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D · Spiritual & ritual · 10 min · Free

Mantra & japa counter

Choose a reviewed mantra or your own phrase, set 11/21/54/108 or a custom count, and tap a large accessible counter.

Steps

  1. Choose a mantra or add your own phrase.
  2. Pick a count and optional haptics.
  3. Tap the counter (Space/Enter also work).
  4. Save the session with a note.

Background

Japa — repeated recitation of a mantra, often counted on a mālā of 108 beads — is practised across Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Sikh traditions. Each catalog entry shows original script, transliteration, meaning and source, and passes editorial review before publication.

Limitations

  • Pronunciation notes are approximate; learn from a qualified teacher in your tradition where possible. No audio is used unless properly licensed.

Sources

  • referenceCatalog sources listed per entry (Rigveda 3.62.10; Mahānārāyaṇa Upaniṣad; Pali canon etc.)