Om Namo Narayanaya- Significance, Meaning & Practice

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Narayana stands for the alpha and omega of the universe. The Vedic seers gained this four-lettered sound in their penances, found its significance and its meaning. They initiated the seekers into this mahtra from ancient most times to enable self-realization and at-one-ment with Narayana.

A humble presentation is given to the seekers who sought the mantra during the auspicious hours preceding the Vaisakh full moon.

This book is for seekers who would ardently like to work with the mantra of Narayana.

The ways of the Divine are amazing. One could never imagine that a most sublime mantra 'OM Namo Narayanaya finds its expression and explanation for the benefit of a group of thirty ardent students at the northern sea shore in the city of Hamburg, Germany. A group of German, Danish, Swiss, Spanish and Indian students gathered for a five day group life in a boat and ardently requested for the meaning, significance and practice of the mantra 'OM Namo Narayanaya.

Much more amazing is that the boat itself is called Govinda and within the boat there are a variety of beautiful and colourful posters of Lord Krishna. The mantra chose its boat, its group, its place and its time. It is the Gemini full moon time as well as an approach to summer solstice.

The group life was between 16th and 20th June, 1989. Twenty four years after, an ardent student from Germany transcribed and sent it to me for a review and print on 25th July, 2013 and on 27th of July, 2013 a helper came from California to take dictation of the revised version. The review was done in a week's time for its publication.