
Welcome to 'Thinking Bhakti', the podcast where wisdom from the bhakti tradition meets modern issues! Whether you're a dedicated Vaishnava, a spiritual seeker, or just curious about the intersection of faith and current affairs, 'Thinking Bhakti' offers insightful discussions that resonate with those seeking for deeper meaning in our complex world. Swami Revatikaanta, a long-term disciple of Param... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode, Swami Revatikaanta explores the struggle between immediate gratification (Preyas) and truly doing what is good and beneficial in our lives (Śreyas). From birth, society conditions us to seek pleasure at every moment. However, this re... more
In this episode, Swami Revatikaanta sits down with Sarvamohini Dasi (Kristina Margolin) to discuss the role of numerology and astrology in understanding our nature and purpose.
In this personal discussion, Sarvamohini Dasi opens up about her realiza... more
People often ask Swami a very specific question: "What kind of God do you believe in?" But in truth, they aren't just asking for a name. They are asking about the fundamental nature of the "type" of God he believes in.
Today, modern seekers are ofte... more
How can we reconcile the miracles of different, seemingly contradictory religions? If they all claim to be the only truth, who is lying? For the atheist, if every religion claims exclusive miracles that contradict each other, the most logical conclus... more
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Listening to this podcast with Swami Revati has been such a deeply enriching experience. The way Swamiji shares the essence of Bhakti — with so much clarity, humility, and love — truly touches the heart. Every episode feels like a spiritual satsang, filled with timeless wisdom, practical guidance, and gentle reminders of the power of devotion. I appreciate how the teachings are explained in a way that is both accessible for beginners and deeply nourishing for long-time devotees. This ... more
The conversations on this podcast are for those who have a thirst for knowledge and open, untamed dialogue. There is so many valuable learnings to be gleaned from the conversation. Keep a notebook and pen handy with a finger hovering over ‘rewind’. Please give us more content. There is a need, desire and volition waiting.
Very interesting chats on this pod but it’s entirely m head based rather than heart based. An intellectual rather than Bhakti take.
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Thoughtful conversations at the intersection of devotion, philosophy, and everyday life. Episodes explore how bhakti-informed perspectives address modern questions—from spirituality and ethics to yoga, philosophy, and service—often featuring guests who share personal journeys, practical guidance, and humility in practice. The show emphasizes sincerity, transformation, and the role of devotional love in navigating contemporary issues, with a mix of guided lectures, interviews, and real-world applications that appeal to curious seekers and committed practitioners alike. A standout aspect is its willingness to blend traditional teachings with contemporary concerns, offering accessible entry points for beginners and depth for long-time practiti... more
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Recent guests on Thinking Bhakti include:
1. Ananta Das
2. Bhagawati Dasi
3. Pandit Krishna Kripa Dasa
4. Swami Revatikaanta
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