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Bhagavata is the divine nectar. The scholars have tasted this nectar with total satisfaction and a feeling of contentment in life- worth living. For seekers of divine knowledge, the study of this is absolutely necessary. It has 18000 shlokas spread over 18 skandas.
It teaches ways of Satwik living through stories of devotees and God Himself. It touches upon all aspects that contribute to make one's life accomplished and blissful. It is the amalgamation of philosophy with material life.
Various incarnations of Lord Vishnu, the formation of the universe, and acts of Brahma, Rudra, and others are well explained. Stories of many iconic devotees like Prahlad, Dhruva, Gajaraj, Ajamila, and Manu are included to guide the common man to achieve renunciation and attain Moksha with the blessings of the Almighty. The importance of "namasmarane" (remembrance of God) will provide positive energy, as is elaborated in Ajamila's life. All these narratives will show the path to leading a better divine life.
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Shreemadbhagavata Bhaskar Darshana, efforts are made to discuss the situations arising out of modern lifestyles and problems arising therefrom and throw light on that. Bhagavata lays down directions for meeting these situations. Beyond academic discussions, it explains in a simple way the concepts of Bhagavata.
