filter_vintage The Lord's name, when chanted, purifies the heart.
filter_vintage The Lord's name, when recited, stabilizes the mind.
filter_vintage When one chants the Lord's name all the six enemies namely Gluttony, lust, anger, attachment, pride, and envy are vanquished.
filter_vintage Chanting the Lord's name purges sins and desires.
filter_vintage Chanting the Lord's name removes problems and difficulties.
filter_vintage Chanting the Lord's name brings abundant wealth, health, happiness, strength, prosperity, and longevity.
filter_vintage Chanting the Lord's name dispels ignorance and brings peace.
filter_vintage Chanting the Lord's name dispels ignorance and brings peace.
filter_vintage Love and attraction are amplified by Chanting the Lord's name.
filter_vintage Chanting the name of God unites the devotee in the consciousness of God.
What, exactly, is chanting?
The practice of Japa involves constant recitation of a mantra or the name of God. “It is spiritual nourishment for the starving soul.” Only Japa Sadhana, practiced in this Kali Yuga, can ensure one's eternal bliss and peaceful immortality. Japa and meditation are inseparable. When you repeat the names Rama, Krishna, Narayana, or Sathya Sai, visual images of these deities immediately arise in your mind. Meditation and chanting go hand in hand, then. They can't be separated. So, chant the mantra with bhava, or devotion, after learning its meaning. When one chants, he’ll experience God anywhere and in anything. It's the surefire way to ignite the true and eternal flame of knowledge, allowing you to vanquish your own ego and unite with the Supreme Soul.