Hanuman Temple of New York presents a 15-part lecture:
"The 3 paths to God: Karma, Gyana and Bhakti"
Discourse & Kirtan by Swami Nikhilanand, disciple and pracharak of Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj and sanyasi teacher of JKP, Radha Madhav Dham
Dates:
July 30th to August 14th, 2012
7:00-8:25 PM Daily
Venue:
Hanuman Temple of New York
111 Jerusalem Ave, Hempstead, New York 114400
Phone: 516-483-9500
Topics:
July 30 - Karma
July 31 - Karma Yoga
Aug 1 - No lecture, raksha bandhana celebration
Aug 2 - Gyana
Aug 3 - Gyana Yoga
Aug 4 - Gyana & Bhakti
Aug 5 - Bhakti is the highest Divine power
Aug 6 - The characteristics of true bhakti: desirelessness
Aug 7 - The characteristics of true bhakti: selflessness
Aug 8 - The characteristics of true bhakti: independence
Aug 9 - Janmashtmi: Avatar Rahasya
Aug 10 - The characteristics of true bhakti: love God with 5 bhao
Aug 11 - Loving God with 5 bhao, continued
Aug 12 - The characteristics of true bhakti: meditation
Aug 13 - The characteristics of true bhakti: exclusive & continuous love
Aug 14 - The characteristics of true bhakti: avoiding kusang
A disciple of Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj and sanyasi pracharak of his mission, Jagadguru Kripalu Parishat (JKP), Canadian-born Swami Nikhilanand was attracted to the teachings of Hinduism from a young age. Eventually, his deep spiritual longing led him to India, where he was most fortunate to come under the guidance of Shree Kripaluji Maharaj. Thereafter, living in the ashrams of JKP, he extensively studied Hindi, the philosophy of the prime Sanskrit scriptures (Vedas, Darshan Shastras, Gita, Bhagwatam), and practiced meditation in the tradition of raganuga bhakti. In 2003, he was given sanyas. Now, with the blessings of his Guruji, Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj, he offers satsang programs throughout America, engaging audiences with his clear explanations of Hindu philosophy coupled with inspired chanting of Sanskrit mantras and shlokas and charming nam sankirtan. His informative and compelling speeches provide practical insight into how to adopt the teachings of Sanatan Dharm into our daily lives, and inspire us to awaken our inner spiritual potential.
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