Spiritual benefits of chanting God’s Name
Chanting God’s Name is the boat that helps us ferry across the ocean of life. The benefits of chanting are innumerable.
How does chanting of
God’s Name continuously ensure
His remembrance during the last breath ?
Each of us can benefit in innumerable ways from chanting God’s Name. It is said that chanting God’s Name continuously keeps us in communion with God and can liberate us from the bondage of life and death.
How Chanting benefits us at Physical and Psychological level ?
In this article we will find out the various advantages that chanting God’s Name can have from a physical as well as psychological point of view
How chanting purifies the mind ?
Chanting God’s Name helps in alleviating physical and psychological ailments, increasing concentration, reducing sorrow, nullifying all sins, and is useful even after death.
Which ‘Name’ should one chant ? (Part 2)
According to a principle in Spirituality that, ‘There are as many temperaments as the number of people’, there are as many paths in Spirituality as the number of people. Thus, everyone should chant the name of Deity most appropriate to them.
Which ‘Name’ should we chant ? (Part 1)
Chanting the Name of our favourite Deity helps only in increasing the Sattva component, whereas the Gurumantra helps us to gain Divine knowledge, Chaitanya and the Guru’s blessings, and therefore spiritual progress is faster.
Practical suggestions for
chanting the ‘Name’ (Part 2)
Let us understand when should one chant, where to chant, how to increase chanting stepwise, benefits of chanting God’s Name with the breath etc in this article.
Comparison of Namasankirtanyoga
with other paths of Yoga
Let us understand the comparison between Karmakanda (Ritualistic worship), meditation and singing bhajans with chanting.
Practical suggestions for
chanting the ‘Name’ (Part 1)
In this article we will read about the method of chanting God’s name and the rules for using the japamala.
Why is man interested in Spirituality?
Each one feels like finding out the one from whom he has been created and feels like returning to Him. Each one feels at least subtly like going in search of the Creator and desires to return to Him.
