The Arrival Of LEGENDS.
Dreams of God = Path alligners.
Hey Nath Narayan” is a devotional phrase that translates to “O Lord Narayana” or “O Master, Narayana.” It is a reverent address to Lord Vishnu, also known as Lord Krishna, acknowledging him as the supreme protector and the source of all existence.
The phrase is often part of a longer chant, “Shri Krishna Govinda Hare Murari, Hey Nath Narayan Vasudeva,” which means “O Lord Krishna, Lord of all, remover of distress, O Master, Lord Narayana, son of Vasudeva.” This chant expresses deep reverence and surrender to Lord Krishna/Vishnu as the Supreme Protector and source of all good.
Here’s a breakdown of the terms:
• Hey: A vocative particle, similar to “O” in English, used to address someone.
• Nath: Means “Master” or “Lord”.
• Narayan: A name for Lord Vishnu, referring to the one who rests on the cosmic ocean or the dwelling place of all beings.
• Vasudeva: Refers to Krishna as the son of Vasudeva, or “the best of all beings”.
The complete chant highlights Lord Krishna’s divine aspects:
• Shri Krishna: The all-attractive and beloved Supreme Personality.
• Govinda: The sustainer of senses and cows, and the source of all joy.
• Hare: The remover of suffering and illusion.
• Murari: The slayer of the demon Mura, symbolizing the destroyer of ego and obstacles.
Essentially, it’s a heartfelt prayer to Lord Krishna/Vishnu, acknowledging his divine attributes and seeking his eternal presence and support.
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