Cheer his name – Hindu

Among the Pasuram five in Thiruppavai, the benefits of Namasankeerthana are described, TN aravamuda says in the discourse. The effect of Namasankeerthana is that each of Lord Narayana’s names has its reasons behind it. These reasons are related to what he calls various auspicious qualities or Kalyana Gunas. When we chant his name, we are actually celebrating one quality or another of his qualities. Andal said in this verse that he is “Maya”. Indeed, Krishna deserves the name because of his many incredible deeds. The moment he was born, the bondage fell from his father Vasudeva’s hand. Isn’t this a supernatural feat? Even though he was a little boy, he killed Kamsa, which was another impossible task for any ordinary mortal. However, this Krishna proved that he was the highest through such behavior, and he also chose to grow up in Gokula’s herd.

He is a person that even those who have been regretted by the saints for many years cannot understand. But he never got away from Gopas and Gopikas. Wouldn’t it make him a Maya even if it’s so simple? Andal uses the name Damodara in this Pasuram. Damodara is the name of Krishna, reflecting his simplicity. This is a reference to him being tied up by Yasoda. He proudly took on the scars of this episode because it wasn’t Yasoda that tied him up. The kidnapping happened because he wanted to. This is his Solaba Sea. Devaki becomes the blessed mother as she brings him into the womb. If he pays homage to Devaki in this way, he honors Yasoda by allowing her to tie him up. This fire of devotion burns our sins when we determine His quality and chant His name. Even sins we may commit unconsciously in the future will be destroyed by Namasankeerthana.