Books on Bhakti
A space for carefully selected books on Vaishnava philosophy, chanting and devotional practice.
A devotional companion for daily practice
Let the Holy Name fill the heart.
NamaAmrita — The Nectar of the Holy Name — is a humble space to learn about Sri Hari Nama Sankirtana, reflect on sacred teachings and cultivate a steady chanting practice.
Dedicated with humility and gratitude to all devotees of Sri Krishna.
Hare Krishna Maha Mantra
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna
Krishna Krishna Hare Hare
Hare Rama Hare Rama
Rama Rama Hare Hare
108 · Nama Japa
Explore the path of Nama
Learn, reflect and chant
Explore introductory learning sections. Scripture references and explanations should be reviewed against trusted editions before publication.
01
Glories of Hari Nama
Reflect on the place of the Holy Name in devotional life and Nama Sankirtana.
Explore topic → 02Hare Krishna Maha Mantra
Learn the mantra, its devotional significance and guidance for attentive chanting.
Explore topic → 03Nine Forms of Bhakti
An introduction to hearing, chanting, remembering and other forms of devotional service.
Explore topic → 04Gita & Bhagavatam
Discover selected teachings related to devotion, remembrance and chanting.
Explore topic → 05Namacharya Haridasa Thakura
Learn about the life and exemplary dedication of this revered Vaishnava acharya.
Explore topic → 06Daily Chanting Tracker
Track rounds, keep a history and receive a reminder after each 108 mantras.
Explore app →A simple practice
One round at a time
The NamaAmrita tracker is planned to make daily chanting easier to record. Each round represents 108 individual recitations of the Maha Mantra.
- Count individual mantras up to 108.
- At 108, add one completed round and reset the current count to zero.
- Play a configurable Pancha Tattva reminder after a round is completed.
- Keep daily and long-term chanting history linked to the user account.
Our humble offering
Humbly dedicated to all devotees of Sri Krishna
NamaAmrita is offered in a spirit of service. It is not intended to replace the guidance of bona fide spiritual teachers or established Vaishnava teachings.
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