Jai Sri Hanuman
Begin your daily 108 with a calm mind.
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"Where there is Rama, there is Hanuman. Where there is devotion, there is fulfillment."
Daily reflection
Naam Japa counter online — free, for the Karya Siddhi Anjaneya mantra
Naam Japa is the practice of repeating a divine name or mantra a fixed number of times — traditionally 108, one round of a mala. This is a free online japa counter built for the Sri Karya Siddhi Anjaneya mantra, the prayer to Lord Hanuman for the successful completion of any sincere undertaking.
Keep your hands and eyes free for the practice itself: the counter tracks the round for you and remembers your progress, streaks and history on your own device.
Three ways to count
- Voice (hands-free). Chant aloud and the counter listens, matches your words to the mantra, and adds one to your 108 each time you complete it.
- Manual tap. A digital mala — tap once per repetition. Works completely offline.
- Guided. The app chants at a speed you set and highlights each word; you simply follow along. Ideal while learning the pronunciation.
Why 108?
A traditional mala has 108 beads, and 108 repetitions form one complete round of japa. Many devotees keep a daily 108 for 48 days unbroken to complete a mandala. Devotees of the Sri Karya Siddhi Anjaneya Temple in Girinagar, Bengaluru often keep this count before beginning new work, exams or journeys.