Devotional items for daily sadhana
A mala, a gomukhi, a book for the paath, a lamp for the home mandir. None of it is required, and none of it is sold here: each item links to Amazon, where you can check the price and seller before buying. We earn a small commission on those purchases, which helps pay for this site.
Nothing on this page is supplied by, authorised by or connected with Maharaj Ji or Shri Hit Radha Keli Kunj.
For naam jap
Keep the name with you through the day. A mala is the traditional way to count; a ring counter works where a mala is awkward. See how to use a japa mala or the free naam jap counter.
Tulsi Japa Mala, 108 Beads
तुलसी जप माला, 108 मनके
A plain tulsi mala with 7 mm beads, the size most people find comfortable for daily japa.
Tulsi Mala with Cotton Bag
सूती थैली के साथ तुलसी माला
A 108-bead tulsi mala that comes with its own cotton bag, a simple first set for a beginner.
Gomukhi Japa Mala Bag
गोमुखी जप माला थैली
A cotton gomukhi to keep the hand and mala covered during japa, with a zip pocket and counter beads.
Naam Jap Finger Counter
नाम जप फ़िंगर काउंटर
A ring counter worn on the finger, for counting the name on a walk or a commute without a mala.
Books for paath
Printed copies of the two texts at the centre of this site. Both are also free to read here: all 84 pads of the Shri Hit Chaurasi and the Radha Kripa Kataksh with its meaning.
Shri Hit Chaurasi, Bhavarth Sahit
श्री हित चौरासी, भावार्थ सहित
All 84 pads with a Hindi bhavarth under each. A 544-page hardcover from Radha Rani Books.
Radha Kripa Kataksh Stotra, Arth Sahit
राधा कृपा कटाक्ष स्तोत्र, अर्थ सहित
A small paath book with the stotra and its Hindi meaning, easy to keep on the home altar.
For the home mandir
A lamp for the evening, especially in Kartik, when a diya is offered every day of the month. See Kartik Maas in Vrindavan.
Brass Akhand Diya
पीतल का अखंड दीया
A brass diya with a deep oil well, made to burn long, for the evening lamp of Kartik.
Brass Lotus Diya, Set of 2
पीतल का कमल दीया, दो का सेट
Two small lotus-shaped brass diyas for the home mandir, for daily aarti or deep daan.
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Nothing here is needed to follow the teachings. The practice is on the teachings page and the stotras are free to download.
What people ask about these items
Short answers about the items, the links and what none of this is.
Do I need any of these to do naam jap?
No. The name needs no mala, no counter and no special place. These are aids some devotees like, nothing more. Start with the first month of naam jap before buying anything.
Do you make money if I buy something?
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Are these items connected with Premanand Ji Maharaj or the ashram?
No. Nothing here is supplied, authorised or blessed by Maharaj Ji or Shri Hit Radha Keli Kunj. Nothing connected with him is ever sold, and anyone selling a "blessed" mala or item in his name is not connected with him.
Why are there no prices?
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How do I know a tulsi mala is real tulsi?
Real tulsi beads are light, have a faint grain and smell of wood, and are not perfectly identical. Read recent reviews, buy from sellers with many ratings and use Amazon's return window if it does not feel right.
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