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This page helps guide you through Bhaktitattva.com, offering articles organized by level of depth. Whether you’re just starting or seeking a deeper understanding, you’ll find content tailored to your level of study.


🔰 Beginner

Start here if you are:

  • New to Caitanya Vaiṣṇavism
  • Looking for basic introductions to key concepts
  • Interested in articles written in a conversational style

What you will find:

  • Articles presented as Q&A, with a focus on foundational concepts
  • Straightforward explanations that avoid heavy theological jargon
  • An introduction to core ideas like bhakti and Kṛṣṇa without delving too deep into technical details

Sample Topics:

  • What is Bhakti?
  • Who is Śrī Kṛṣṇa?
  • Misunderstandings about Devotion

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🔷 Intermediate

For those who:

  • Have some background in bhakti or related traditions
  • Want to explore key terms and practices more rigorously
  • Are ready to engage with translations and definitions from Sanskrit texts

What you will find:

  • Focused discussions on terms like sādhana, nāma-aparādha, and others
  • Translations and explanations of core Sanskrit passages
  • More detailed analysis of bhakti practices and their scriptural bases

Sample Topics:

  • Defining Sādhana Bhakti
  • Understanding Nāma-aparādha
  • A Look at Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu

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🔶 Advanced

For those who:

  • Have a strong foundation in bhakti and its core concepts
  • Are interested in the deeper aspects of bhakti philosophy
  • Want to explore prīti (divine love) as the ultimate goal of devotion

What you will find:

  • Exploration of prīti
  • Discussions of rasa
  • Refutations of apa-siddhāntas like dormant prema

Sample Topics:

  • The Goal of Prīti in Bhakti
  • Rāgānugā Bhakti
  • Is Prīti inherent in the ātmā

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Not sure where to begin?
Start with the Beginner articles for a basic understanding, and explore at your own pace. Bhakti is a journey, and there is always more to learn as you progress.

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