What if God isn’t asking you for perfection, wealth, or elaborate offerings—but something far simpler and far more personal?

In this episode, we explore Bhagavad-gita 9.26–27, where Krishna reveals what He truly desires from us and why even a leaf, a flower, a fruit, or water—when offered with love—means more to Him than the grandest display.

We talk about the difference between liking God and loving God, how devotion grows in stages, why intention matters more than the item, and how even our ordinary daily actions can become sacred when we offer them to Him.

You’ll hear stories, relatable examples, and heartfelt conversations about shifting from “What can I get?” to “How can I love?”, and how this simple mindset transforms our spiritual life from the inside out.

If you’ve ever wondered: ✨ What does God actually want from me? ✨ How do I offer my day, my relationships, or my problems to Krishna? ✨ How do I deepen my devotion even when life feels messy?

This episode is for you.

In this episode, we continue our journey through Bhagavad Gita Chapter 9 (Texts 9.23–9.25) and explore a subtle but powerful shift Krishna invites us to make — moving from a transactional relationship with God to one rooted in love.

We talk about why people often approach God (or demigods) for specific results, how faith can be real yet indirect, and why different paths lead to different destinations. Krishna doesn’t condemn or coerce — instead, He patiently explains how desire shapes destiny and why He responds to what we actually seek.

This conversation also touches on control, surrender, and the humility that comes when we realize we’re not the ultimate doer. Through personal reflection, analogies, and open discussion, we look at how bhakti isn’t about bargaining with God — it’s about coming home to a relationship built on trust and love.

A gentle, honest episode for anyone navigating faith, desire, and the longing for something eternal.