Importance of Prayer Japa Mala in Hinduism
A Japa Mala (Rosary) – a string of beads put together – to keep count of the number of times a person has repeated a
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Skip to contentA Japa Mala (Rosary) – a string of beads put together – to keep count of the number of times a person has repeated a
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