We have to see God as the One that shines through the world, within us and the “I” that experiences this Truth. When we constantly chant His name with devotion, our minds can not waver or distract.

With constant practice, our brain cells get programmed positively and our energy gets channelized and focused. When water gets flooded over the river banks, it is damaging; but when it is channelized it flows as a mighty river and reaches the Ocean.

You can not expect a positive result in an over night. But as times advances, slowly and gradually our mind will become focused. The more we chant Namam, our mind becomes powerful.

Our temples should serve this purpose too. We have to form Satsang groups and perform ‘Japa Yajnam’ in temples. Mind can not grasp the formless Truth.  So, God is given a form, on which our mind can hold. We have to focus on the forms and names of the Lord so that this world of forms and names does not over power us.

Third lesson is, when we run after pleasure, we must be aware that all these will end today or tomorrow. The body which enjoyed so far will wither away, but the mind that experienced and accumulated these impressions will take another birth to continue its cycles of Karma and Karmaphalam.