Gopal Sahstranaam
“Gopal Sahastranaam” is a sacred text found within Vaishnavite Agamas. It holds a significant place in Vaishnavite tradition and philosophy, emphasizing unity and the singular form of the Almighty. The verses in Gopal Sahastranaam emphasize the rejection of divisions, both in philosophical interpretations and the nature of the divine. This text highlights that such divisions are the product of later human interpretations and are not inherent in the original scriptures.
Gopal Sahstranaam
Benefits
👉🏿 Chanting of Sahstranaam will remove all obstacles from your life
👉🏿 It is a very auspicious Pooja. It will bring prosperity to your life
👉🏿 It provides inner strength to attendees
👉🏿 It will heal the bad mental of people and remove negativity
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Gopal Sahastranaam underscores the immense spiritual benefits derived from reciting or listening to this hymn. It is regarded as one of the holiest hymns or mantras, surpassing others in sanctity. Lord Balakrishna, also known as Lord Krishna during his childhood, is highly revered among Hindus. The Gopal Sahastranaam Pooja is considered particularly auspicious for those who aspire to have a child with the divine qualities of Lord Balakrishna.
Benefits of Gopal Sahastranaam:
- Gopal Sahastranaam has the power to expunge grave sins, such as the killing of Brahmins. Those who chant it on specific days, including Saptami, Ekadashi, Dwadashi, Pournima, and Sundays, are believed to be liberated from the cycle of rebirth.
- It is recommended to share Gopal Sahastranaam with individuals who possess devotion to their Guru, uphold Dharma, respect Brahmins, follow Vaishnavite principles, and revere Lord Shiva. This hymn is not to be given to those who harbor animosity towards these principles or who create distinctions between deities like Radha and Durga.
