Does the fruit of Mantra Japa automatically go to Indra if Japa Samarpana Mantra is not chanted?












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Please let me know does all the mantra chanting energy go to Indra, if we don't chant the below Samarpanam mantra after mantra chanting:



Devta:



गुह्याति-गुह्य-गोप्ता-त्वं
गृहाणास्मितकृतम् जपं।
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे देवो
त्वत्प्रसादान्मयि स्थिरा ||



Devi:



गुह्याति-गुह्य-गोप्त्री-त्वं
गृहाणास्मितकृतम् जपं।
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे देवी
त्वत्प्रसादान्मयि स्थिरा ||










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  • This is interesting where did u read about this?

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  • I hv read a related thing that if Japa count is not kept then fruits are taken by Rakshasas but this is new for me

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago








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    No, in each session we hv to keep count .. even if it's for 10 times we hv to keep the count using a mala or some other methods I think u already know about this

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago






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    I know only abt the count .. if u do not count while chanting then u will not receive the fruits ... Rakshasas hovering around that place will enjoy the fruits .. so its ur hard work but their enjoyment ... :D Japa Samrapan shd also be done, but for that we first need to chant the Dhyana of the deity

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago








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    BTW the mantras u quoted and is there in the site u referred to are grammatically wrong. GihAna+asmatv = GrihAnasmat. A meaning आ. asmat means mine

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    1 hour ago


















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Please let me know does all the mantra chanting energy go to Indra, if we don't chant the below Samarpanam mantra after mantra chanting:



Devta:



गुह्याति-गुह्य-गोप्ता-त्वं
गृहाणास्मितकृतम् जपं।
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे देवो
त्वत्प्रसादान्मयि स्थिरा ||



Devi:



गुह्याति-गुह्य-गोप्त्री-त्वं
गृहाणास्मितकृतम् जपं।
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे देवी
त्वत्प्रसादान्मयि स्थिरा ||










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  • This is interesting where did u read about this?

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago











  • I hv read a related thing that if Japa count is not kept then fruits are taken by Rakshasas but this is new for me

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    No, in each session we hv to keep count .. even if it's for 10 times we hv to keep the count using a mala or some other methods I think u already know about this

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago






  • 1





    I know only abt the count .. if u do not count while chanting then u will not receive the fruits ... Rakshasas hovering around that place will enjoy the fruits .. so its ur hard work but their enjoyment ... :D Japa Samrapan shd also be done, but for that we first need to chant the Dhyana of the deity

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    BTW the mantras u quoted and is there in the site u referred to are grammatically wrong. GihAna+asmatv = GrihAnasmat. A meaning आ. asmat means mine

    – Pratimaputra
    1 hour ago
















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Please let me know does all the mantra chanting energy go to Indra, if we don't chant the below Samarpanam mantra after mantra chanting:



Devta:



गुह्याति-गुह्य-गोप्ता-त्वं
गृहाणास्मितकृतम् जपं।
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे देवो
त्वत्प्रसादान्मयि स्थिरा ||



Devi:



गुह्याति-गुह्य-गोप्त्री-त्वं
गृहाणास्मितकृतम् जपं।
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे देवी
त्वत्प्रसादान्मयि स्थिरा ||










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Please let me know does all the mantra chanting energy go to Indra, if we don't chant the below Samarpanam mantra after mantra chanting:



Devta:



गुह्याति-गुह्य-गोप्ता-त्वं
गृहाणास्मितकृतम् जपं।
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे देवो
त्वत्प्रसादान्मयि स्थिरा ||



Devi:



गुह्याति-गुह्य-गोप्त्री-त्वं
गृहाणास्मितकृतम् जपं।
सिद्धिर्भवतु मे देवी
त्वत्प्रसादान्मयि स्थिरा ||







mantras indra japa punyam






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  • This is interesting where did u read about this?

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago











  • I hv read a related thing that if Japa count is not kept then fruits are taken by Rakshasas but this is new for me

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    No, in each session we hv to keep count .. even if it's for 10 times we hv to keep the count using a mala or some other methods I think u already know about this

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago






  • 1





    I know only abt the count .. if u do not count while chanting then u will not receive the fruits ... Rakshasas hovering around that place will enjoy the fruits .. so its ur hard work but their enjoyment ... :D Japa Samrapan shd also be done, but for that we first need to chant the Dhyana of the deity

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    BTW the mantras u quoted and is there in the site u referred to are grammatically wrong. GihAna+asmatv = GrihAnasmat. A meaning आ. asmat means mine

    – Pratimaputra
    1 hour ago





















  • This is interesting where did u read about this?

