Rama Jayam - Likhita Japam Mala - Simple (V): A Rama-Nama Journal (Size 8.5"x11" Dotted Lines) for Writing the 'Rama' Name (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781945739927)

A Dotted grid is provided for the user to be able to write Rama Names on every page Page size: 8.5"x11". Dotted grid allows the user to write orienting the book 90 degrees as well.

Rama-Japa--the constant repetition of the--is usually done mentally, or on a rosary; but there is one extremely efficacious method of this Japa: the Likhita-Japa. The practice of writing the Rama Mantra over and over on paper is called the Likhita-Japa. This is a Journal for the Likhita Rama-Nama Japa, or the Written-Chant of the Hindu God Rama. The written form of Japa is a lasting record of chant, remaining ever imbued with those holy vibrations, for all times, for the benefit of writer and the future generations.

Please also check out our other Journals:

1. Rama Jayam - Likhita Japam Mala alongside Sacred Hindu Texts (several) -- are Journals for performing the 100,000 Rama-Nama Likhita Japa alongside Sacred Texts like: Hanuman Chalisa, Nama Ramayanam, Rama-Ashtottara-Shata-Nama-Valih, Rama-Ashtottara-Shata-Nama-Stotra, Rama Raksha Stotra, Ramashtakam... (all available with more on the way)

2. Tulsi-Ramayana Rama-Nama Mala (in multiple volumes): Legacy Journals for Writing the Rama Name alongside Full Tulsi Ramayana, are legacy Journals in which you can write down your spiritual sentiments, and the Rama-Nama, alongside the printed Tulsi Ramayana. These Journal-Books contain the original text, transliteration, translation, and space for you to jot down your thoughts and write the Rama-Nama. Pages also have inspirational words of Hindu Saint to help guide aspirants on their spiritual journey. You can embellish the entire Tulsi Ramayana with your Rama-Namas and gift them to your loved ones--a truly unique gift of love, care, labor, and devotion. (Volumes will be released progressively)

3. Legacy Books - Endowment of Devotion (several): Legacy Journals for Writing the Rama Name alongside sacred Hindu Texts.