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As per PADMA-PURANA: UTTARKHANDA: Chapter 232. The Raise of Goddess Laksmi:

Lord Shiva said:

 

He who, being restrained, would devoutly mutter the three names of Visnu, viz. Acyuta, Ananta, Govinda, beginning with Pranava (i.e. Om) and (also) ending with Om, has no fear of death, so also the great fear due to poison, disease and fire. The wise, restrained one, who would mutter the great hymn—the three names—does not have fear of Death; then from where else (can he have it)? Thus with (the muttering of) the three names I drank that poison.


The benefits of chanting the names of Lord Vishnu are mentioned in many other places, for example:

As per PADMA-PURANA: UTTARKHANDA: Chapter 232. The Raise of Goddess Laksmi:

Lord Shiva said:

 

He who, being restrained, would devoutly mutter the three names of Visnu, viz. Acyuta, Ananta, Govinda, beginning with Pranava (i.e. Om) and (also) ending with Om, has no fear of death, so also the great fear due to poison, disease and fire. The wise, restrained one, who would mutter the great hymn—the three names—does not have fear of Death; then from where else (can he have it)? Thus with (the muttering of) the three names I drank that poison.


The benefits of chanting the names of Lord Vishnu are mentioned in many other places, for example:

As per PADMA-PURANA: UTTARKHANDA: Chapter 232. The Raise of Goddess Laksmi:

Lord Shiva said:

He who, being restrained, would devoutly mutter the three names of Visnu, viz. Acyuta, Ananta, Govinda, beginning with Pranava (i.e. Om) and (also) ending with Om, has no fear of death, so also the great fear due to poison, disease and fire. The wise, restrained one, who would mutter the great hymn—the three names—does not have fear of Death; then from where else (can he have it)? Thus with (the muttering of) the three names I drank that poison.


The benefits of chanting the names of Lord Vishnu are mentioned in many other places, for example:

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As per PADMA-PURANA: UTTARKHANDA: Chapter 232. The Raise of Goddess Laksmi:

Lord Shiva said:

He who, being restrained, would devoutly mutter the three names of Visnu, viz. Acyuta, Ananta, Govinda, beginning with Pranava (i.e. Om) and (also) ending with Om, has no fear of death, so also the great fear due to poison, disease and fire. The wise, restrained one, who would mutter the great hymn—the three names—does not have fear of Death; then from where else (can he have it)? Thus with (the muttering of) the three names I drank that poison.


The benefits of chanting the names of Lord Vishnu are mentioned in many other places, for example:

As per PADMA-PURANA: UTTARKHANDA: Chapter 232. The Raise of Goddess Laksmi:

Lord Shiva said:

He who, being restrained, would devoutly mutter the three names of Visnu, viz. Acyuta, Ananta, Govinda, beginning with Pranava (i.e. Om) and (also) ending with Om, has no fear of death, so also the great fear due to poison, disease and fire. The wise, restrained one, who would mutter the great hymn—the three names—does not have fear of Death; then from where else (can he have it)? Thus with (the muttering of) the three names I drank that poison.

As per PADMA-PURANA: UTTARKHANDA: Chapter 232. The Raise of Goddess Laksmi:

Lord Shiva said:

He who, being restrained, would devoutly mutter the three names of Visnu, viz. Acyuta, Ananta, Govinda, beginning with Pranava (i.e. Om) and (also) ending with Om, has no fear of death, so also the great fear due to poison, disease and fire. The wise, restrained one, who would mutter the great hymn—the three names—does not have fear of Death; then from where else (can he have it)? Thus with (the muttering of) the three names I drank that poison.


The benefits of chanting the names of Lord Vishnu are mentioned in many other places, for example:

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YDS
  • 24.7k
  • 2
  • 65
  • 126

As per PADMA-PURANA: UTTARKHANDA: Chapter 232. The Raise of Goddess Laksmi:

Lord Shiva said:

He who, being restrained, would devoutly mutter the three names of Visnu, viz. Acyuta, Ananta, Govinda, beginning with Pranava (i.e. Om) and (also) ending with Om, has no fear of death, so also the great fear due to poison, disease and fire. The wise, restrained one, who would mutter the great hymn—the three names—does not have fear of Death; then from where else (can he have it)? Thus with (the muttering of) the three names I drank that poison.