Swami Vivekananda described Bhakti or Devotion as the purest form of love and devotion to the divine, leading to union with the ultimate reality. He believed that Bhakti is a means to attain self-realization and liberation, freeing the individual from all limitations and ignorance. According to him, Bhakti is not limited to any specific religion or sect and can be practiced by anyone, regardless of caste or creed. He emphasized that Bhakti is not just a matter of performing rituals, but a complete surrender of one's ego to the divine, leading to a state of inner peace and joy. Swami Vivekananda believed that Bhakti is the highest form of worship and the path to true happiness and fulfillment.
