Bhakti Lalita Devi Dasi

Hari-katha

Religion EN ↓ 52 episodes

Watch, listen and bathe your soul in the divine substance of devotional stories, the songs of the Vaishnava saints, the messages of the timeless teachings of the scriptures and personal reflections of Bhakti Lalita Devi Dasi in her Podcast, Hari-katha. "Hari" is a name of the Lord in Sanskrit — "Who takes away" (worldly miseries); and "katha" — means stories or discussions (about "Hari") which drive away all of the darkness brought about by ignoring one’s true spiritual nature.

Author

Bhakti Lalita Devi Dasi

Category

Religion

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jun 4, 2026

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Episodes

Yaksha Prashna | Wisdom Story 21.03.2023

In this episode Bhakti Lalita tells the wisdom story of "Yaksha Prashna", or the legend of the virtuous crane, from the Mahabharata. It's the story of a question-and-answer dialogue between ⁠Yudhishthira⁠ Maharaj and a ⁠yaksha (a celestial entity or nature spirit) who was actually Lord Dharma or Yamaraja, the father of ⁠⁠Yudhishthira⁠⁠, in disguise. The story is set as the five Panda...

Auspicious Invocation | Sri Gaura-Purnima 06.03.2023

In her first episode, released on Sri Gaura-Purnima: the appearance day of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, Bhakti Lalita D.D. briefly introduces herself and welcomes her listeners/viewers to her new podcast, "Hari-katha". Bhakti Lalita reads verses from the Chaitanya-Charitamrta about the divine appearance of Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu — getting off to an auspicious start! 

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