Rama

Shri Ram Mantra Jaap for Inner Joy

श्री राम जय राम जय जय राम

Shri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram

Suggested count: 108

Deity: Rama

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Known as the Taraka Mantra (the mantra that helps one cross the ocean of Samsara), this simple chant of Lord Rama's name was made highly popular by the great saint Samarth Ramdas.

How to chant

Use a Tulsi mala for counting.
Sing it melodiously (Kirtan) or chant it softly (Japa).
Keep a gentle smile on your face, feeling Rama's presence.

Significance

The word 'Ram' is considered the ultimate spiritual fire that burns away sins. Chanting this 13-syllable mantra invokes complete surrender, leading the soul from worldly attachments to divine ecstasy.

Traditional benefits

Eradicates sorrow and depression.
Cultivates profound humility and unconditional love.
Ensures a peaceful transition during the end of life.

Frequently asked questions

Can I chant this while doing chores?

Yes! The Ram Naam is meant for continuous remembrance (Ajapa Japa) and can be chanted silently during all daily activities.