Let me confess something. I love cricket. Genuinely, unashamedly, completely. I grew up watching it. I know the players, the stats, the rivalries. When a brilliant catch happens or a batsman hits a six off the last ball, something in me lights up the same way it did when I was ten years old. I … Read more
Every year there is a moment in March — when the air is still warm but not yet scorching, when the neem trees are flowering, when something in the atmosphere shifts — that feels different from ordinary days. Devotees who have observed Ram Navami for years will tell you: the day itself carries something. It … Read more
A few years ago, I came across a short video clip of a saint speaking in a small satsang room in Vrindavan. He was not sitting on an elevated throne. There was no grand stage, no microphone stand with a logo, no row of disciples fanning him. He sat on a simple asana, dressed in … Read more
I remember the first time someone asked me this question. It was a young boy, maybe ten years old, at a small satsang in our neighbourhood. The kirtan had just ended. The panditji was distributing prasad. And this boy, completely out of nowhere, tugged at his mother’s dupatta and asked loudly: “Maa, why do we … Read more
Starting a daily spiritual practice sounds simple. But most people who try to begin naam jap regularly quit within a week — not because the practice is hard, but because nobody told them how to handle the early days honestly. I made plenty of mistakes when I first started. I set unrealistic goals, sat in … Read more
I’ll be honest — my Radha Naam Jap used to be inconsistent. Some days I’d chant 5 malas, some days I’d lose count after the second round, and on busy days I’d skip it completely. I tried physical mala beads, phone notes, even stopwatch apps. Nothing stuck. Then I discovered the Radha Naam Jap digital … Read more
I didn’t start chanting Shiv Ji ke 108 naam out of blind devotion. I started because my mind was restless. In early 2026, I was overthinking everything—work decisions, relationships, even small daily choices. Meditation felt forced. Silence felt uncomfortable. So I went back to something ancient but structured: chanting the 108 names of Lord Shiva. … Read more
Radha Rani, the divine consort of Lord Krishna, is revered as the embodiment of pure devotion, love, and spiritual bliss. Chanting her sacred names not only brings inner peace but also deepens our connection with Radha Krishna’s divine love. In this guide, we will explore the 108 names of Radha Rani, their meanings, and the … Read more
Bhakti has always been the soul of Sanatan Dharma. Among the saints who have inspired countless hearts with their deep devotion to Radha Rani, Premanand Maharaj Ji stands as a guiding light. His life, teachings, and pravachans are all centered around one simple yet profound practice — Radha Naam Jap. Through his words and example, … Read more
Chanting the holy name has always been the heart of bhakti sadhana. Among the countless practices, Radha Naam Jap holds a special place. Devotees often ask – Should I use a traditional jap mala (rosary beads) or a digital jap counter? Both methods help keep track of chanting, but each comes with unique benefits. In … Read more