Vyakhyaan by Vinod ji Agarwal_'C'

By Vrindavan

Collated excerpts of the contextual explanations given during various Sankirtan programs (for deeper reflection).... more

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The podcast currently has 67 episodes available.

Vyakhyaan by Vinod ji Agarwal_'C' episodes:

May 23, 2020 Prem Lkshna bhakti
In Raganuga Bhakti, we follow the footsteps of the people who have already attained God while in Prem-lakshna Bhakti intimacy with God is sought without any intermediary. Freely saying to Him whatever we feel like and getting His clear response from within is one of the ways to get directly connected with Him.
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2min
May 23, 2020 Geet vs Bhajan
A ‘bhajan’ can be said to be a rhythmic collection of words which are sung in the praise of Lord while ‘geet’ is a profound expression of our devotional feelings. Yugal geet, Venu geet, Gopi geet, Praney geet, Bhamar geet etc present the exclamation of devotees' state of mind.
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2min
May 23, 2020 Gehraai
In 'Gyaan maarg', seeker needs to rise above His false ego and then connect Himself with His source whereas in 'Bhakti maarg', devotee needs to go deep inside the ocean of His love to reach Him.
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2min
May 23, 2020 Ami ke kund
Devotional lovers need not do ritualistic worshipping as their introverted feelings only are the sublime form of adorations. They naturally go distant from formalism and get absorbed in their isolation.
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3min
May 23, 2020 Maze ki baat- sar-e-aam
In Dwapar Yuga, when Lord Krishna blew His flute for Maharaas, only the selected people could hear it. Today also Lord is constantly active around us but we remain unaware unless He wills us to know about it and those who get to sense His presence, begin to seek Him.
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3min
May 23, 2020 Chhap-tilak
Discipline is essential for making a child begin to learn. However as he grows up, greater stress is put on his academic subjects and after the higher secondary level his learning becomes independent of the disciplinary grading -uniform, attendance, punctuality etc. Similarly Spirituality is beyond dress code, religious markings and customary practices. It is rather about the progress from externalities to the point of experiencing Him within. We need not look distinct from others but need to feel oneness within. As we turn inwards, our 'self' gets dissolved and the spirit of love takes over.
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4min
May 23, 2020 Masti (Mai ki sati)
Many of us attend Sankirtan programs as a means of saatvic entertainment only. On being touched by any of the words there, we move one step ahead as our intellect starts getting involved. However, the real effect does not come until our conscious is fully absorbed in the bhaav of those words. Such a deep involvement signifies 'Masti' which naturally comes when we get free from our false ego i.e. effacing the 'self' through submission to God leads us to the intended rejoicement. This state of mind is free from the interference of intelligence even.
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3min
May 23, 2020 Daenya bhaav
Though a devotee always wishes for God's love yet he prays here 'I may ask for Your love but You please do not oblige’. This is because knowing that He loves us we might feel privileged whereas devotees intend to always stay humble assuming themselves as unworthy of His grace.
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3min
May 23, 2020 Rangaai-Dhulaai
l the devotees wish to be permanently cast in Divine colour. However we must remember that bleaching is an essential prerequisite for proper colouring. Bleaching, in this context, implies troubles, humiliations and various sorts of worldly disappointments. So Sufi here prays to get refined while passing through such negativities in Divine faith. This type of detached attitude towards life enables us to remain constantly closer to God in its true sense.
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3min
May 23, 2020 Kapat-kaant
Gopis address Lord Krishna as ‘kaant’(pinnacle of joy)- ‘Ka’ denotes joy and ‘ant’ means end line. So having Him implies having all the joys. But His act of hiding is His ‘kapat’ (impeding their joy) as ‘pat’ means barrier. Gopis say to Lord Krishna, “You only made us love You, pampered us too and then suddenly dumped us.” Your absence is now sucking life out of us and you are carefree about it. Despite Your butcher like behavior, we are enduring it just to save you from the slur of our murder."
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4min

FAQs about Vyakhyaan by Vinod ji Agarwal_'C':

How many episodes does Vyakhyaan by Vinod ji Agarwal_'C' have?

The podcast currently has 67 episodes available.