Bhakti Yoga in the Digital Age: Devotional Practices and Virtual Communities

Authors

  • Ms. Ramanpreet Kaur Author
  • Parhlad Singh Ahluwalia Author

Keywords:

Bhakti yoga, digital spirituality, virtual communities, devotional practices, technology and religion, online spiritual practices, digital transformation, Hindu philosophy, religious adaptation, cyber-devotion

Abstract

This research examines the transformation of Bhakti yoga practices in the digital era, exploring how traditional devotional methods have adapted to virtual platforms and online communities. The study investigates the intersection of ancient spiritual practices with modern technology, analyzing how digital tools facilitate devotional expression, community building, and spiritual guidance. Through examination of online platforms, virtual satsangs, digital darshan practices, and social media engagement, this paper reveals both opportunities and challenges in maintaining authentic devotional practices within digital spaces. The findings suggest that while technology has democratized access to spiritual teachings and created global communities of practitioners, questions remain about the depth and authenticity of digital spiritual experiences compared to traditional in-person practices.

Author Biographies

  • Ms. Ramanpreet Kaur

    Assistant Professor, Punjab College of Commerce and Agriculture, Chunni Kalan, Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab

  • Parhlad Singh Ahluwalia

    Editor-in-Chief, Shodh Prakashan, Hisar, Haryana

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Published

2025-06-27

How to Cite

Bhakti Yoga in the Digital Age: Devotional Practices and Virtual Communities. (2025). Sanatanodaya, 145-152. https://sanatanodaya.com/index.php/dj/article/view/80

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