Comments on: Nama Smarana – Satsangh Takeaways

By: Ganesh

Ganesh — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 04:49:01 +0000

Namasmarana is like a parachute while falling from a dangerous height. It is a like a ship to cross the ocean of sharks, like a torch to seek the path in a dark dense forest and a rudder to a ship caught in a storm.

It practically translates to when particularly stuck by one/all of the 6 evil emotions of Kama,krodha,lobha,moha,mada,matsaryas during your daily life, chanting the lord’s name to your self, will see you through the situation smoothly with little or no damage to your character.

It saves one from falling to the depravity of 6 inner foes who are more dangerous than the embodied enemies we are usually wary of !

Though Nirantara Nama smarana is always recommended, remembering and sincerely chanting Lord’s name particularly during time of moral vulenarabilities will bounce you back with right choice.

Trust me, This is practical experience. Try this, and tell me if you dont attest its efficacy!

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By: Vijayaraghavan V K

Vijayaraghavan V K — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 18:23:40 +0000

Pranams to Bahrain Satsangh Members,

Sri Sainath of Shirdi Lord Incarnated said in Kali Age it is enough if one Chants the Name of The Lord from the heart,where Lord God Dwells, to free oneself from this Worldly existence……

No other proof is required…. Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishan Hare Hare………… ISKCON Mantra changed the lives of so many……

Thanks to Sis Sarojaji for bringing up this to the forum
once again

Vijayaraghavan- Dubai

By: Dumane

Dumane — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 05:00:41 +0000

Dear Sowmyaji,

The summary of Sarojaji’s discourse is indeed very well written.
The secret of Naamsmarana is also well explained in Bhagavadgeeta Chapter 8, Shloka 13, where the Lord himself says that having closed all the doors of the senses and firmly holding the mind in the cavity of the heart, then fixing the life-breath in the head, and thus remaining steadfast in Yogic concentration on God, he who leaves the body and depart uttering the one Indestructible Brahma ‘OM” and dwelling on me in My absolute aspect reaches the supreme goal.
Lord further says in Shloka 14 that whoever always and constantly remembers (i.e. Naamsmarana) him with the undivided mind to that Yogi ever absorbed in him he is easily attainable
Lord can be very easily remembered by reciting ‘OM” along with our heart-beats.

By: Vishnu Acharya

Vishnu Acharya — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 03:12:20 +0000

Indeed namasmarana is important in these times. The correct way described by Tulsidasaji is ‘Mana krama vachana dhyana – remembering, uttering and concentrating upon God and continuing further it ‘janama janama ke dukh BISERAVAI not MEETAVAI. Astu.