Across religions and spiritual traditions, people speak about moments when they felt God close to them. Not as an idea. Not as a concept. But as a living presence. In Hindu devotion, saints describe divine anugraha, meaning grace that descends suddenly. In Bhakti traditions, devotees speak of overwhelming love from deities like Krishna or Shiva. In Ram Bhakti, followers of Rama say his compassion feels like a father’s embrace. These experiences are emotional, intimate, and deeply personal. Here are five moments when devotees felt hugged by God without being touched.
