Quick answer
For Radha naam jap, say Radhe Radhe once for each bead of a 108-bead mala, starting beside the sumeru. A short name moves quickly: one mala often takes 2 to 4 minutes, so 11,000 naam, about 102 malas, takes roughly 3 to 7 hours, spread over a day or several days.
What naam jap is
Naam jap is japa of a divine name: repeating the name itself, rather than a longer mantra. Radhe Radhe, Ram, Sita Ram and Waheguru are all chanted this way, and all are in the Japo app's list. Because a name is short, naam jap fits into a busy day: a few malas before work, more on a walk, a long sitting in the evening.
How to do Radha naam jap on a mala
- Take your mala in the right hand and start beside the sumeru. If you are new to the mala, see how to do japa with a mala.
- Say Radhe Radhe once, then move one bead. Many people chant it as a single breath-length phrase.
- At the sumeru, one mala of 108 is done. Turn the mala and continue.
How long common counts take
| Count | Malas of 108 | At 2 minutes a mala | At 3 minutes a mala |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,008 | About 9 | 19 minutes | 28 minutes |
| 11,000 | 102 | 3 hours 24 minutes | 5 hours 6 minutes |
| 1,00,000 | 926 | About 31 hours | About 46 hours |
For a lakh or more, spread the count over days with the sankalpa calculator, and see how many times to chant for choosing a daily number.
Frequently asked questions
How many malas is 11,000 Radha naam jap?
102 malas of 108 make 11,016, just over 11,000. 101 malas fall short.
Can I do Radha naam jap without a mala?
Yes. You can count on your fingers, or use the online japa counter, a likhita page that opens with राधे chosen and Krishna's flute and feather as the pattern.
Can I chant Radhe Radhe while walking or working?
Yes. Naam jap is often done through the day, whispered or silently, alongside other activity. Formal sittings are usually done seated.
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