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Benefits
No amount of intellectualizing will convince you of this. It must be practiced for the benefits to be experienced.Regardless of what Japa you use, one of the most important principles is the practice of constant remembrance. By cultivating such a steady awareness many benefits come:
1 One who practices japa in this way will find that the challenges and
stressors of daily life are not nearly as disturbing.
2 The Japa gives a place of refuge, an oasis in which the mind can rest.
3 It is not escape, denial, or repression, but a tranquil companion.
4 The objects of the senses begin to lose their control over actions.
5 The incoming streams of negative thoughts, emotions, and desires from the
unconscious mind attenuate, or become weaker.
6 The japa gradually becomes a best friend of the mind.
7 japa leads one in the direction of deeper and subtler spiritual experiences.
1 One who practices japa in this way will find that the challenges and
stressors of daily life are not nearly as disturbing.
2 The Japa gives a place of refuge, an oasis in which the mind can rest.
3 It is not escape, denial, or repression, but a tranquil companion.
4 The objects of the senses begin to lose their control over actions.
5 The incoming streams of negative thoughts, emotions, and desires from the
unconscious mind attenuate, or become weaker.
6 The japa gradually becomes a best friend of the mind.
7 japa leads one in the direction of deeper and subtler spiritual experiences.
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Courtesy japa
Good japa is like flying down the highway in fourth gear. Good japa produces inspiration, realization, detachment, increased desire to serve, attraction to study scripture, and an ability to see maya's workings more clearly. And there are so many more gifts good japa delivers. Yet we deprive ourselves of these gifts when we chant "courtesy japa."
Common pitfalls
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Tools
Japa is done Using:
Karamala
This involves the doing of Japa on the fingers and can be done on the fingertips. The second and more effective way recommended in the scriptures is by doing Japa on the segments of the fingers. One of the important rules to observe when doing this type of Japa is to keep the fingers together and not separate.
Manimala
This is the most recommended and the most common way of doing Japa when a Mala (or Rosary) made of beads threaded together is used.
Likhita
Writing Names of Lord on anything
Karamala
This involves the doing of Japa on the fingers and can be done on the fingertips. The second and more effective way recommended in the scriptures is by doing Japa on the segments of the fingers. One of the important rules to observe when doing this type of Japa is to keep the fingers together and not separate.
Manimala
This is the most recommended and the most common way of doing Japa when a Mala (or Rosary) made of beads threaded together is used.
Likhita
Writing Names of Lord on anything
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