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago











  • I hv read a related thing that if Japa count is not kept then fruits are taken by Rakshasas but this is new for me

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    No, in each session we hv to keep count .. even if it's for 10 times we hv to keep the count using a mala or some other methods I think u already know about this

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago






  • 1





    I know only abt the count .. if u do not count while chanting then u will not receive the fruits ... Rakshasas hovering around that place will enjoy the fruits .. so its ur hard work but their enjoyment ... :D Japa Samrapan shd also be done, but for that we first need to chant the Dhyana of the deity

    – Rickross
    3 hours ago








  • 1





    BTW the mantras u quoted and is there in the site u referred to are grammatically wrong. GihAna+asmatv = GrihAnasmat. A meaning आ. asmat means mine

    – Pratimaputra
    1 hour ago



















This is interesting where did u read about this?

– Rickross
3 hours ago





This is interesting where did u read about this?

– Rickross
3 hours ago













I hv read a related thing that if Japa count is not kept then fruits are taken by Rakshasas but this is new for me

– Rickross
3 hours ago







I hv read a related thing that if Japa count is not kept then fruits are taken by Rakshasas but this is new for me

– Rickross
3 hours ago






1




1





No, in each session we hv to keep count .. even if it's for 10 times we hv to keep the count using a mala or some other methods I think u already know about this

– Rickross
3 hours ago





No, in each session we hv to keep count .. even if it's for 10 times we hv to keep the count using a mala or some other methods I think u already know about this

– Rickross
3 hours ago




1




1





I know only abt the count .. if u do not count while chanting then u will not receive the fruits ... Rakshasas hovering around that place will enjoy the fruits .. so its ur hard work but their enjoyment ... :D Japa Samrapan shd also be done, but for that we first need to chant the Dhyana of the deity

– Rickross
3 hours ago







I know only abt the count .. if u do not count while chanting then u will not receive the fruits ... Rakshasas hovering around that place will enjoy the fruits .. so its ur hard work but their enjoyment ... :D Japa Samrapan shd also be done, but for that we first need to chant the Dhyana of the deity

– Rickross
3 hours ago






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1





BTW the mantras u quoted and is there in the site u referred to are grammatically wrong. GihAna+asmatv = GrihAnasmat. A meaning आ. asmat means mine

– Pratimaputra
1 hour ago







BTW the mantras u quoted and is there in the site u referred to are grammatically wrong. GihAna+asmatv = GrihAnasmat. A meaning आ. asmat means mine

– Pratimaputra
1 hour ago












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The Japa-samarpana mantras according to Shyamarahasya(page 3) for a male deity is




guhyAtiguhya-goptA tvam grihaNasmatkrtam japam/ siddhir bhavatu me deva tvat prasAdat tvayi sthite//




For a female deity the mantra is




guhyAtiguhyagoptri tvam grihANAsmatkritam japam/siddhir bhavatu me devi tvatprasAdAt tvayi sthite//




In some books, instead of the last two words, "Mahesvara' and 'Mahesvari' are also seen.



According to the Purascharana-chandrika, if the method of COUNTING is not followed properly, the rakshasas steal the fruits of the japa and so intelligent people must count properly:




gaNanAvidhim ullanghya yo japet tu prmAditah/ grihnananti rAkshasAh yasmat niyatam ganayet budhah//




The counting is just for that time.Not for remembering life long.Sadhak Kamalakanta, a famous shAkata saint says




If you protect by Your Own goodness and give a merciful grance, only then sadhana is fruitful. Getting your vision by doing japa is absurd like the marriage of the ghosts.




But that dependence and surrender is the ultimate.In the beginning, an aspirant should follow the injunctions of the scriptures to the best of his/her abilities. So the achamana, asana, place, counting, samarpana etc-- each is important. Regarding samarpana of japa, PurascharyarNava says




evam japam pura kritva gandha-akshata-kusha-udakaih/japam samarpayed devyah vamahaste vichakshaNah// meaning that an intelligent individual should, after completing the japa, offer the japa to the left hand of Devi with sandal paste, atapa rice, kusha-grass and (sacred) water.




