Bhakti Yoga

One comes to know of SELF through this path.

This book is worth the read...

It's great

Must read once.

great book

nice to read something different for once a wile...

The fourth and final in the Yoga series - Bhakthi Yoga - the Yoga of love and devotion. If Jnana yoga was to attain the absolute through sheer logic, bhakthi yoga does the same through devotion which also happens to be the most natural way for human beings. The love shall be expressed through many forms and Vivekananda emphasises on the need to direct the love from lower forms towards higher forms. Again as in Jnana yoga, complete renunciation is a must to reach the ultimate goal.Vivekananda was a bridge between the classical scriptures and the modern world. Having a photographic memory and laser focussed towards Indian scriptures of way past, he has given the meat of them in the most understandable manner. Inspite being more than a century old, his logical approach and lucid explanations will easily pass the test of time.

what a thinking of Swami Vivekananda

It was a bit taty

I've been reading this book for over twenty years. I turn to it often. It's the best book on devotion to the Divine that I've read.Swami Vivekananda writes with insight and profound knowledge. This book provides the reader with a simple path to the Divine. Bhakti Yoga is the simplest and most direct path to the Divine, no gurus or religious belief systems are required, only love for the Divine.

Beautiful work, sweet and sweetening, inspired and inspiring. But do not expect a book, like I did. It is a tiny 4”x 6.5” booklet, the kind that religious organizations give out for free to promote their cause. So, in that respect, I was disappointed. My fault, I should have read the product details, it's all in there.

Read in 1980. It is as good as it was then. Did not realize how significant Vivekananda was at the time. Bhakti Yoga is the path of Devotion, or Love.

My mother is a lifetime devote of Paramahamsa Yogananda who brought Kriya Yoga to the West, and she loved Vivekananda's interpretations of Pantanjali's Yoga Sutras, as well as his simple explanations of Bhakti, Jnana, Raja, and Karma Yoga.

Just okay. InterestingVery short book.

Great little book to life you up

Love it! I carry it around with me everywhere I go. I think I have read it at least 30 times so far and I keep learning something every time I read it.

You'll never lose reading and contemplating Swami Vivekananda!!

'I Love It!' summarizes everything.That says it all!! it is a book that everyone should read. The book itself pulsates with an energy of LOVE

neded this for recommened study from the ordoaa.. each grade has a corresponding yoga techniqe. this being one branch. of yogic discipline

This tiny little book contains everything you need to know about the practice of Bhakti Yoga. This is a book rich in content and short on words. Profound. Deep. Wisdom-filled. Complete. This is a must-read for anyone drawn to the Bhakti path. Aum Shanti!Lauri LumbyAuthentic Freedom MinistriesWisconsin, USA[...]