the lord mahadeva narrated the life of rama to his beloved,parvati. which consist of
(1) 100 crores of stanzas (from ananda Ramayana)
(2)
Why is this two syllabled mantra so potent? Because it represents the perfect merger of Siva and Narayana. How so?
The syllable raa was picked from the great eight syllabled Narayana mantra, Om Na mo Naa raa ya naa ya and the syllable ma was picked from the great five syllabled Siva mantra, Na ma si vaa ya. Thus Rama mantra combines the power of the Namasivaya mantra and the Om Namo Narayanaya maha mantra. Thus the
just see the number of chants
Ganesh devotees should recite the Vinayaka kavacham hymn and beseech Lord Ganesh to protect them. They should recite it a minimum of 3 times a day, but Siddhas suggest 12, 21, 30, 51, 108, 1008 and 10008 or more times a day for ardent devotees.
(1) 100 crores of stanzas (from ananda Ramayana)
(2)
Why is this two syllabled mantra so potent? Because it represents the perfect merger of Siva and Narayana. How so? The syllable raa was picked from the great eight syllabled Narayana mantra, Om Na mo Naa raa ya naa ya and the syllable ma was picked from the great five syllabled Siva mantra, Na ma si vaa ya. Thus Rama mantra combines the power of the Namasivaya mantra and the Om Namo Narayanaya maha mantra. Thus the Ramamantra represents the perfect merger of Siva and Narayana. Hence the pre-eminent position of the Rama mantra amongst mantras. (from http://www.agasthiar.org/AUMzine/0003-rn.htm)
just see the number of chants
Ganesh devotees should recite the Vinayaka kavacham hymn and beseech Lord Ganesh to protect them. They should recite it a minimum of 3 times a day, but Siddhas suggest 12, 21, 30, 51, 108, 1008 and 10008 or more times a day for ardent devotees.
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