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Sagar Watch News/ On the second day of the Shri Bhaktmal Katha, revered saint Shri Shri 108 Kishor Das Dev Ji Maharaj from Shri Gorelal Kunj, Vrindavan, emphasized the core philosophy of Bhaktmal: Bhakt (devotee), Bhakti (devotion), Bhagwant (God), and Guru—which are inseparable. He stated that divine grace (kripa) is supreme; without the Lord’s mercy, no spiritual practice or effort—be it yoga, knowledge, or penance—can bear fruit.
The ability to listen to or enjoy spiritual discourses is itself a result of divine and saintly grace. He praised the greatness of saints and asserted that the true benefit of their company is inner peace.
A philosophical discussion among saints revealed that the highest is the bhakt (devotee) who installs the Lord in his heart. Ultimately, he concluded that there is no difference between devotee, devotion, God, and Guru, and that the grace of saints and Gurus alone makes one worthy of realizing the divine.
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