Bhaktilipi is a home for Indian cultural, historical & devotional writings, stories, and sacred texts—curated, translated, and presented with care.
Digitally preserve timeless bhakti literature across regions and languages.
Make devotion accessible through modern interpretations.
Spread the wisdom with beautiful, modern reading experiences.
There's a fragrance that instantly transports many of us back to our childhood homes – the scent of ghee warming in a pan, the sweet aroma of jaggery melting, or the simple, pure smell of fresh fruits and flowers laid out for the morning puja. That fragrance is the
When we talk about West Bengal's heritage, our minds often paint a vivid picture of Kolkata's grand Durga Puja, an event so spectacular it's now recognised by UNESCO. But if you travel just a little way from the city's bustling heart, along
Have you ever held a book from your childhood and felt a rush of memories? For many Bengalis, and indeed for art lovers across India, opening Rabindranath Tagore’s 'Sahaj Path' is like that. It’s not just the simple, lyrical words that Gurudev penned; it’s the
There’s a special feeling in the air when Ganesh Chaturthi is just around the corner, isn't there? The familiar chants of "Ganpati Bappa Morya," the sweet aroma of modaks being prepared in the kitchen, and the sheer excitement of welcoming our beloved Vighnaharta into our
Have you ever been in a family discussion, or maybe watching a heated debate on TV, and felt that something just wasn't right with one of the arguments? You couldn't quite put your finger on it, but the reasoning felt shaky, like a chair with one
In the heart of Kerala, where the air thrums with the rhythm of the chenda and the scent of incense, legends are not just written in books—they walk among us. One such living legend is a name that evokes a deep sense of awe and reverence in anyone who
Close your eyes for a moment and picture this: a palace, not just made of stone and mortar, but shimmering with a hundred thousand lights against the night sky. Imagine the sound of classical Carnatic music filling the air, and a grand procession that tells stories of a history stretching
Step into the grand city of Mysuru, and you can almost feel it—a whisper of history in the gentle breeze, a reflection of royalty in the ornate architecture, a timeless melody in its vibrant culture. This isn't just any city; it's a living museum, a
Some places in India aren't just coordinates on a map; they are living, breathing centres of faith. You feel a certain energy in the air, a vibration that hums with centuries of prayers and devotion. The Chandaneswar Temple in Odisha’s Balasore district is one such divine space.
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