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Vallabha chants Shri Ram Jaya Ram

Vallabha chants Shri Ram Jaya Ram

Mantra, Kirtan and Stotra: Sanskrit Chants vor 5 Monaten

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Vallabha chants Shri Ram Jaya Ram at Yoga Vidya in Bad Meinberg,
Germany.

Shri Ram Jaya Ram,
Jaya Jaya Ram
Shri Ram Jaya Ram,
Jaya Jaya Ram
Sita Ram Sita Ram

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The kirtan “Shri Ram Jaya Ram Jaya Sita Ram” expresses in various
ways how one can see God and what relationship one can have with
God. In this kirtan, Rama is particularly revered, so it is a
Rama kirtan. Rama is worshipped as Ram, and Ram is both the short
form of Rama, as it is in Hindi, but Ram is also the bija mantra
of Rama, bija, the seed mantra. Rama is Shri, Shri means
“blissful” and “respect.” When Shri precedes a name, it is always
an expression of respect and at the same time of closeness. "Shri
Ram. Oh Rama, I feel close to you and I worship you. Jaya Ram.
May your principles triumph.

The entire mantra means: I am abundance, fulfillment from the
transcendent. I am supreme consciousness, great abundance, beyond
all that is movable and immovable. I am Shiva, pure
consciousness, my nature is eternal joy. I am bliss, cosmic
bliss.