Bhakti Yoga. Be Devoted To The Whole Creation, Of Which We Are All Included As Creatures In Creation. For No Other Reason, We All Exist, We Are All Born Whole and Unhungry and The Only Constant Is We All Breathe. That Is Enough In Bhakti.

By LUCEAT LUX VESTRA Tony Searl
"Therefore, O son of Bharata, one desiring freedom from fear should hear about, glorify, and remember Hari. He is Bhagavān, īśvara, the soul of everything. Indeed, the perfection of life for a person, whether through the paths of Sāṅkhya or Yoga, through performance or duty, or through knowledge, is to remember Nārāyaṇa at the end of life...
One should concentrate on the three constituent phonemes of OM (a-u-m), the great and pure Brahman in the form of sound. One should restrain one's mind and control one's breathing, keeping one's mind fixed on that seed of Brahman (OM). With the intelligence of the driver, one should remove the senses from the sense objects by means of the mind. If one's mind becomes disturbed by agitation, one should focus it on the desired object, Lord Kṛṣṇa, by means of the intelligence."

Bhāgavatapurāṇa chapter 2, translated by Edwin Bryant
In "Bhakti Yoga: Tales and Teachings from the Bhāgavata Purāṇa," 

Edwin Bryant explains, the text "indicates that Kṛṣṇa's nature and qualities are not only transcendent to prakṛti, but higher than the individual ātman. 
His form and characteristics are the highest and most blissful expression of Brahman, and a vision of Him is the ultimate spiritual experience."

Bhakti Yoga: The Bhāgavatapurāṇa with Dr. Edwin Bryant

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By LUCEAT LUX VESTRA Tony Searl
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By LUCEAT LUX VESTRA Tony Searl
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