Immortal Words of his holiness Srimad Jagadguru Swami Sudarshanacharyaji Maharaj
Narayan is the Supreme Principle word. This has been accepted by our Hindu culture or numerous sacred texts and many saints. Saint Shiromani Tulsidas Ji also, while writing the story of Lord Shri Ram, accepts his chosen deity Narayan. He writes very clearly in the Mangalacharan – Neel sarohu syam tarun arun baarij nayan,Karat so mam ur dhaam sada dheer saagar sayan With a blue lotus-like complexion, youthful and dark, with reddish lotus-like eyes,He ever…
Shri Guru Maharaj’s message emphasizes the importance of the divine name and the grace of the Guru in both material and spiritual realms. Here are the key points: Whoever loves the Supreme Lord, the Lord loves them too. That’s why it is important to sing the glorious magnificence of the Divine Lord. By doing so, sorrows are reduced, sins are eradicated, and life is reformed. Additional Key Messages: Summary Shri Guru Maharaj’s teachings emphasize the…
Brahmaji received this science of Godhead directly from the Lord, and he handed it over to Narada, who in turn instructed Srila Vyasadeva to expand it. Thus, the transcendental knowledge of the Supreme Lord is not a product of mental speculation by mundane wranglers but is uncontaminated, eternal, and perfect knowledge beyond the jurisdiction of material modes. The Bhagavata Purana is therefore the direct incarnation of the Lord in the form of transcendental sound, and…
In Kaliyuga, Bhagavad Bhakti (devotion to the Lord), singing bhajans, and naama sankirtan (chanting or singing His name) are considered very important for attaining spiritual success: Dhyan Krutey Yajan Yagyestretaayam Dwaparerchayan, Yadapnoti Tadapnoti Kalou Sankirtya Keshavam What one achieves through meditation in Satya Yuga, through sacrifices (yajnas) in Treta Yuga, and through worship (archana) in Dvapara Yuga, can be attained in Kali Yuga simply by chanting the name of Lord Keshava (Krishna).Vishnupuran “The consequences attained…
All the scriptures, Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, Saints, and our Hindu culture have accepted the glory and greatness of the remembrance, repetition, and chanting of the Divine name of LORD NARAYAN – The supreme personality of Godhead and primeval cause of all events. Although the great poet Saint Tulsidas ji composed the famous Ramcharitmanas, which contains the epic of Lord Rama (an incarnation of Lord Narayan), in Manglacharan, he beseeches Lord Narayan, resting in the ocean…
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