Radhe Krishna jap counter
The yugal naam of Vrindavan: Radha and Krishna in one sound. Tap the mala once for every chant; your count, malas and streak are saved on this device.
Traditional counts. Set any of them as your daily sankalp in the counter.
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Your chanting journey
The mantra
Rādhe Kṛṣṇa
Meaning
“Radhe Krishna” joins the names of the divine couple. It expresses the Vaishnava understanding that Krishna is never without Radha, his own bliss-giving energy, and that love of God is fullest when the two are remembered together.
Radhe Krishna is sung in kirtans across Braj and beyond, and it is a favourite of devotees who want both names in a single, easy phrase. It suits every mood of devotion, from quiet morning japa to joyful evening kirtan.
Use this counter to keep a daily sankalp, watch the 108-bead mala fill up, and build a streak that keeps your practice going on difficult days.
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Radhe Krishna: common questions
Is Radhe Krishna different from Radhe Radhe?
Radhe Radhe calls on Radha alone, while Radhe Krishna names the divine couple together. Both are cherished in Vrindavan; choose the one your heart is drawn to.
Can I switch between mantras in the counter?
Yes. Each mantra keeps its own total, while your daily count and streak include all mantras together.
Does the counter work offline?
Yes. After your first visit the site works without internet, and your counts stay on your device.
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