Ladoo Gopal & Radha Krishna puja

Krishna Moola Mantra

“Om Krishnaya Namah”

Meaning : ‘Accept my salutations, Oh Sri Krishna.’

Benefit : This small chant is often recited by believers in their daily course of life.

Hare Krishna Maha Mantra

“Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna, Hare Hare
Hare Rama, Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare Hare”

Meaning : Ode to Sri Krishna and Lord Rama who are both two bodies but one being, as they are the incarnation of Sri Hari Vishnu.

Benefit : This divine mantra is chanted by believers to take them on a higher spiritual plane and transport them into another divine world, directly connecting their soul with Sri Krishna. This mantra is derived from the repository of knowledge – the Vedas. Both these names are the ultimate truth and hence give immense peace of mind.

Sri Krishna Mantra For Success

“Om Sri Krishnah sharanam mamah”

Meaning : ‘To the beloved Lord Krishna I pray to take me under your shelter, I surrender to you Oh lord.’

Benefit :  A chant of Sri Krishna’s name takes away all the miseries and grief’s from one’s life and mind and gives him the shelter of peace.

Krishna Gayatri Mantra

“Aum Devkinandanaye Vidmahe
Vasudevaye Dhi-Mahi
Tanno Krishna Prachodayat”

Meaning : ‘Lord Krishna is constantly governing the thoughts of ascetics (yogis) in meditation. The divine Krishna is limitless and not even Gods or demons can define the limit of Sri Krishna. To such a supreme deity I offer my salutations. Accept my regards Oh lord.’

Benefit : A chant of Sri Krishna’s name takes away all the miseries and griefs from one’s life and mind.

Shri Krishna Aarti  

Aarti Yugalkishore Ki Kijay. Tann Mann Nyochavar Kijay.

Gaurshyam Mukh Nirkhan Leejay. Hari Ka Swaroop Nayan Bhari Peejay.

Ravi Shashi Koti Badan Ki Shobha. Tahi Nirakh Mero Mann Lobha.

Odde Neel Peet Pat Sari. Kunj Bihari Girivardhari.

Phulan Ki Sej Phulan Ki Mala. Ratan Sinhasan Baithe Nandlala.

Kanchan Thar Kapur Ki Bati. Hari Aye Nirmal Bahi Chhati.

Shree Purshottam Girivardhari. Aarti Karat Sakal Brajanari.

Nand-Nandan Brajbhan Kishori. Parmanand Swami Avichal Jori.

Benefit: This is one of the strongest invocations of 

Sri Krishna which is wonderful to listen and to absorb in. 

Reading of this strotram makes the Lord stay in favour of the individual.

Radha Krishna all mantras

“Kararavinde Na Padaravindam
Mukharavinde Viniveshayantam
Vatasya Patrasya Pute Shayanam
Balam Mukundam Manasa Smarami”

Meaning : ‘I memorize the Lord in his infant form (Mukunda), who sleeps in a Banyan leaf. He is the one who puts his lotus life feet to His mouth, with the help of His hands.’

“Achyutam Keshavam Rama Narayanam
Krishna Daamodaram Vasudevam Harim
Shridharam Maadhavam
Raamachandram Bhaje
Jaanki Naayakam Raamachandram Bhaje”

Meaning: ‘I sing praise of Ramachandra, Who is known as Achyuta (infallible), Keshav, Raam, Narayan, Krishna, Damodara, Vasudeva, Hari, Shridhara (possessing Lakshmi), Madhava, Gopikavallabha (Dearest of Gopika), and Janakinayaka (Lord of Janaki or Sita).’

“Achyutam Keshavam Satyabhaa Maadhavam
Maadhavam Shridaram Radhika Radhikam
Indira Mandriram Chetasaa Sundaram
Devaki Nandanam Nandanam Sandadhe”

Meaning: ‘I offer a salute with my hands together to Achyuta, Who is known as Keshav, Who is the consort of Satyabhama. He is also known as Madhav and Shridhar, Who is longed-for by Radhika, Who is like a temple of Lakshmi (Indira), who is beautiful at heart. He is the son of Devaki, and Who is the Dear-One of all.’

“Tapta-Kanchana-Gaurangi Radhe
Vrindavaneshvari  Vrishabhanu-Sute Devi
Pranamami Hari-Priye”

Meaning: ‘I offer my respect to Shri Radha rani, who has molten gold complexion. O Goddess, You are the queen of Vrindavana, the daughter of King Vrishabhanu, and are very dear to Lord Krishna.’

“Goloka-Vasini Gopi
Gopisha Gopa-Matrika
Sananda Paramananda
Nanda-Nandana-Kamini”

Meaning: ‘Radha rani is a resident of Goloka, known as Vrindavan, and is a cowherd damsel. She is the queen of the gopis and the divine mother of the cowherd boys. She is joyful and always experiencing the highest bliss. She incites strong desires in the heart of the son of Nanda (Lord Krishna).’