Why Premanand Ji Says You Should Take 5 Guru Names Before Getting Out of Bed?

Kashish Pandey | Aug 03, 2026, 18:00 IST
This article explains Premanand Ji Maharaj's simple morning teaching of remembering the names of five saints before starting the day. It shares the five saints he often mentions, why he recommends this practice, and the benefits devotees believe it brings. The article explains how small habits can bring positivity in our life by just following simple rule daily.
Premanand Maharaj Ji
Premanand Maharaj Ji
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A lot of people wake up in the morning and go through their phone first. They check their social media, and news before anything else. But Premanand ji Maharaj says that you should do something different. In his Vartalap, many times he said that before we do anything else we should remember and pray to the five saints always. He says that this routine only takes 5 minutes per day but brings a lot of peace, and positivity in our life.


What Maharaj Says?



Saints
Saints
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Maharaj Ji says that saints spent their lives to remember god only because of that their name is sacred.

When we chant and remember them, we also remember their devotion and that brings peace, and positivity.



Five Saints


Maharaj Ji says that it is not hard to remember the saint's name, you can chant any of the saints you believe in. In his satsang, he mostly takes five saints name


  • Shri Harivansh Mahaprabhu Ji
  • Swami Haridas Ji Maharaj
  • Shri Hariram Vyas Ji
  • Shri Roop Goswami Ji
  • Shri Sanatan Goswami Ji


Why in the morning


Devotees
Devotees
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The few minutes or hours after we wake up are important. If you start your day with social media , and thinking about the stress can quickly become busy. It’s better to remember the saints first in the morning to make your brain feel calm.


Benefits


  • Bring peace to the mind.
  • Increase faith in God.
  • Keep negative thoughts away.
  • Give confidence before starting work.
  • Bring God's blessings throughout the day.



How do people follow this rules


Tulsi mala
Tulsi mala
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Some people follow this rule by just closing their eyes and remembering the saints.
Some recite their names while chanting tulsi mala. Maharaj ji says that faith is important , you don't have to sit for a longer time to pray, a few seconds of faithful prayer is enough.




Premanand Maharaj ji’s message is simple before picking your phone, remember some saints and bring peace to your life. These small habits will help you to bring positivity and blessings in your life and family.


This article is based on spiritual beliefs and is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, medical, or professional advice.



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Frequently Asked Questions[FAQs]

  1. Can I take the names of my own family gurus instead of the five saints he mentioned?
    Yes, Maharaj Ji has clarified that devotees can take the names of any five saints or gurus they have genuine faith in. The specific saints he names are simply an example, not a strict rule everyone must follow.
  2. Where does Premanand Ji Maharaj live and give his satsangs?
    He resides in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, and his satsangs are held at his ashram there, with many sessions also shared online for devotees who cannot visit in person.
  3. How can I listen to Premanand Ji Maharaj's satsangs regularly?
    His satsangs are widely available on YouTube and various social media platforms, where his ashram and followers regularly upload clips and full sessions for a global audience.
  4. What is the difference between remembering a guru and remembering a saint in this practice?
    In this context, both are treated similarly, since the core idea is connecting with a soul known for purity and devotion. Maharaj Ji does not draw a strict line between a personal guru and a revered saint for this particular practice.

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