Kesavi singing Bhajan

Reproduced from April 2009. The spiritual practice must start in the early age so that they can deal with the sufferings from the material bondage later on easily. This helps one connect with the supreme and just like a factory owner provides facilities to his factory manager, one's life will be prosperous if one becomes the devotee of the lord Krsihna.

Bhakti or devotion is the only thing that if one follows to do, he or she makes difference as human being because devotion to the supreme can be easily done when the living entity has the human form of body. In other forms of bodies that is not possible. So the human form of body is the blessed one provided the consciousness is developed to attain Krishna consciousness, the highest one, out of one's enthusism.

If love to the supreme is inculcated in on'es mind talents to glorify the supreme absolute truth develops automatically. A case of this is here: Kesavi singing bhajan in Amsterdam temple

Video- Kesavi singing bhajan at home.

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