Radha Krishna
Krishna · 2 recordings
Quick facts
- Deity / Sacred Figure
- Krishna
- Mantra Type
- Traditional Gayatri-form mantra
- Original Language
- Sanskrit
- Tradition
- Vaishnava
- Devotional Focus
- Devotion and remembrance
- Text Form
- Three-line Gayatri verse
Sacred text
Reading guide
Meaning
The opening phrase contemplates Devakinandana, Krishna as the son of Devaki. The next meditates upon Vasudeva, a sacred name associated with Krishna. The concluding prayer asks Krishna to inspire and illuminate our understanding. The mantra therefore joins remembrance, meditation and a prayer for spiritual discernment. Its Gayatri-style movement leads the devotee from knowing the divine form, through contemplation, toward an invitation for divine guidance.
Choose a length
Thirteen canonical sessions accompany every mantra. Lengths that are not published yet are shown quietly rather than hidden.
Recordings
This mantra has 2 separate recording sets. Each set has its own listening board — choose one to see what is available.
By duration
Continuous recordings from five minutes to five hours.
- 5 Minutes
- 10 Minutes
- 30 Minutes
- 1 Hour
- 3 Hours
- 9 Hours
By repetitions
Counted recitations, from three to one thousand and eight.
- 3 Times
- 11 Times
- 21 Times
- 108 Times
- 216 Times
- 1008 Times
Live session
One eleven-hour livestream, kept as a replay afterwards.
- 11-Hour Live
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