This is because power is inherent in words. Whatever we keep thinking or uttering would one day turn out to be true in our life.

Nama Article 26th October 2011

 

Happy Deepavali

 

Source: http://www.namadwaar.org/articles/deepavali_09_part2.html

 

Repetition of a word/s a lakh times might be reflected in your action at some point of time; gradually, repetition of words a thousand times gets transformed into action; it then comes down to repetition of words a hundred times, then only ten times and finally in all actions. This is because power is inherent in words. Therefore, do keep listening to Srimad Bhagavatam whether you understand its words or not. Keep reading it. It does bear fruit. One does benefit from it. Do not think, 'oh, I do not understand a word.' Keep listening. It does not matter whether you understand its words or not. It does not matter if there has been a transformation in you or not. Do not degrade yourself with the thought, 'I am useless.' Just as positive words have power, so too, negative words have power. Whatever we keep thinking or uttering would one day turn out to be true in our life. So, our Mahans, in order to cheer us up, have set such days of celebration, worship, etc.

 

Therefore, if we keep worshipping the Lord, doing Namakirtan and reading the Bhagavatam, every single day would become Deepavali.

 

Please check these: Deepavali Messages from Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

 

Deepavali means 'deepam' - light - 'Ãtma jyoti'

 

On the auspicious day of Deepavali when taking oil bath in warm water, during the early morning hours is considered as equivalent of dipping in the sacred waters of River Ganga

 

The service that God has entrusted upon your shoulders is to lend them to me!

 

Chant the Mahamantra Nama kirtan :

 

Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare