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In this pravachan clip dated 7th October 2004, Sadguru Aniruddha Bapu reveals the meaning behind the name ‘Vasudev’, who is Devaki’s husband and Shree Krishna’s father. He further clarifies the true meaning of ’33 Koti Dev’ as is mentioned in the Vedas.  Furthermore, Bapu explains in detail about the the 10+1 directions, ‘Ashtvasu’, their role in our lives. based on this, He highlights the significance of Devaki-Vasudev’s marriage. ७ अक्टूबर २००४

In this clip from the Hindi discourse dated 7th October 2004, Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu elucidates how we can make the right decisions and become successful in life. While explaining this, Bapu explains the significance of power of ‘Imagination’, ‘decision making’ and ‘observation’ in our life. Bapu further explains who Yashoda is and how she helps us achieve success. ७ अक्तूबर २००४ के इस प्रवचन व्हिडिओ में सद्गुरु श्री अनिरुद्ध

In this clip from the Hindi discourse dated 7th October 2004, Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu reveals the real success of human life. He also explains the difference between Yashdayini Shakti (Yashoda Mata) and Yashda. इस प्रवचन व्हिडिओ में सद्गुरु श्री अनिरुद्ध बापू हमें, मनुष्य जीवन की सबसे बडी सफलता से परिचित कराते हैं। उसी के साथ, यशदायिनी शक्ति (यशोदा माता) और यशदा इन दोनों में क्या अंतर है, यह समझाते

In this pravachan dated 07 Oct 2004, Sadguru Aniruddha explains about attaining boons or powers from God and conducting oneself after gaining them. Bapu cites examples of the sun, the ozone layer and the demon Ravana to explain the points in detail. Further, based on this talk, Sadguru Bapu explains, what should I ask of God, and how should be my relationship with God? भगवान की शक्ति को प्राप्त करना

In this Hindi pravachan dated 01st January 2004, Sadguru Aniruddha explains the meaning of “Om Nirmamaayeya Namah”, one of the names in Lalitasahasranama describing Shree Lalita ji. Through this discourse, Sadguru Bapu reveals to us the difference between the meaning of ‘Ownership’ (मेरापन) and ‘Belongingness’ (अपनापन), the two words which may appear synonymous at times. Referring to this difference as ‘ego’, Bapu explains the spiritual importance, and the feeling imbibed