<p>Sharing hearts by sharing personal doubts, concerns, and different perspectives.</p>

<div><ul><li>In many traditions sexuality is often portrayed as getting in the way of spiritual progress. Can you elaborate in which sense sexuality can be made part of bhakti?</li></ul></div>

<div><ul><li>We hear that we shouldn't associate with people who are "non-devotees". That just doesn't feel right to me. Can you please explain these kinds of statements that seem to not foster love?</li></ul></div>

<div><ul><li>Do you maintain your stance that bhakti is not inherent in the jiva.</li></ul></div>

<div><ul><li>What is your approach to connect with divine personalities in such a way that you can perceive a real relationship ?</li></ul></div>

<div><ul><li>Do we have the free will to see ourselves as servants of god?<br/></li></ul></div>

<p>Tune in for the reflections...</p>

<p>▶ WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/live/03G3NpYPBaU
</p>

<p><a href="https://www.amazon.com/Radical-Personalism-Manifesto-Proactive-Devotion/dp/B0C6BWMHB2/">RADICAL PERSONALISM: Revival Manifesto for Proactive Devotion</a>.</p>

Sharing hearts by sharing personal doubts, concerns, and different perspectives. In many traditions sexuality is often portrayed as getting in the way of spiritual progress. Can you elaborate in which sense sexuality can be made part of bhakti? We hear that we shouldn't associate with people who are "non-devotees". That just doesn't feel right to me. Can you please explain these kinds of statements that seem to not foster love? Do you maintain your stance that bhakti is not inherent in the jiva. What is your approach to connect with divine personalities in such a way that you can perceive a real relationship ? Do we have the free will to see ourselves as servants of god? Tune in for the reflections... ▶ WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/live/03G3NpYPBaU RADICAL PERSONALISM: Revival Manifesto for Proactive Devotion.

<p>Sharing hearts by sharing personal doubts, concerns, and different perspectives.</p>

<ul><li>In many traditions sexuality is often portrayed as getting in the way of spiritual progress. Can you elaborate in which sense sexuality can be made part of bhakti?</li></ul>

<ul><li>We hear that we shouldn't associate with people who are "non-devotees". That just doesn't feel right to me. Can you please explain these kinds of statements that seem to not foster love?</li></ul>

<ul><li>Do you maintain your stance that bhakti is not inherent in the jiva.</li></ul>

<ul><li>What is your approach to connect with divine personalities in such a way that you can perceive a real relationship ?</li></ul>

<ul><li>Do we have the free will to see ourselves as servants of god?<br></li></ul>

<p>Tune in for the reflections...</p>

<p>▶ WATCH ON YOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/live/03G3NpYPBaU
</p>

<p><a href="https://www.amazon.com/Radical-Personalism-Manifesto-Proactive-Devotion/dp/B0C6BWMHB2/" rel="noopener noreferrer">RADICAL PERSONALISM: Revival Manifesto for Proactive Devotion</a>.</p>

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - September 22nd, 2023

Swami Padmanabha is an author, monk and renowned practitioner of the ancient mystic tradition of Bhakti Yoga in America and Europe.

His versatility is displayed in different areas, being a prominent speaker, prolific musician, scholar in different disciplines and leader of spiritual communities.

He was born on November 15th in 1980, in a loving and simple family that gave him a formation with beautiful values ​​and ideals. From a very tender age, a strong thirst in relation to truth and life´s ultimate purpose awakened in Swami, which led him to travel different paths.

His restless intellect led him to deep studies and contact with different ascetic disciplines. In this search he got in touch with the message of the Hindu Devotional Vedanta (also called bhakti), which would eventually become his spiritual path for life.

At the age of 19, Swami begins his priestly life and at the age of 28 he officially accepts the order of sannyasa, which teaches about how to move in the world without becoming attached to it.

Swami Padmanabha keeps developing and encouraging innumerable projects linked to philosophy, psychology, art, and, especially, he carries out a broad campaign of social awareness through multiple discussions, seminars, retreats and articles in social media. He is also engaged in academic circles. 

Author of Inherent or Inherited: Bhakti in the Jiva According to Gaudiya Vedanta

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Swami Padmanabha is an author, monk and renowned practitioner of the ancient mystic tradition of Bhakti Yoga in America and Europe. His versatility is displayed in different areas, being a prominent speaker, prolific musician, scholar in different disciplines and leader of spiritual communities. He was born on November 15th in 1980, in a loving and simple family that gave him a formation with beautiful values ​​and ideals. From a very tender age, a strong thirst in relation to truth and life´s ultimate purpose awakened in Swami, which led him to travel different paths. His restless intellect led him to deep studies and contact with different ascetic disciplines. In this search he got in touch with the message of the Hindu Devotional Vedanta (also called bhakti), which would eventually become his spiritual path for life. At the age of 19, Swami begins his priestly life and at the age of 28 he officially accepts the order of sannyasa, which teaches about how to move in the world without becoming attached to it. Swami Padmanabha keeps developing and encouraging innumerable projects linked to philosophy, psychology, art, and, especially, he carries out a broad campaign of social awareness through multiple discussions, seminars, retreats and articles in social media. He is also engaged in academic circles. Author of Inherent or Inherited: Bhakti in the Jiva According to Gaudiya Vedanta

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