Narayaneeyam Part 1

Narayaneeyam is a devotional Sanskrit poem of 1,034 verses composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, the 16th century poet-saint. It is considered to be one of the most important works of the bhakti movement in India.

The poem is a retelling of the Bhagavata Purana, a Hindu scripture that narrates the life and deeds of Lord Krishna. Each verse of Narayaneeyam is a prayer to Lord Krishna, and the poem is believed to possess great healing power, especially for physical and mental ailments.

Narayaneeyam is revered by devotees of Lord Krishna and is often recited as a daily prayer. It is also studied for its literary and philosophical value, as it provides insights into the nature of devotion, surrender, and divine grace.

Webinar Highlights

• Hymns composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri dedicated to Lord Krishna
• Believed to have curative powers for both physical and mental afflictions

Schedule & Details

Dates: Starting 26 January 2026
Time: Every Monday to Friday | 5:30 – 6:00 PM IST
Language: English
Mode: Online via Zoom
Webinar Fees:

• Live Session without Recording Access: Free
• Live Session with Recording Access: ₹ 3000, US$ 75

Webinar Format

• Approx 100 Online sessions
• The sessions will be streamed on Zoom. Those who miss the online session and opt for recording access can listen to the recordings available in the dashboard.
• Recordings will be available in the dashboard for a period of 6 months post the completion of the webinar.

Prerequisite

• Availability of a computer with audio -video internet conferencing facility.
• Access to Zoom

Referral Book

Narayaneeyam Text by SN Sastri published by CCMT Publication

Facilitator

Brni. Devaki Chaitanya was posted at CIF after she completed her Vedanta Course at the Sandeepany Sadhanalaya, Mumbai, in September 2013. She has been vested with the responsibility of spearheading grass-root activities of the Mission (Balavihar, CHYK classes, Devi group, Study group, Yajnas on Bhagavatam & the Bhagavad Gita) in the neighbouring Veliyanad. To know more about Brni. Devaki Chaitanya, please click here.

Contact Details

For further information or clarification

Contact: +91 92077 11467
Email: cifwebinars@chinfo.org