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NARADA BHAKTI SUTRAS
 
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His grace on the devotees, as soon as He finds out

that they are sincere and earnest. Success is sure in

this path. Bhakti Marga is the easiest, safest, surest

and quickest way for attaining highest bliss or God-

realisation. That is the reason why Narada Rishi
says,

says, &quot;Bhakti is greater than Karma, Gyana and
Yoga.&quot;</p>
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>&quot;Those who mount dizzy heights by austere

practices fancying themselves liberated but being

really unenlightened, because lacking in devotion to

Thee, O Lotus-eyed One! fall into a chasm not having

loved Thy feet. Never so, however, Thy own, O

Madhava, stray away from the path, being tied to

Thee by bonds of affection and guarded by Thee, they

walk fearlessly in the spiritual path.
 
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फलरूपत्वात् ॥ २६ ॥
 
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Sutra 26. Phalarupatwat.
 
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Because of its being of the nature of the result

or fruit of all these.
 
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फलरूपत्वात् :
 
Phalarupatwat: because of its

being of the nature of the result or fruit of all these.
 
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Devotion is not a means to an end. It is both a

means as well as an end. It is the end or culmination

of all Sadhanas or disciplines. The hidden God is

made manifest through devotion. Then man realises

his own divine nature.
 
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Various disciplines such as practice of Yoga, reli-

gious rites, self-control, vows of various kinds, service
of one's teacher, cultivation of divine virtues are
 

of one&apos;s teacher, cultivation of divine virtues are</p>
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