Bhakti — devotion, love, surrender — is the path that does not require philosophical training or ascetic discipline. The bhakti tradition, flowering from roughly the 6th to 17th centuries CE, produced some of the most radical literature in any religion.
Ananya-chetah satatam yo mam smarati nityashah
"For the one who is devoted to me, and who loves me with undivided devotion, I am easily attainable."
— Bhagavad Gita, 8.14
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