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The Bhakti (devotional love) movement gains momentum during Medieval India, highlighting an alternative path for Moksha/Liberation in Hinduism.
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Good video
1:54 did he say nameless noway
We should to take some pride that we live in such a country that has such a rich and respectable history.
Bhanchod bhakti and Sufi movent ko English me kaun samjha ta hai
Great Video Sir please make video on practical wisdom like discuss Karmayoga JnanYoga Bhakti yoga from Bhagwadgeeta
Why can't you prounounce things correctly???
The video didn’t have much info on the Bhakta movement.
Thanks for nice explanations!
The explanation on Bhakti begins at 3:51
Excellent! Great info on Bhakti Yoga! They're 3 paths karma (action), jnana (knowledge), and bhakti (devotion). Most of the modern religions are also practicing the above 3 paths… However, Lord Krishna said, "For those whose minds are attached to the unmanifested, impersonal feature of the Supreme Lord, advancement is very troublesome. To make progress in that discipline is always difficult for those who are embodied." BG 12.5 THIS IS THE LAST REVELATION! Therefore, Bhakti-yoga is highly recommended for this era, Kali-Yuga!
A video on the Bhakti movement with no mention of the Tamil poet saints who created it? and ending with hindustani music and not carnatic music…trash video but good attempt.
innovative to end the song with a bhajan. It simply coveys the meaning so simple and easy.
I've always wondered why non indians' understanding of Hinduism is so different from indians'. I suppose bhakti movement is the answer. Because the way I have perceived Hindu religion and mythology throughout my childhood, it seems more bhakti inspired rather than Vedas and Upanishad inspired.
Blissful tutorial
The bhajan at the end can be suitably dedicated to you as well. 'Tum bin aur na dooja, aas karu main kiski', translated as 'Without thee, there is no other from whom I can expect anything'.
Notification squad where u at
Sweet bhajan! But I thought we were going to get to hear Sal singing it?
My name is Bhakti and Hinduism
SIR…plz make a video about maratha empire
I have a Question…. How did Saint Jnaneshwar helped a buffalo chant Vedas. please Explain that?