For Male Deity, to right hand is japa offered with sandal paste, flower,mand water as Arghya:




kritva japam pura chaivam tejorupam samarpayet/ Devasya dakshiNe haste kusha-pushpa-arghya-vAribhih (Sanatkumara-Tantravachana)




After japa, pradakshina and then pranAmaa are also obligatory:




tatas cha devatAm bhaktyA parikramya named budhah: YAmala-vachana.




As Sri Krishna says in the Gita




16.23 Ignoring the precept of the scriptures, he who acts under the impulsion of passion,-he does not attain perfection, nor happiness, nor the supreme Goal.



16.24 Therefore, the scripture is your authority as regards the determination of what is to be done and what is not to be done. After understanding (your) duty as presented by scriptural injunction, you ought to perform (your duty) here.




I never heard that the fruits 'go to Indra'! Please note than Indra is one major form of God in the Vedas.In fact, One should remember that His/Her Ishtadevata has assumed the differnt forms Himself/Herself.But to get the fruits of japa, one has to do the samarpana properly.



Only for manasa-japa, NO counting is required and it is the best of the japas.It does not need asana or restrictions on the place etc either.



(Reference: Sastramulak Bharatiya shaktisadhana,mUpendrakumar Das,RMIC, vol 2, chapter :japa)






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The Japa-samarpana mantras according to Shyamarahasya(page 3) for a male deity is




guhyAtiguhya-goptA tvam grihaNasmatkrtam japam/ siddhir bhavatu me deva tvat prasAdat tvayi sthite//




For a female deity the mantra is




guhyAtiguhyagoptri tvam grihANAsmatkritam japam/siddhir bhavatu me devi tvatprasAdAt tvayi sthite//




In some books, instead of the last two words, "Mahesvara' and 'Mahesvari' are also seen.



According to the Purascharana-chandrika, if the method of COUNTING is not followed properly, the rakshasas steal the fruits of the japa and so intelligent people must count properly:




gaNanAvidhim ullanghya yo japet tu prmAditah/ grihnananti rAkshasAh yasmat niyatam ganayet budhah//




The counting is just for that time.Not for remembering life long.Sadhak Kamalakanta, a famous shAkata saint says




If you protect by Your Own goodness and give a merciful grance, only then sadhana is fruitful. Getting your vision by doing japa is absurd like the marriage of the ghosts.




But that dependence and surrender is the ultimate.In the beginning, an aspirant should follow the injunctions of the scriptures to the best of his/her abilities. So the achamana, asana, place, counting, samarpana etc-- each is important. Regarding samarpana of japa, PurascharyarNava says




evam japam pura kritva gandha-akshata-kusha-udakaih/japam samarpayed devyah vamahaste vichakshaNah// meaning that an intelligent individual should, after completing the japa, offer the japa to the left hand of Devi with sandal paste, atapa rice, kusha-grass and (sacred) water.




For Male Deity, to right hand is japa offered with sandal paste, flower,mand water as Arghya:




kritva japam pura chaivam tejorupam samarpayet/ Devasya dakshiNe haste kusha-pushpa-arghya-vAribhih (Sanatkumara-Tantravachana)




After japa, pradakshina and then pranAmaa are also obligatory:




tatas cha devatAm bhaktyA parikramya named budhah: YAmala-vachana.




As Sri Krishna says in the Gita




16.23 Ignoring the precept of the scriptures, he who acts under the impulsion of passion,-he does not attain perfection, nor happiness, nor the supreme Goal.



16.24 Therefore, the scripture is your authority as regards the determination of what is to be done and what is not to be done. After understanding (your) duty as presented by scriptural injunction, you ought to perform (your duty) here.




I never heard that the fruits 'go to Indra'! Please note than Indra is one major form of God in the Vedas.In fact, One should remember that His/Her Ishtadevata has assumed the differnt forms Himself/Herself.But to get the fruits of japa, one has to do the samarpana properly.



Only for manasa-japa, NO counting is required and it is the best of the japas.It does not need asana or restrictions on the place etc either.



(Reference: Sastramulak Bharatiya shaktisadhana,mUpendrakumar Das,RMIC, vol 2, chapter :japa)






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  • Thanks for the answer. Can you please add the samarpana mantra in the answer.

