Jap Naam Yagna

When I was child, my grand parent done jap naam yagna…. mostly my Indira baa done with Tulsi mala and Hariprasad dada done with rudraksh mala.

They learned me that, whatever jaap you do, don’t tell anyone…do it whisperly. Even more life time must pick up the only one mantra whatever you do…

Life coming so far even my Daddy, dada, baa died. But some how I started dutt bawni paath.

I feel good. But later on I know some point regarding the Japan naam yagna method politely… that’s

1. Lady using Tulsi mala
2. Gentleman using rudraksh mala
3. Mala’s Pearls Counting fixed as according, 108 with the meru Pearl.
4. Even more using gomukhi is better than others as no one can see that how much is pending or how much done and your Jap naam yagna maintain your punya in a bag safely…
5. In Hinduism, we are taking all good natural points which ever surrounding us by rotation of pearls out to in…
6. In Islam, we are moving out our negativity by rotation of pearls from in to out …
7. Chose specific finger for rotation of pearls it is giving you better spiritual level…or as according purush sukt dashangul shlok…
8. Even the fixed pearls number 108 has special science also attached… like vise 27 nakshatra x 4 = 108…
9. You can consider that your hands fingers directly or indirectly attached with cosmology…in sanskrut we can say SARG Vidya…
10. In Islam, prayer beads are referred to as Misbaha (Arabic: مسبحة mas’baha ), Tasbih or Sibha and contain 99 normal-sized beads, (corresponding to the Names of God in Islam) and two smaller or mini beads separating every 33 beads. Sometimes only 33 beads are used, in which case one would cycle through them three times.
11. In Islam there are 99 names if God’s… henceforth using 33 manka or pearls…
12. Here I produce few photos of related matter for reference

Jigar Mehta / Jaigishya