ॐ नमो नारायणाय
Aum Namo Narayanaya

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“The demigods (Devas), the demons (Asuras), Gandharvas (musicians of the gods), Yakshas (nature spirits), Rakshasas (man-eating evil-doers) and the Nagas (reptilians): none of these will do harm to a devotee of Vishnu.” (Parama-Samhita Pancharatra, 31.42)

“Expounders of Brahman call him the Brahman of three syllables AUM. He is Vāsudeva, the soul of the universe, the supreme self and the supreme person. Lord Brahmā and even the great Lord Rudra (Shiva), are born from a portion of his personality. This Puruṣhottama (Supreme Person) should be propitiated by a man in accordance with the holy duties of his own varna and aśhrama. He should be propitiated without cherishing any desire in return and as a sacred vow and not in any other way." (Kurma Purana, 22.78-81)

“It is Dharma that brings balance to our cosmos and to nature. We, too, are meant to live a life of balance by ordering our lives and environments in accordance with Dharma. Leading a balanced life, in which we peacefully reconcile the various positive qualities within ourselves, is an important element in achieving a state of excellence.” - Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya

"You become like that upon which you meditate. This is one of the most powerful and transformative psychological principles of Dharma. Objects of meditation are not all the same. What you choose to meditate upon does matter. If you focus your concentrated awareness upon negative, dark and evil things, you will become likewise. If you focus your devotional awareness on evil beings, corrupt politicians, and demonic entities, you will become like them. If you focus upon ghosts and spirits, your inner being will be deeply haunted by such beings. If, on the other hand, you focus your concentrated awareness upon the positive, light and goodness, then you will know these in your life. If you place your meditative thoughts upon angelic beings, the gods and goddesses, your mind and psyche will become elevated and tranquil. If you place your devotional meditative awareness on God, the source of all good, then your mind, thoughts, heart and soul will know the very highest bliss of spiritual freedom. Choose to meditate always upon the very highest source of all good things. That highest of all good is the Supreme Godhead, Bhagavan Sri Krishna." - Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya

"The Vedas give the eternal path (pantha-sanatana) for auspicious advancement in human civilization which had been rigidly followed in the past. The strong evidence of this principle is the Supreme Personality of Godhead, who is called Janārdana, the well-wisher of all living entities." (Srimad Bhagavatam, 4.2.31)

“Dharma and adharma (anti-Dharma) are opposite paths. That which elevates us, makes us healthier and more whole either spiritually, intellectually, culturally, or in any other way that we can think of, that is Dharma. Anything that denigrates us, makes us less healthy, or less whole in any manner is adharma, the opposite of Dharma. Dharma is life. Adharma is death. Follow always the path of Dharma if you wish to elevate your existence.” - Sri Dharma Pravartaka Acharya