108 beads, one name
नाम जप — मन को एकाग्र करें
Choose a mantra and count your jap bead by bead — tap the centre, press Space, or simply chant aloud and let voice counting move the mala for you.
Tap the centre, press Space, or chant aloud with voice counting.
Read the meaning of each mantra and how to chant it in the Mantra library.
About naam jap
Why 108 beads?
A traditional japa mala has 108 beads plus the sumeru (guru bead). 108 is considered sacred in Hindu and Buddhist traditions — one round of the mala is one “mala” of jap.
How does voice counting work?
Turn on voice counting and chant aloud. Your browser listens (nothing is recorded or sent to BhaktiVerse) and every time it hears the mantra word, the next bead moves.
What do the mantras mean?
Each mantra has its own page in the Mantra library with the full text, word-by-word meaning, how and when to chant it, and this same counter.
Is my count saved?
Yes — your current count and your lifetime total are kept on this device, so you can close the page and continue later.