KATHA OF SUDAMA'S AKSHAT AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE BY MITHILESHJI MAHARAJ (CHITRAKOOT DHAM) скачать в хорошем качестве

KATHA OF SUDAMA'S AKSHAT AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE BY MITHILESHJI MAHARAJ (CHITRAKOOT DHAM)

#KathaSaptah #BhagavadKathaLive #KathaFestival #KrishnaKatha2025 #SpiritualEvent Shrimad Bhagavad Katha is a spiritual discourse based on the Shrimad Bhagavad Purana, one of the 18 major Puranas in Hinduism. It narrates the divine pastimes of Lord Krishna, the essence of devotion (bhakti), and the path to liberation (moksha). Typically, a Bhagavad Katha is conducted over 7 days (Saptah) or longer, where a spiritual orator (Katha Vachak) explains the scriptures with stories, teachings, and moral lessons. Key Aspects of Shrimad Bhagavad Katha: Spiritual Wisdom – The Katha covers deep philosophical concepts like devotion, karma, dharma, and the transient nature of life. Krishna Leela – It beautifully narrates the life, miracles, and divine play (Leela) of Lord Krishna. Bhakti & Moksha – Emphasizes surrendering to God through love and devotion, which ultimately leads to liberation. Stories & Morals – Includes inspiring stories from the lives of great devotees like Prahlad, Dhruv, and Parikshit Maharaj. Collective Worship – Devotees gather to sing bhajans, chant mantras, and participate in rituals, creating a divine atmosphere. Transformation – Many believe listening to the Katha purifies the mind, brings peace, and inspires a righteous way of living. Attending or organizing a Shrimad Bhagavad Katha is considered highly auspicious, as it is said to bring divine blessings and uplift the soul.