What are the classes of worship as per Bhakti yoga?

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Chandrabhan Vithal Zarekar

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There are nine classes of workship in Bhakti Yoga. Shravan Hearing of God's stories. Kirtana. Singing of his glories Smarana. Remember of his name and presence Pada Sevana Service of his feet. Archana. Workship of God. Vandana. Prostration to the Lord Dasya. Unquestioning devotion...
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There are nine classes of workship in Bhakti Yoga. Shravan Hearing of God's stories. Kirtana. Singing of his glories Smarana. Remember of his name and presence Pada Sevana Service of his feet. Archana. Workship of God. Vandana. Prostration to the Lord Dasya. Unquestioning devotion to Divine. Sakhya Friendship and relationship between Divine and devotee. Atma Nivedana. Complete surrender to Divine. read less
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Navdha Bhakti Navadha Bhakti is a very important aspect of Bhakti Yoga. God is worshiped in nine ways. It is said in Bhagwat Purana. Shravan, Kirtan, Smaran, Pad Sevan, Archana Dasya, Sakhya and Atmanivedan these are the nine differences of devotion.
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Bhakti Yoga has nine forms of worship called Nava-vidha Bhakti, which include listening to divine stories (Shravana), chanting the glories of God (Kirtana), meditating on God (Smarana), serving God's feet (Padasevana), worshiping the deity form of God (Archana), offering prayers to God (Vandana), serving...
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Bhakti Yoga has nine forms of worship called Nava-vidha Bhakti, which include listening to divine stories (Shravana), chanting the glories of God (Kirtana), meditating on God (Smarana), serving God's feet (Padasevana), worshiping the deity form of God (Archana), offering prayers to God (Vandana), serving God as a servant (Dasya), serving God as a friend (Sakhya), and surrendering oneself completely to God (Atma-nivedana). read less
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The stages are: Shraddha: faith in the words of Vaishnava Guru Sadhu-sanga: association with Guru and Vaishnavas Bhajan-Kriya: the actual practice of bhajan which is inspired by such association Anarth-Nivritti: burning of majority of sins Nishtha: unshakable determination in bhajan Ruchi: natural...
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The stages are: Shraddha: faith in the words of Vaishnava Guru Sadhu-sanga: association with Guru and Vaishnavas Bhajan-Kriya: the actual practice of bhajan which is inspired by such association Anarth-Nivritti: burning of majority of sins Nishtha: unshakable determination in bhajan Ruchi: natural interest springing in the mind to do bhajan. Rich food, clothes, wealth, all seem insipid or boring in comparison Asakti: helpless attachment to Sri Radha Krsna. If a second of bhajan is lost, the devotee feels restless and begins to curse himself. Sheer addiction. The sadhak has to force himself to think about material matters, and even doing so for a second causes him pain. Bhao: the preliminary stage of siddhi. The bliss of bhao bhakti is so epic and overwhelming, that the sadhak abandons Brahm-gyan, Shivatva, ashta-siddhis, etc. like trash. Sri Krsna begins showing glimpses of His divine Form. A great blazing fire of Viraha or separation burns within the heart of sadhak now. It swiftly burns remaining sin and tri-gun, tri-karm, tri-dosh, pancha-klesh, and pancha-kosh. Prem: completion of sadhana. Radha Krsna give darshan. The devotee drowns in the infinite waves of Bliss that roll off from Their Body in the incarnations of sight, smell, sound, and touch. He repeatedly falls unconscious due to the bliss being infinite and too much. read less
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Nine stages of bhakthi yoga called Nava Vidha Bhakthi listening to divine stories (Shravana), chanting the glories of God (Kirtana), meditating on God (Smarana), serving God's feet (Padasevana), worshiping the deity form of God (Archana), offering prayers to God (Vandana), serving... read more
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1.Apara and para bhakti. 2.Ragatmika and video bhakti. 3.Sakamya and Nishkamya bhakti. 4.Vyabhicharini and Avyabhi charing bhakti. 5.Mukhya and Gauna bhakti. 6.Sattvi,Rajasthan and Tamarac bhakti .
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