Maha Mantra - Hare Rama Hare Krishna

Hare Rama Hare Krishna is not just a mantra — it is a divine vibration resonating across the globe. Surprisingly, this sacred chant has found more devotees in foreign lands than even in its place of origin. People around the world have felt its power, its peace, and its promise.

It was Shri Prabhupada Ji who, through deep spiritual wisdom, carried the glory of this mantra to every corner of the Earth. Even my ability to write about this divine chant is not mine — it is a gift of the mantra itself.

“A man fails to fully know even those living with him; how can he write about God’s own voice to this world?”
— Hemadpant, Shri Sai Charitra

This Maha Mantra was sent by God Himself, as a boon to mankind — a bridge between us and the divine. From the past to the present, every spiritually awakened soul has, at some point, been connected with this divine sound: Hare Rama Hare Krishna.

The Origin of the Mantra

Many of us wonder: Where did this mantra come from? Who chanted it first? For what purpose?

Despite reading the Bhagavad Gita multiple times, I couldn’t find a satisfying answer. But then, in a single meeting with my Guru Shri Shri Shri Veerbhadra Swamy, a great devotee of Lord Vishnu, I received all the answers.

Who Created It and For Whom?

This mantra was created by Lord Shiva for his beloved friend Lord Shri Hari Vishnu.

Lord Shiva, the master of meditation, constantly chants “Hare Rama Hare Krishna” and “Shri Ram” during his deep tapasya. Their mutual devotion is eternal — two souls, one cosmic connection.

Why Should We Chant Hare Rama Hare Krishna?

It’s not mandatory to chant it daily. But those who do feel its strength:

• Power to face life’s obstacles
• Peace during chaos
• Positive thinking
• Wisdom in decision-making
• Connection to Shri Hari

“We are born with breath, not a name. We die with no breath, but only our name remains. Let your name live on with divine purpose.”

Chant not for rewards, but to stay connected with the divine. Shri Hari will never leave your hand — no matter what the situation.

Jai Shri Hari

Hare Rama Hare Rama, Rama Rama Hare Hare
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare