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श्री राम जय राम जय जय राम
Shri Ram Jay Ram (Taraka Mantra)
By Traditional · हिन्दी
॥ શ્રી રામાય નમઃ ॥
Shri Ramaya Namah
श्री राम जय राम जय जय राम
Shri Ram Jay Ram (Taraka Mantra)
हिन्दी · Traditional · Mantra
~1 min readRama bhakti
The thirteen-syllable Ram-dhun chanted to cross worldly life.
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श्री राम जय राम जय जय राम। श्री राम जय राम जय जय राम॥
Meaning
The thirteen-syllable Rama Taraka mantra — 'Glory to Sri Rama, victory, victory to Rama' — chanted in continuous Ram-dhun to cross the ocean of worldly existence.
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The thirteen-syllable Ram-dhun chanted to cross worldly life.
Meaning
The thirteen-syllable Ram-dhun chanted to cross worldly life.
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The thirteen-syllable Rama Taraka mantra — 'Glory to Sri Rama, victory, victory to Rama' — chanted in continuous Ram-dhun to cross the ocean of worldly existence.
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Source & trust
Public domain
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- Traditional — author not definitively known
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- हिन्दी · Traditional
- Source
- Public domain — traditional Rama Taraka mantra.
- Text edition
- Public domain — Rama Taraka mantra.
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