Hare Krishna, hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna, hare hare / Hare Rama, hare Rama, Rama Rama, hare hare.

Meaning of the Sanskrit chant of the Holy Names of Krishna, God:

"O Lord, O energy of the Lord, let me serve you!"

And God, who always shows immense mercy for his servant, (his servant) helps to know him as He is, by various means, the one who abandons himself entirely to Him. The Lord gives to his devotee (the devotee) the intelligence that will ultimately lead him to Himself, in his spiritual realm.

The essential quality of the pure being is to always be able to fix his thought on God, whatever the place and the circumstances. Nothing should discard it. He must be able to offer his service to the Lord at all times and in all places. This constant remembrance of God, this uninterrupted meditation, is the mark of pure being, for whom the Lord becomes easily accessible. Whatever the nature of this relationship, the holy servant of God constantly engages, with love, in the absolute service of the Supreme Lord, and can not forget it for a second, just as he is never forgotten by the Lord for a second. And it is without difficulty that he reaches the Lord. Such is the sublime blessing conferred by the singing of the holy names of the Lord, in the consciousness of God. The material universe is a place of suffering, where one must be born, suffer illness, old age and death; also souls who reach the ultimate perfection, who reach the supreme spiritual planet, Krishnaloka, or Goloka Vrindavana, have no desire to return to it. Krishnaloka, say the original scriptures, exists beyond our material vision, and to achieve this constitutes for the highest distinct being the highest perfection. The "great souls" who receive the absolute teachings of the realized saints and who gradually develop their devout attitude in the service of the Lord, in the consciousness of God, become so captivated by their service of love that they no longer experience the least interest in the Edenic planets, and even give up the desire to be promoted to the spiritual planets. Their one and only wish is to be always in the company of God. These pure souls, conscious of God, reach the summit of perfection; they are the greatest souls.

The pure service of devotion is only rarely achieved, it alone allows to approach God.

The first steps in the spiritual life are accompanied by austerities, various sacrifices and other practices to promote spiritual realization. However, it is not enough to fulfill them, even by freeing themselves from all material desire, to access the devotional service offered to God. Equally vain will be to seek to achieve it by oneself,