug age, we must keep this realisation near to our hearts since in this era this has become a pattern where we merely listen to the lord's narrative but do not pay attention to its learning, do not study it in detail, and therefore our efforts go in vain. A lack of sufficient education might lead to a lack of prospective knowledge that never manifests itself. It's like a prayer that's half-hearted and lacking in faith that doesn't accomplish anything.
Using the storey of Sri Gokaranji and Dhundhukari, Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta in Delhi provides a magnificent recipe for success on the road to the Lord.
Satgun (good acts) bring us closer to the Almighty, thus we should strive to include more of them into our daily routines.
Satgun (Doing good actions) is critical:
Satgun-oriented individuals utilise their bodies as a tool to bridge the ocean of this planet and reach their creator.
Criticizing people or judging others' character is not something they do. God is worshipped by Satguni people in order to attain his nirguna incarnation. Thus, the crossing of the world's ocean. It's the only way to break free of the endless cycle of rebirth and extinction that has ensnared 840 million species. Rajogun (mediocre actions) and tamogun (devil deeds) are two different types of individuals. Rajoguns worship GOD for the sake of material gain and tamoguns worship GOD for bad gain.
All three attributes may be found in every species, according to Bhagawatam's teachings. You must link yourself with Bhagavatam teachings and follow them in order to enhance your Satgun, which may liberate us from the worldly sea and therefore the cycles of reincarnation, leading us to Moksha.
Learn more about Geeta's importance and relevance by listening to the Bhagavad-Gatha. The audio may be listened to at any time and from any location. All of your issues will be solved by listening to the Shrimad Bhagwat Geeta in Hindi in Delhi.