Vilapa Kusumanjali, verse 8, part 1 Pratibha Goswami is continuing her presentation of the holy book »Vilapa Kusumanjali« (a boquette of lamentation), elaborating on the valuable commentary of Ananta das… Pratibha Goswami is continuing her presentation of the holy book »Vilapa Kusumanjali« (a boquette of lamentation), elaborating on the valuable commentary of Ananta das…
Mahāvāṇī, verse 55-56 Mahāvāṇī is a revered poetic and theological composition in Braj Bhāṣā, written in the 15th century by Śrī Harivyāsa Devācārya, a key figure of the Nimbārka Sampradāya.… Mahāvāṇī is a revered poetic and theological composition in Braj Bhāṣā, written in the 15th century by Śrī Harivyāsa Devācārya, a key figure of the Nimbārka Sampradāya.…
Vilapa Kusumanjali – verse 7, part 2 We delve deeply into the sweet, rasik pastimes of Radha and Krishna, and experience some of the ecstatic emotions felt by Tulsi Manjari as she serves in the nikunj. We delve deeply into the sweet, rasik pastimes of Radha and Krishna, and experience some of the ecstatic emotions felt by Tulsi Manjari as she serves in the nikunj.
Vilapa Kusumanjali verse 7.1 Satsang and lecture by Pratibha Goswami on Vilāpa Kusumāñjali, the sweet rasik book of Ragunāth das Gosvāmī with the commentaries of Ananta dās Bābaji. Verse 7, part 1. Satsang and lecture by Pratibha Goswami on Vilāpa Kusumāñjali, the sweet rasik book of Ragunāth das Gosvāmī with the commentaries of Ananta dās Bābaji. Verse 7, part 1.
Vilapa Kusumanjali verse 6 Join us in our Zoom class about verse 6 of Vilāpa Kusumāñjali, the sweet rasik book of Ragunātha das Gosvāmī with the commentaries of Ananta dās Bābaji. Join us in our Zoom class about verse 6 of Vilāpa Kusumāñjali, the sweet rasik book of Ragunātha das Gosvāmī with the commentaries of Ananta dās Bābaji.
Vilapa Kusumanjali verse 5 – The beauty of Sri Caitanya In verse 5, Ananta das Babaji describes the sweet relationship between Srila Raghunath das Goswami and Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu. In verse 5, Ananta das Babaji describes the sweet relationship between Srila Raghunath das Goswami and Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu.
Vilapa Kusumanjali verse 4 – Guru Tattva In this satsang, we will explore the intimate connection between a disciple and his guru, and how it can enhance one's spiritual practice. In this satsang, we will explore the intimate connection between a disciple and his guru, and how it can enhance one's spiritual practice.
Mahāvāṇī – Introduction The ›Mahāvāṇī‹ is an important collection of songs within the Nimbarka line of Hinduism. It was composed by Sri Harivyas Devacharya (1443–1543), a disciple of Sri Bhatta. The ›Mahāvāṇī‹ is an important collection of songs within the Nimbarka line of Hinduism. It was composed by Sri Harivyas Devacharya (1443–1543), a disciple of Sri Bhatta.
Narada Bhakti Sutra, verse 2 Pratibha Goswami explains to us in this talk the highest kind of attachment and love. The highest love should be only for Lord Krishna. Pratibha Goswami explains to us in this talk the highest kind of attachment and love. The highest love should be only for Lord Krishna.
Vilapa Kusumanjali verse 3 🌼 Dive into the Heart of Devotion – Discover the Essence of Bhakti-Yoga! 🌼 Join us for an enchanting online meeting with the Vrajavasi Brahmini Pratibha Goswami… 🌼 Dive into the Heart of Devotion – Discover the Essence of Bhakti-Yoga! 🌼 Join us for an enchanting online meeting with the Vrajavasi Brahmini Pratibha Goswami…
Vilapa Kusumanjali verse 2 Imagine a world of pure love and devotion, where every moment is filled with bliss and every activity is a sweet pastime. This is the world of Radha and Krishna in their… Imagine a world of pure love and devotion, where every moment is filled with bliss and every activity is a sweet pastime. This is the world of Radha and Krishna in their…
Vilapa Kusumanjali - verse 1 In this podcast Pratibha and Ram das are speaking about the first verse of Vilapa Kusumanjali (a boquet of lamentations) composed by Ragunath das Goswami. In this podcast Pratibha and Ram das are speaking about the first verse of Vilapa Kusumanjali (a boquet of lamentations) composed by Ragunath das Goswami.