The book “Bhakti in Vaisnava Traditions†explores various dimensions of bhakti in Vaisnavism. Vaisnavism, a cornerstone of India’s spiritual traditions, is deeply entrenched in the fertile grounds of bhakti, representing intense devotion and love towards the divine. This exploration delves into the intricate realm of Vaisnavism, spotlighting its historical trajectory and philosophical bedrock, all harmonized by the resonant theme of bhakti. The book is organized into three parts: Bhagavata Purana and Bhagavad Gita, Bhakti in Vedanta, and Regional Traditions. The first part elucidates the essence of bhakti as reflected in Bhagavata Purana and Bhagavad Gita, which are known as pivotal texts of bhakti. These sacred scriptures bring to light the profound bond between individual consciousness, and the indwelling Lord. Bhakti, in its radiant form, serves as the beacon guiding this relationship. Enriched by tales of Krsna and the teachings of dharma, these texts unravel the transformative essence of steadfast devotion. It delves into themes such as the nature of divine lilas, devotional Aesthetics and commentator’s role in interpretation of bhakti texts. The second part understands the concept of Vaisnava-bhakti as seen in Sankara Vedanta and it’s further development in Vedantic texts of Ramanuja, Svaminarayana, Nimbarka and Madhusudana Sarasvati. This section offers a nuanced understanding of how bhakti is conceptualized within diverse Vedantic traditions, adding complexity to the exploration and showcasing varied perspectives within the broader Vaisnava framework. The final section deals with regional variations, highlighting diverse cultural expressions of Bhakti within Vaisnavism. It captures the dazzling variety of regional Vaisnava traditions including Varkari traditions, Caitanya Vaisnavism and Braj Vaisnavism. Each regional hue paints the canvas of Vaisnava bhakti traditions, enriching its spectrum.