Mahavatar Kriya Babaji's Bhakti Sutras are filled with humility and unfathomable love for humankind. His words contain profound wisdom and unity, which all mankind has the potential to hear within. To many around the world Mahavatar is known as a Great, Omniscient, Immortal Presence in the Himalayas of India. Many planetary people have encountered Babaji in the sacred Himalayan Mountains and in visions, dreams, meditations and in etheric realms.In our present turbulent world, full of distractions, world-wide economic disturbances and increasing natural disasters, few actually perceive this voice of Babaji. When the voice is heard, rarely are those who hear it so attuned to the voice's vibration that they can express it into coherent words. Practically, the Bhakti Sutras may be a guide in attaining one's Higher Self and the Divine Love-Light all carry within. Babaji dictated his 108 Bhakti Sutras to his Disciple, Utpalavati. The Sutra style of writing is adopted widely in Indian spiritual writings. Each sutra is accompanied by a commentary called bhashya (written by Utpalavati) and sometimes with a subcommentary called vyakhyana (written by Jagadish).