3 Powerful Names of Krishna Chant

The 3 Powerful Names of Krishna Chant is a devotional chant that praises and invokes the blessings of Lord Krishna.

This is done by chanting three of his most significant and powerful names - Keshava, Narayana, and Madhava.

This chant is a tribute to the different aspects of Krishna's divine nature.

The 3 Powerful Names of Krishna Chant is the latest addition to our library of mantras that includes Ganesha, Shiva, Buddha, and Krishna mantras.

This mantra may also be called the Krishna Ashtakshara mantra, the Vishnu Ashtakshara mantra, or the Krishnaya Namah mantra.

There may be slight variations in the pronunciation or the addition of other names of Krishna in different renditions of this chant, but the mantra meaning is largely consistent.

The 3 Powerful Names of Krishna Mantra holds several benefits for the mind of both the chanter and the listener.

Listening to this serene Krishna mantra along with meditation helps you in the following ways.

This chant helps create a divine connection between you and the ultimate bliss that is Lord Krishna

The profound names of Krishna cleanse impurities of the mind, through chanting

This mantra can help you come to terms with the realities before you while remaining hopeful

Lord Krishna is considered one of the most beloved and revered deities in Hindu mythology. He is known for his love, compassion, and protection of his devotees.

Krishna's life and teachings are beautifully narrated in various Hindu texts, including the Mahabharata and the Bhagavad Gita.

The three names in the chant - Keshava, Narayana, and Madhava - have significant origins and meanings:

Keshava: This name is derived from 'Kesha,' meaning hair, and refers to Krishna's beautiful, long, and dark hair. It is also related to Krishna's slaying of the demon Keshi, who took the form of a horse.

Narayana: This name is often used to refer to Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. Krishna is considered an avatar of Vishnu, and the name Narayana signifies the refuge of all beings. It reflects Krishna's role as the protector and sustainer of life.

Madhava: This name is associated with Krishna's divine knowledge and wisdom. 'Madhava' also refers to Krishna as the consort of Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity.

One story that emphasizes Krishna's love and protection for his devotees is the tale of Sudama. Sudama was a childhood friend of Krishna, who lived in poverty. Despite his dire circumstances, Sudama visited Krishna with a humble offering of beaten rice (poha).

Krishna, touched by Sudama's love and devotion, not only accepted the humble offering but also blessed him with prosperity and abundance.

This chant and the invocation of these three powerful names of Krishna are a celebration of his divine qualities - his beauty, his role as the protector, and his wisdom.

By chanting these names, devotees connect with the essence of Krishna's divine nature and seek his love, protection, and guidance.