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Hi, I’m Apoorv - a seeker, traveler, and perpetual learner on a mission to debug not just code, but life itself.
I’ve called 5 countries home (India, Thailand, Singapore, China, and the USA), explored countless trails across national parks, and spent years diving deep into productivity and self-discovery.
This space is where I share my notes, insights, and adventures through the lens of spirituality, outdoor exploration, and continuous self-improvement. Think of it as my digital notebook - raw, honest, and always evolving.
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Beginning Bhakti: Study Guide
A companion to the 32-topic Beginning Bhakti curriculum — each topic distilled to its essential points, key Sanskrit terms, and core scriptural ref...
Beginning Bhakti: 9 Processes of Bhakti
Prahlada Maharaja gave nine processes of devotional service — hearing, chanting, remembering, and six more — each one sufficient on its own for lib...
Beginning Bhakti: 9 Stages of Bhakti
The path of devotional service is a progressive ascent from initial faith through community, guidance, practice, and purification, all the way to p...
Beginning Bhakti: 6 Divisions of Surrender
Surrender to Krishna is not a single act — it is a complete reorientation of existence across six dimensions. Without understanding them, surrender...
Beginning Bhakti: 6 Enemies of the Mind
The six enemies — lust, anger, greed, illusion, pride, and envy — are not external villains. They live within the subtle body and operate through t...
Beginning Bhakti: 6 Favorable Principles for Spirituality
Rupa Goswami gives the positive formula for bhakti: six qualities — enthusiasm, patience, conviction, following regulations, not overeating, and fa...