Vallabha Sampradaya

Vallabha Sampradaya is a tradition within Hinduism, founded in the 15th century by Vallabhacharya in India. It emphasizes sincere devotion (bhakti) to Lord Krishna, particularly in his form as a compassionate and loving god. Followers believe that loving devotion and surrender to Krishna lead to spiritual liberation (moksha). The movement promotes values like humility, grace, and the importance of community. It also emphasizes studying scriptures, singing devotional hymns, and engaging in rituals. Overall, Vallabha Sampradaya offers a path of heartfelt devotion aimed at experiencing divine love and closeness to Krishna.