She appreciates us if we recite correctly, if we make a mistake she asks us to repeat verse until we reach perfection. She knows right away if we’re actually listening or not.
I really enjoyed listening to the substories of Dhruva,prahlada ,lives of rama and krishna, one can feel like every thing happening infront of our eyes.
I am really thankful and grateful to learn from such a caring and dedicated guru.
Today I reflected on my journey of learning **Narayaneeyam**. I realize that simply learning the verses is not enough. True practice requires spending quality time in reciting them regularly and repeating them many times.
Rama’s life shows that struggles are a part of life for everyone. The important thing is to face problems with patience, courage, and righteousness. From Rama’s life we learn to follow dharma and stay strong during difficult times. 🙏
In the beginning, when I had learned only a few *dasakams*, it was easy to practice and revise them daily. But now that I have completed learning **50 dasakams**, I understand that I need to dedicate more time to proper recitation and revision. Without regular practice, it becomes difficult to maintain the flow and memory of the earlier verses.
This stage of learning reminds me that devotion and discipline go together. Reciting slowly, with attention and sincerity, helps me connect more deeply with the meaning and beauty of the verses. I feel grateful for the progress so far, and I remind myself to be patient and consistent in continuing this sacred practice.
Going forward, I want to set aside dedicated time each day to revise and chant the dasakams I have learned, so that the learning remains strong and meaningful. 🙏📖✨
🙏Hare Krishna 🙏
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