Hare Krishna Mahamantra
Krishna · 2 recordings
Quick facts
- Deity / Sacred Figure
- Krishna
- Mantra Type
- Dual-name salutation
- Original Language
- Sanskrit
- Tradition
- Vaishnava
- Devotional Focus
- Devotion and love
- Text Form
- Single-line invocation
Sacred text
Reading guide
Meaning
The mantra may be understood as: “Om, salutations to Radha and Krishna.” “Krishnabhyam” is a Sanskrit dual form addressing them together, while “Namaha” expresses reverence. Radha represents the highest loving devotion to Krishna, the divine beloved. Their relationship expresses pure spiritual love, selfless devotion and the soul’s longing for the Divine rather than ordinary romance. Chanting their names together becomes a practice of remembrance, gratitude, surrender and loving attention. Its concise form welcomes beginners while retaining depth for experienced practitioners.
Choose a length
Thirteen canonical sessions accompany every mantra. Lengths that are not published yet are shown quietly rather than hidden.
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.
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