Bhakti
Bhakti and the devotee's life. 56 discourses.
1972
1973
1974
- Strength Arising From One's Own Righteous Conduct Is The Only Meaningful StrengthMay 1974, Brindavan
- Karma Marga, Jnana Marga, Bhakthi Marga: All Lead To The Same DestinationMay 1974, Brindavan
- Different Avathars Are Manifestations Of The One God Without A SecondMay 1974, Brindavan
- Thath Thwam AsiMay 1974, Brindavan
- The Lord Is Always Intimately Associated With His CreationMay 1974, Brindavan
- One's Learning Is Useless If It Is Not Put Into PracticeMay 1974, Brindavan
- Raja Yoga Is The Fusion Of Bhakthi And KarmaMay 1974, Brindavan
1976
1977
- Be Good, Do Good, See Good: This Is The Way To GodMay 1977, Brindavan
- No One Can Separate A Real Devotee From His LordMay 1977, Brindavan
- Start Early, Drive Slowly And Reach SafelyMay 1977, Brindavan
- Book Learning Is Useless: Practical Knowledge Is UsefulMay 1977, Brindavan
- Lakshmana, The Devoted Brother Of RamaMay 1977, Brindavan
- All The Characters In The Story Of Ramayana Are Ideal ExamplesMay 1977, Brindavan
1978
- All Our Sorrow Is Our Own CreationJune 1978, Brindavan
- Pain And Pleasure Always Go TogetherJune 1978, Brindavan
- The Noblest Quality Of Womanhood Is CompassionJune 1978, Brindavan
- Krishna Was An Infinite Ocean: Gopikas Were Small Tributaries Merging In The OceanJune 1978, Brindavan
- Service To Man Must Be Regarded As Service To GodJune 1978, Brindavan
- God Is Like A Kalpa Tharu Which Can Fill All Your WantsJune 1978, Brindavan
- Bhagavatha Is A Sacred Text Which Can Cater To The Needs Of EveryoneJune 1978, Brindavan
- Vyasa And Narada Are Like Man And GodJune 1978, Brindavan
- Narada Was An Immortal SpiritJune 1978, Brindavan
- God Is Not Happy Unless He Gives You Some Occasional SorrowJune 1978, Brindavan
- Whatever God Does, It Is Always For Our Own GoodJune 1978, Brindavan