
Bhakti Yoga
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*Bhakti-Yoga* is one of the four sequential volumes — alongside *Karma*, *Raja*, and *Jnana Yoga* — in which Vivekananda set out the Hindu paths to liberation for an English-speaking audience. These lectures, given mostly in New York between 1895 and 1896 and recorded by his disciples, present devotion not as sentimental piety but as a disciplined progression from the symbolic worship of a personal God to the universal love that Vivekananda saw as the highest religious feeling. The volume entered the public domain decades ago and remains widely read in India.
VedantaHindu PhilosophyBhaktiDevotionIndian PhilosophyEssaysSpiritualityReligionVivekananda LecturesMysticismYogaLate Nineteenth-century ReligionBelur MathBhakti Yoga
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