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The only requirement for Bhakti Yoga is an open, loving heart. But Bhakti Yoga complements other paths of yoga well, and it is said that jnana (knowledge or wisdom) will dawn by itself when you engage in the devotional practices of Bhakti Yoga.
Bhakti yoga purpose:-
the path of devotion, the method of attaining God through love and the loving recollection of God. Most religions emphasize this spiritual path because it is the most natural. As with other yogas, the goal of the bhakta, the devotee of God, is to attain God-realization--oneness with the Divine.
Benefits:-
diminishes your identity and wards off you from negative feelings like an annoyance, a sense of self, and presumption. It gives you knowledge and peace. You feel blissful and joyous with the help of Bhakti Yoga.
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There is no best of worse yoga. Wich yoga you start to follow just depends from your unique individuality, but Bhakti Yoga can not be complete without Karma and Janna yoga, same as Karma yoga can not be complete without Bhakti and Jhana, and Janna yoga can not be complete without Bhakti and Karma yoga.
First any person start from the more easiest for her/him yoga, then all, Bhakti, Janna and Karma become one.
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Sujata Mondal
Yoga Therapist and Health Counsellor(Govt. Certified) , Received YOGA Guru Award 2018 .
Bhakti Yoga ... inner sence of your soul . Bhakti when intensifies, leads to jnana - Jnana of real nature of Almighty, one's atman and universe.
True loves always results in knowledge as it fosters expansion of one’s self awarness beyond the limitations of one's ego.
A devotee tries to see GOD everywhere and develops compassion and makes the whole universe his object of love.
It is not as easy as it seems ... The complexity involved in this process and difficulties that come across in its practice are huge.
All The Best
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