    – Ram
    2 hours ago
















1














The Japa-samarpana mantras according to Shyamarahasya(page 3) for a male deity is




guhyAtiguhya-goptA tvam grihaNasmatkrtam japam/ siddhir bhavatu me deva tvat prasAdat tvayi sthite//




For a female deity the mantra is




guhyAtiguhyagoptri tvam grihANAsmatkritam japam/siddhir bhavatu me devi tvatprasAdAt tvayi sthite//




In some books, instead of the last two words, "Mahesvara' and 'Mahesvari' are also seen.



According to the Purascharana-chandrika, if the method of COUNTING is not followed properly, the rakshasas steal the fruits of the japa and so intelligent people must count properly:




gaNanAvidhim ullanghya yo japet tu prmAditah/ grihnananti rAkshasAh yasmat niyatam ganayet budhah//




The counting is just for that time.Not for remembering life long.Sadhak Kamalakanta, a famous shAkata saint says




If you protect by Your Own goodness and give a merciful grance, only then sadhana is fruitful. Getting your vision by doing japa is absurd like the marriage of the ghosts.




But that dependence and surrender is the ultimate.In the beginning, an aspirant should follow the injunctions of the scriptures to the best of his/her abilities. So the achamana, asana, place, counting, samarpana etc-- each is important. Regarding samarpana of japa, PurascharyarNava says




evam japam pura kritva gandha-akshata-kusha-udakaih/japam samarpayed devyah vamahaste vichakshaNah// meaning that an intelligent individual should, after completing the japa, offer the japa to the left hand of Devi with sandal paste, atapa rice, kusha-grass and (sacred) water.




For Male Deity, to right hand is japa offered with sandal paste, flower,mand water as Arghya:




kritva japam pura chaivam tejorupam samarpayet/ Devasya dakshiNe haste kusha-pushpa-arghya-vAribhih (Sanatkumara-Tantravachana)




After japa, pradakshina and then pranAmaa are also obligatory:




tatas cha devatAm bhaktyA parikramya named budhah: YAmala-vachana.




As Sri Krishna says in the Gita




16.23 Ignoring the precept of the scriptures, he who acts under the impulsion of passion,-he does not attain perfection, nor happiness, nor the supreme Goal.



16.24 Therefore, the scripture is your authority as regards the determination of what is to be done and what is not to be done. After understanding (your) duty as presented by scriptural injunction, you ought to perform (your duty) here.




I never heard that the fruits 'go to Indra'! Please note than Indra is one major form of God in the Vedas.In fact, One should remember that His/Her Ishtadevata has assumed the differnt forms Himself/Herself.But to get the fruits of japa, one has to do the samarpana properly.



Only for manasa-japa, NO counting is required and it is the best of the japas.It does not need asana or restrictions on the place etc either.



(Reference: Sastramulak Bharatiya shaktisadhana,mUpendrakumar Das,RMIC, vol 2, chapter :japa)






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  • Thanks for the answer. Can you please add the samarpana mantra in the answer.

    – Ram
    2 hours ago














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The Japa-samarpana mantras according to Shyamarahasya(page 3) for a male deity is




guhyAtiguhya-goptA tvam grihaNasmatkrtam japam/ siddhir bhavatu me deva tvat prasAdat tvayi sthite//




For a female deity the mantra is




guhyAtiguhyagoptri tvam grihANAsmatkritam japam/siddhir bhavatu me devi tvatprasAdAt tvayi sthite//




In some books, instead of the last two words, "Mahesvara' and 'Mahesvari' are also seen.



According to the Purascharana-chandrika, if the method of COUNTING is not followed properly, the rakshasas steal the fruits of the japa and so intelligent people must count properly:




gaNanAvidhim ullanghya yo japet tu prmAditah/ grihnananti rAkshasAh yasmat niyatam ganayet budhah//




The counting is just for that time.Not for remembering life long.Sadhak Kamalakanta, a famous shAkata saint says




If you protect by Your Own goodness and give a merciful grance, only then sadhana is fruitful. Getting your vision by doing japa is absurd like the marriage of the ghosts.




But that dependence and surrender is the ultimate.In the beginning, an aspirant should follow the injunctions of the scriptures to the best of his/her abilities. So the achamana, asana, place, counting, samarpana etc-- each is important. Regarding samarpana of japa, PurascharyarNava says




evam japam pura kritva gandha-akshata-kusha-udakaih/japam samarpayed devyah vamahaste vichakshaNah// meaning that an intelligent individual should, after completing the japa, offer the japa to the left hand of Devi with sandal paste, atapa rice, kusha-grass and (sacred) water.




