Harinam

Harinam, derived from Sanskrit meaning "chanting the holy names," refers to the spiritual practice of congregational or individual recitation of sacred names of God, such as Hare Krishna. It is believed to purify the mind, elevate consciousness, and foster a sense of connection with the divine. Practitioners often chant these names as a form of devotion, meditation, and community expression, aiming for inner peace and spiritual awakening. Harinam emphasizes the transformative power of sincere, heartfelt repetition of divine names as a direct means to experience divine presence and attain spiritual realization.