Guru and Namakirtan: Who will forget Lord, the very Self of the entire creation, who bestow all desired boons upon those that have sought shelter with You by Chanting the Divine Names?

Nama Article 10th April 2015

Srimad Bhagavatham 11:29:5

तं त्वाखिलात्म-दयितेश्वरम् आश्रितानां

सर्वार्थ-दं स्व-कृत-विद् विसृजेत को नु

को वा भजेत् किम् अपि विस्मृतयेऽनु भूत्यै

किं वा भवेन् न तव पाद-रजो-जुषां नः

What man who is conscious of good offices done by you to Your devotees can possibly turn his back on you, the Ruler and the Beloved, the very Self of the entire creation, who bestow all desire boons upon those that have sought shelter with You by Chanting the Divine Names?

What man will as a matter of fact go in for something (other than You, even though gifted by you) which is conducive to good fortune alone and later on, to forgetfulness about you?

Please check these: Excerpts from a discourse by our Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

Remembering the Hare Rama Maha mantra always is Punya (Virtue), Forgetting Hare Rama Maha Mantra is sin

All rituals are corollaries of the these two basic rules – "Always remember Sri Krishna. Never forget him

God's name on one's lips is itself salvation, disregard (of the name) know to be perdition.

Remembering Rama is the greatest gain and forgetting Him is the biggest loss"

Sri Hari, the bestower of salvation, gives beauty, health, wordly possessions and appropriate enjoyments to those who constantly medidiate on Him.

Those who Chant the Divine Names of Hari, Udupi Krishna blesses them with adequate food.

If you want God alone, why do you accept the existence of anything else ?

If someone forgets the Beloved Lord, even for an instant, what sort of devotion is that?

As your heart beats as you sleep, dream or being awake let your tongue always Chant the Divine Names of Hari.

If you become that anxious on forgetting to chant the Divine Name even for a second, then you are blessed.

One should constantly repeat the names of God irrespective of any activity that he might be involved in