Bhakti Yoga is a path of Hinduism that emphasizes devotion, love, and surrender to a higher power.
- Bhakti Yoga is a Sanskrit word that means "devotion" or "love."
- The path of Bhakti Yoga was first described in the Bhagavad Gita, a Hindu scripture.
- Bhakti Yoga is often practiced in conjunction with other yoga paths, such as Karma Yoga and Jnana Yoga.
- The primary goal of Bhakti Yoga is to attain union with the divine, or a state of supreme bliss.
- Bhakti Yoga is often practiced through the recitation of mantras, singing, and the performance of rituals.
- Some of the most famous Bhakti Yoga saints include Ramanuja, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, and Mirabai.
- Bhakti Yoga is a highly personal and subjective path, and each practitioner's experience is unique.