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Namaskar Diepak,

 

There are several different methods of using fingers in japa. For

example pulling the beads inwards it to draw something to you.

Moving the beads outwards is for removing something like diesease,

negativity, adversity, etc. Depending on the tradition, there are

people who do not use gomukhi bags for counting japa but there are

also many other traditions that do. If you know a pujari or priest

near your home, please consult him. Maybe you can get a bigger

copper vessel and cut the both openings of the japa bag to make them

bigger so pulling the beads would be easier. Shall respond futher

to you later. I'm typing with one eye open today (right eye cornea

is scratched and I look like a bandit with a patch over it).

 

Om Shree Gurudev Namaha

Simone

 

, Diepak Mehtani

<diepakm> wrote:

> Thanks Kariji for replying so promptly,

> From what

you said it appears clearly that you don't use gomukhi bag or any

utensil with cloth to cover the Jaapa Mala while doing Jaapa i.e you

do jaapa using your Holy Rudraksha Mala in the open. Am I right?

>

> While starting to do Jaapa, initially you allow to rest the Meru

Bead on your middle finger and then start doing Jaapa by pulling the

first bead adjacent to the Meru towards yourself or you initially

allow the first bead adjacent to the Meru to rest on your middle

finger and start doing Jaapa counting that bead that is resting on

your middle finger.

>

> When doing Jaapa one needs to count the bead after each pull

towards our self after the Mantra chanting or one need not count the

bead because it is obvious that I having a 27+1 Holy Rudraksha Mala

starting from first bead adjacent to the Meru and ending at the last

bead just before the Meru have completed the 27 count of Mantra.

>

> Also the first bead to be counted should be same all the time i.e

on both side of the Meru bead there are one adjacent bead each

which can be a starting point for the Jaapa.So the question is that

whether any one of the bead as mentioned above be made the starting

bead randomly or the bead which has been made the starting bead for

the first time remains the starting bead for the lifetime.

>

> Thanks and Pranaams

>

> D.Mehtani

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