Sita Ram jap counter
The divine couple of Ayodhya, remembered together in one breath. 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
Sītā Rāma
Meaning
“Sita Ram” names the Lord together with his shakti. Tradition places Sita first because the mother is approached first: through her compassion the devotee receives Ram’s grace.
In Ayodhya and along the Saryu, “Sita Ram” is chanted day and night in akhand kirtan. Saints of the Ramanandi tradition taught it as the yugal naam: the name of the united pair, which carries both devotion to the Lord and the tenderness of the Mother.
It is a natural choice for householders, because it honours the sacred in a relationship. Couples often keep a shared sankalp and chant together in the evening.
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Sita Ram: common questions
Is Sita Ram the same as Ram naam?
Both are the name of the Lord. Sita Ram adds the name of the Mother, which many devotees feel makes the practice softer and more devotional.
How many malas of Sita Ram should I do?
Start with what you can keep every day, even one mala. Many devotees keep 11 malas (1,188 names) as a steady daily target.
Can I chant Sita Ram while working?
Yes. Silent or whispered chanting while working is a long-standing practice. Use the counter during breaks or in focus mode when you can give it full attention.
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