Nawa Widha Bhakti

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Sembilan cara meningkatkan cinta kasih bhakti kepada Tuhan YME.


1.Srawanam
artinya mendengarkan wejangan atau saran-saran yang baik

2. Wedanam
Artinya membaca kitab-kitab suci agama yang diyakinni


3. Kirthanam
Artinya melantunkan tembang-tembang suci/kidung.

4. Smaranam
Artinya secara berulang-ulang menyebutkan nama Tuhan

5. Padasewanam
Artinya sujud bhakti

6. Sukhyanam
Artinya menjalin persahabatan

7. Dhasyam
Artinya berpasrah diri memuja kehadapan para dewa.

8. Arcanam
Artinya Bhakti kepada Hayng Widhi melalui symbol-simbol suci keagamaan.

9. Sevanam
Artinya memberikan pelayanan yang baik, 


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