When a person in a humble mood resorts to a solitary place or joins his religious community to sing the Holy Names of the Supreme Lord, it has an incredibly purifying and uplifting influence on every aspect of his life. In fact, this process is so powerful that the entire trajectory of civilization can be reversed from its impending doom spiral and set on course for the divine atmosphere. Each individual has the opportunity to realize his eternal, loving relationship with his source, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Shri Krishna.
Shri Prem Prayojan also pointed out that the principle of Name Worship was supported by Tsar Nicholas II. The revered Russian Emperor visited the Holy Land of Vrndavana in 1891 and made a study of the Vedic conception of Shri Krishna, as recorded in the historical memoir of his travelling companion, the diplomat and ethnographer, Dr Esper Ukhtomsky.
In this way, Shri Prem Prayojan constructed cultural bridges between the East and West to convey the universality of Vedic culture. Simultaneously, the audience were empowered to assess the true state of affairs by the broad spectral analysis of the decline of art and culture in the modern world and the vector of development through which modern human civilization, which has begun to wither, having lost its proper landmarks, can avoid its final destruction and decomposition.
The power of choral praise of the Holy Name invokes the miracle of divine intervention necessary to redeem and spiritually regenerate the present society by activating the telos of each individual as a beautiful spiritual flower, blooming with pure consciousness, emitting the fine fragrance of love for the Supreme Lord.
Political and artistic leaders who were eager for private interviews with Shri Prem Prayojan after the event expressed that their eyes had been opened to a new vision which would positively inform their future policy-making.
Reporting for Chaitanya Academy Moscow, Lalita Priya Dasi (BA Journalism)