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RAMAKRISHNA ANANDA

Having a Vision of God

How can you have a vision of God?

Sri Ramakrishna taught that to live without a vision of God is to live entirely in vain. He taught that, as people, we crave to relate to God personally and that we can see God spiritually. Learn meaningful concepts that allow us to realize our true nature and prepare for a vision of the Lord.

Bhakti Yoga Talks, Awakening
  • How one sees God with the subtle spiritual mind and spiritual eye, not the normal mind
  • Learn how a true vision of God transforms you and makes you humble
  • Hear Sri Ramakrishna’s reply when Swami Vivekananda asked “Have you seen God?”
  • Explore the concept of seeing God in both form and formless aspects
  • How to direct your awareness from the buddhi state toward the vision of God
  • Discover essential components to a vision of God

Be Open to the Vision of God

Open up every tomorrow from this point on. Make room for Him/Her to come into your life. Be open to the possibility when you think, “I may very well have the vision of God tomorrow or today, this afternoon or this morning.” It’s not a matter of luck. It’s a matter of God’s grace  and your receptivity.

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