...the path of devotion
This refers to a person’s devotion to holding in their heart the faith of any spiritual practice. It is pure spiritual devotion, one’s love of God. The limbs of practice within Bhakti are: Śravaṇam, Kīrtana, Smaraṇam, Pādasevana (may include Karma Yoga), Arcanam, Vandana, Dāsya, Sakhya, and Ātma-nivedana.
Bhakti Yoga: The Yoga of Devotion
A deeper explanation of bhakti yoga and definition of the nine practices of this devotional path.
A “bhakta” is a person who practices “bhakti,” or loving devotion to god or the divine. Bhakti, as a spiritual path of love, is considered highly accessible, because it allows for the devotee to draw from personal, everyday experiences of love.
BLOGS (about Bhakti)
Exploring the Branches: Bhakti Yoga or the Path of Devotion written by Michael Lloyd-Billington
The History of Bhakti Yoga by Kimaya Singh
Bhakti Yoga: The Nature of Devotion according to Sadhguru
Bhakti Yoga: Keep Practicing Till Your Knee-Jerk Reaction is Love written by Anandra George
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