The Divine Name & Remembrance
Chanting, remembering, and carrying devotion into everyday life.
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Haripāṭh
A short invitation to remember Hari while living in the world.
Haripāṭh · Abhaṅga 1
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These selections are grounded in passages from the reading editions. Shared themes bring texts into conversation; their teachings and understandings of liberation may differ.
Saints & Sacred Lives
Śrī Rasika Prakāśa Bhaktamāla
Lives of teachers and devotees whose remembrance, inner service, and poetry carry the Sītā–Rāma tradition.
Passages to explore: Chappayas 1, 20, 80, 160.
Read text → Śrī Rasika Prakāśa BhaktamālaSītā–Rāma
Tulsīdāsa’s Vinaya Patrikā
Prayers of helplessness, trust, and surrender to Rāma, returning again and again to the refuge of his Name.
Passages to explore: Prayers 101, 176, 226, 279.
Read text → Tulsīdāsa’s Vinaya PatrikāSouth Indian Vaiṣṇava Traditions
Tiruvāymoḻi
Nammāḻvār’s songs of longing, divine presence, and refuge, moving between intimate prayer and the vastness of the Lord.
Passages to explore: 1.10.10; 5.1.1–2; 6.1.1–2; 6.10.9–11; 10.10.9–11.
Read text → TiruvāymoḻiViṭṭhala & the Vārkarīs
Haripāṭh
Twenty-seven songs on the Divine Name, the company of saints, and remembrance sustained through everyday life.
Passages to explore: Abhaṅgas 1, 8, 13, 24, 27.
Read text → Haripāṭh