The captivating saga of Lord Krishna and His devotees stirred the hearts of Hyderabad at the 7-day Shri Krishna Katha organized by Divya Jyoti Jagrati Sansthan (DJJS) from 14th - 20th September 2025. Held under the divine grace of His Holiness Ashutosh Maharaj Ji, the event became a beacon of hope and enlightenment for countless attendees. Sadhvi Aastha Bharti Ji, the learned orator of the Katha, beautifully unveiled the timeless wisdom encoded in the divine plays of the Lord and the mystical devotional journeys of His devotees, transcending stories into profound spiritual truths. The entire venue reverberated with beatific vibrations as soul-soothing bhajans and discourses infused hearts with the true quest for the Divine.
Over the course of seven days, Sadhvi Ji, through eloquent and awe-inspiring discourses, explored the lives of great devotees such as Sant Surdas Ji, Bhakt Namdev Ji, Bhaktimati Meera bai Ji, Bhakt Dhanna Ji, Bhakt Narsinh Mehta Ji, Draupadi, the Gopikas, Vidhur, and more. She raised thought-provoking questions: How was their love so pure and supernal that the Lord Himself manifested upon their call, protecting them, accepting their devotion and offerings? Does the Lord still manifest in response to a devotee’s call today? Or is there a specific path of true devotion that bridges the soul directly with the Divine? To whom does the Lord reveal His true form, and how can seekers recognize Him in human garb?
Unravelling these questions, Sadhvi Ji presented Lord Krishna not merely as a divine incarnation, but as the living embodiment of the Perfect Spiritual Master, one who reveals the elemental form of God to the seeker through the eternal science of Divine Knowledge, and thereafter guides the disciple to the ultimate state of eternal bliss.
The discourse emphasized that Brahm Gyan, the science of Self-Realization- is the master key to unlocking this inner treasure. This is the same eternal wisdom that Lord Krishna imparted to Arjuna, transforming his despair into unwavering resolve. Attendees were urged to move beyond external rituals and embrace a practical spirituality rooted in direct, personal experience of the Divine within, as bestowed by the Perfect Master of the time.
The Katha witnessed an overwhelming response, with devotees thronging the venue each day, their hearts brimming with enthusiasm and their eyes glowing with joy. Its success underscored the growing societal need for spiritual guidance that is both profound and deeply relevant to the challenges of modern life.
