Devam Devata Ishwaram — A Journey from Devotion to Divine Consciousness- Ep 2
Video by Platonix
This second episode of Devam Devata Ishwaram, a series on the path from devotion to divine consciousness, opens with a clip from the first episode. The clip reminds viewers where the series left off before the new teaching begins. Swamiji then guides viewers to think about the link between the devotee, the deity and the Supreme, drawing on the ideas of bhakti and Ishvara. Step by step, the teaching invites you to look past outer forms of worship toward a quieter, inner sense of the sacred, and to see how heartfelt devotion can deepen into an awareness of the Divine.
- Channel
- Platonix
- Type
- Video
- Published
- 25 Oct 2026
- Language
- en
- Categories
- Soul, Mind
About
This is the second episode of **Devam Devata Ishwaram**, a series that follows the path from devotion to divine consciousness. It opens with a clip from the first episode, so you can pick up the thread again before the new teaching starts. The series is for seekers who want to understand how heartfelt devotion can deepen into an awareness of the Divine. It suits anyone drawn to bhakti, to the idea of Ishvara, or to the wider questions of spiritual life. As you watch, Swamiji guides you to think about the link between the devotee, the deity and the Supreme. Each step invites you to look past outer worship toward a quieter, inner sense of the sacred.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to watch the first episode before this one?
It helps but you don't have to. This episode opens with a clip from the first episode so you can pick up the thread before the new teaching starts.
Who is this series for?
It is for seekers who want to understand how heartfelt devotion can deepen into an awareness of the Divine. It suits anyone drawn to bhakti, to the idea of Ishvara, or to the wider questions of spiritual life.
Who leads the teaching?
The teaching is given by Swamiji, who guides viewers through the themes of the series.
What is this episode about?
Swamiji looks at the link between the devotee, the deity and the Supreme. He invites you to look past outer worship toward a quieter, inner sense of the sacred.