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Spiritual centre says Bhakti goes beyond religion

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According to Aathman Awareness Centre, Bhakti is a personal journey of love, surrender and connection with the Divine, not tied to any one religion.
Bhakti begins with the heart's longing to return to what it loves, before any ritual or pilgrimage, and asks if you can love without holding back.
Temples and ceremonies are expressions of Bhakti, not Bhakti itself; divine grace is available to everyone without discrimination.
Aathman Awareness Centre says no two spiritual journeys are alike; devotion can take forms like silent meditation, singing, or helping others.
The Centre encourages looking beyond labels like religion or nationality; sincerity matters more than outward appearance.