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MY DEVOTEE CAN NEVER PERISH - FEAR NOT
excerpts from Fear Not
Sri Sri Sitaramdas Omkarnath 
Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare
Imagine nothing to be possible or impossible for Me. I can bind an elephant with the fibre of lotus-stalk, drown a mountain in a cow’s foot-print, none can determine My course of action. Avoid worrying about health, wealth and debt: I’ve made every provision. Call, call Me, all your anguish shall cease. Fear Not, Fear Not, Fear Not.
Just chant the Name; until you are at rest, chant the Name. Let the earth recede from under your feet, let the skies crumble on your head, let utter annihilation engulf you, without so much as winking at anything, chant the Name night and day. Know it for certain you rest on My lap, I’ve been protecting you in My bosom. Chant the Name, chant the Name.
“What’s there for you to fear? My devotee can never perish. All shall pass, my devotees rest fearless and safe. Fear Not.”
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare
I say on oath I fulfil the hearts’ desire of those who say My Name at the hour of death. Chant the Name, chant the Name constantly, I’ll assume full responsibility, you shall be for ever at rest.
Come, whoever is anguished in life, come, you without devotion and spiritual exercise, come, whoever is suffering, thirsting, pleasure-seeking, come, running apace, come, whoever is ailing, sorrowing, tormented, do come, all, young and old, youths of both sexes, come, O come, sinner and saint, high-born and low-born, come. O come, dunce and savant, take, O take My Name, all your pain shall cease, you shall find yourselves immersed in the sea of bliss.
Let the Name’s rhythm course through every vein
Let it pulse through the blood that flows:
Let the grand message of God’s own Name
Be engraved in bone after bone.
Sing as much as you can, listen as you can. It never goes in vain to say and hear My Name which is all consciousness.
“O Partha, those who say My Name have their names printed in My heart, no matter whether they say it devoutly or disdainfully.”
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