Bhakti and the Resurrection of the Heart
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Antoine explores the hidden architecture of human experience and the movement that brings consciousness back to the body, the heart, and the inner truth. His work weaves ancient wisdom, lived experience, and embodied clarity to support those called to remember who they are and why they came here. He walks this path in service to Life, sharing what he has learned with anyone who feels the resonance.
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Through Arjuna’s dialogue with Krishna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, it unveils the timeless science of self-realization: how to act in the world without being bound by it.
Prabhupāda’s approach reclaims the text from purely philosophical readings by reintroducing its heart of devotion — Bhakti.
Krishna is not a symbol, but the Living Presence of the Divine guiding the human soul to remembrance through surrender, service, and love.
Every verse becomes a portal to the inner alignment of mind, heart, and action — the trinity of Yoga embodied.
Through Arjuna’s dialogue with Krishna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, it unveils the timeless science of self-realization: how to act in the world without being bound by it.
Prabhupāda’s approach reclaims the text from purely philosophical readings by reintroducing its heart of devotion — Bhakti.
Krishna is not a symbol, but the Living Presence of the Divine guiding the human soul to remembrance through surrender, service, and love.
Every verse becomes a portal to the inner alignment of mind, heart, and action — the trinity of Yoga embodied.