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The fifth original Jagadguru in the history of the world
Jagadguru Shri Kripalu Ji Maharaj (1922–2013) was the foremost spiritual master of the modern era, revered for his profound wisdom and universal message of true love and devotion. In 1957, at just 34 years of age, he was honoured as India’s fifth original Jagadguru and conferred the unparalleled title of Jagadguruttam. Through thousands of enlightening discourses and deeply practical writings, he brought the essence of Vedic philosophy within reach of all, guiding countless souls toward selfless devotion and a life of lasting happiness.
Devanagari: कचनार ISO 15919: kacanāra also written as kachanar Bauhinia, Mountain Ebony, a moderately-sized deciduous tree. Flowers of that tree in shades of white, pink and lilac. REFERENCE Prema Rasa Madira - The Intoxicating Bliss...
Devanagari: काछनी ISO 15919: kāchanī A kind of silken cummerbund worn below the waist by Shri Krishna over His pitambara, covering the hips and tied at the front, with a portion dangling down the front...
Devanagari: कदम्ब ISO 15919: kadamba also written as kadamb Burflower-tree, a large leafy tree with round orange flowers that blossom in the rainy season. Shri Radha Krishna usually perform Their swinging pastimes on a swing...
Devanagari: कैवल्य कामा भक्ति ISO15919: kaivalya kāmā bhakti Devotion performed to God with a desire for union with Him, also called satviki bhakti. LEARN MORE This category of devotee is fed up...
Devanagari: कैवल्य मोक्ष ISO15919: kaivalya-mokṣa Merging into the Impersonal Brahm, also called ekatva and sayujya moksha. See moksha. LEARN MORE Liberation REFERENCE Prema Rasa Madira - The Intoxicating Bliss of Divine Love,...
Devanagari: काजल ISO15919: kājala also written as kajal A type of black make-up applied to the rims of the eyes. LEARN MORE It has two main purposes: cosmetic: a waterline or tightline to enhance and...
