One bead, one name.
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The mala, Om, bhajan, seva.
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Source works: The Principal Upanishads · Family tradition, with its sources
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One bead, one name.
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108 beads and a knot.
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Saying it again and again.
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Words that carry you.
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Once more, the first sound.
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Peace, three times.
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Looking inside.
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Sitting still with a busy mind.
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Japa in the kitchen.
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Songs for Bhagwan.
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A hundred voices, one song.
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Call and answer.
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13 principal Upanishads
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