For Male Deity, to right hand is japa offered with sandal paste, flower,mand water as Arghya:




kritva japam pura chaivam tejorupam samarpayet/ Devasya dakshiNe haste kusha-pushpa-arghya-vAribhih (Sanatkumara-Tantravachana)




After japa, pradakshina and then pranAmaa are also obligatory:




tatas cha devatAm bhaktyA parikramya named budhah: YAmala-vachana.




As Sri Krishna says in the Gita




16.23 Ignoring the precept of the scriptures, he who acts under the impulsion of passion,-he does not attain perfection, nor happiness, nor the supreme Goal.



16.24 Therefore, the scripture is your authority as regards the determination of what is to be done and what is not to be done. After understanding (your) duty as presented by scriptural injunction, you ought to perform (your duty) here.




I never heard that the fruits 'go to Indra'! Please note than Indra is one major form of God in the Vedas.In fact, One should remember that His/Her Ishtadevata has assumed the differnt forms Himself/Herself.But to get the fruits of japa, one has to do the samarpana properly.



Only for manasa-japa, NO counting is required and it is the best of the japas.It does not need asana or restrictions on the place etc either.



(Reference: Sastramulak Bharatiya shaktisadhana,mUpendrakumar Das,RMIC, vol 2, chapter :japa)






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The Japa-samarpana mantras according to Shyamarahasya(page 3) for a male deity is




guhyAtiguhya-goptA tvam grihaNasmatkrtam japam/ siddhir bhavatu me deva tvat prasAdat tvayi sthite//




For a female deity the mantra is




guhyAtiguhyagoptri tvam grihANAsmatkritam japam/siddhir bhavatu me devi tvatprasAdAt tvayi sthite//




In some books, instead of the last two words, "Mahesvara' and 'Mahesvari' are also seen.



According to the Purascharana-chandrika, if the method of COUNTING is not followed properly, the rakshasas steal the fruits of the japa and so intelligent people must count properly:




gaNanAvidhim ullanghya yo japet tu prmAditah/ grihnananti rAkshasAh yasmat niyatam ganayet budhah//




The counting is just for that time.Not for remembering life long.Sadhak Kamalakanta, a famous shAkata saint says




If you protect by Your Own goodness and give a merciful grance, only then sadhana is fruitful. Getting your vision by doing japa is absurd like the marriage of the ghosts.




But that dependence and surrender is the ultimate.In the beginning, an aspirant should follow the injunctions of the scriptures to the best of his/her abilities. So the achamana, asana, place, counting, samarpana etc-- each is important. Regarding samarpana of japa, PurascharyarNava says




evam japam pura kritva gandha-akshata-kusha-udakaih/japam samarpayed devyah vamahaste vichakshaNah// meaning that an intelligent individual should, after completing the japa, offer the japa to the left hand of Devi with sandal paste, atapa rice, kusha-grass and (sacred) water.




For Male Deity, to right hand is japa offered with sandal paste, flower,mand water as Arghya:




kritva japam pura chaivam tejorupam samarpayet/ Devasya dakshiNe haste kusha-pushpa-arghya-vAribhih (Sanatkumara-Tantravachana)




After japa, pradakshina and then pranAmaa are also obligatory:




tatas cha devatAm bhaktyA parikramya named budhah: YAmala-vachana.




As Sri Krishna says in the Gita




16.23 Ignoring the precept of the scriptures, he who acts under the impulsion of passion,-he does not attain perfection, nor happiness, nor the supreme Goal.



16.24 Therefore, the scripture is your authority as regards the determination of what is to be done and what is not to be done. After understanding (your) duty as presented by scriptural injunction, you ought to perform (your duty) here.




I never heard that the fruits 'go to Indra'! Please note than Indra is one major form of God in the Vedas.In fact, One should remember that His/Her Ishtadevata has assumed the differnt forms Himself/Herself.But to get the fruits of japa, one has to do the samarpana properly.



Only for manasa-japa, NO counting is required and it is the best of the japas.It does not need asana or restrictions on the place etc either.



(Reference: Sastramulak Bharatiya shaktisadhana,mUpendrakumar Das,RMIC, vol 2, chapter :japa)







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