Guru and Namakirtan: How can then grief arise in the devotee’s heart, who remembers Krishna, just as there cannot be the heat of the sun when the moon has risen?

Nama Article 20^th July 2015

Srimad Bhagavatham

भगवत उरु-विक्रमाङ्घ्रि-शाखा-

नख-मणि-चन्द्रिकया निरस्त-तापे

हृदि कथम् उपसीदतां पुनः स

प्रभवति चन्द्र इवोदितेऽर्क-तापः

[11:2:54]

The toe-nails of Lord Krishna shine like the moon and the moonlight emanating from them dispel the sorrow or grief in the hearts of devotees. How can then grief arise in the devotee's heart, who remembers Krishna, just as there cannot be the heat of the sun when the moon has risen?

Please check these: Excerpts from a discourse by our Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji

Those who chant the Mahamantra even once in this Kali Yuga are assured of 'Moksha' (liberation)

This Bhagavatha Dharma is founded and established by Lord Sri Krishna which protects the entire world.

I have uttered the name of God; I have repeated the name of Rama or Hari. How can I be a sinner?' One must have faith in the glory of God's name

The Master had the faith of a child. He immediately pointed out, 'Then why is there dirt on my body?' Krishnakishore explained, 'The inner impurities go away and not the external dirt.'

The glory of the Divine Names cannot be understood by logic, reasoning or argument

If you utter the Divine Name of the Lord, it will eliminate all your sins without leaving any residue.

Any person who Chants the Name of Krishna even only once, no matter, whether said devoutly or disdainfully, would cross the ocean of life.

Sri Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Swamigal extols the greatness of Chanting the Divine Name of Lord Shiva by quoting the below mentioned Sloka in Srimad Bhagavatha

Japa even once uttered has its own good effect, whether the individual is aware or not.

Lord Rama says, "I vouch safe security against all living beings to one who comes to me only once and seeks protection (from me), saying " Rama, I am yours", such is my vow"

Just like a cool shade which soothes someone who has walked a long distance under the sun, those beings who have been attacked by the sorrows of the world frequent such Mahãns