108 / 1008 Name Jaap is one of the most revered Vedic practices, designed to deepen devotion and connect devotees directly with the divine energy of specific deities. Each name carries profound meaning and vibrational power, creating an environment of peace, positivity, and spiritual upliftment.

The puja begins with Ganapati Puja and Sankalp, followed by Kalash Sthapana and Dhwani of the 108 or 1008 names of the chosen deity. A Pandit Ji chants the divine names in a structured and rhythmic manner while devotees participate through listening, recitation, or offering prayers.

This ritual purifies the environment, removes obstacles, and strengthens the devotee’s spiritual and mental well-being. Performing this puja regularly is believed to bring divine blessings, enhance focus, provide protection from negativity, and support prosperity and health.

Benefits of 108 / 1008 Name Jaap:

• Invokes the divine energy of the chosen deity

• Removes negative energies and obstacles

• Enhances mental clarity, focus, and spiritual growth

• Grants prosperity, protection, and divine blessings

• Strengthens devotion and faith

FAQs

1. Who should perform 108 / 1008 Name Jaap?
Anyone seeking divine blessings, spiritual growth, protection, and prosperity from Shiva, Vishnu, Lakshmi, Durga, or Hanuman.

2. Can this puja be performed at home?
Yes, the Name Jaap can be conducted at home, temple, or any sacred space with guidance from a qualified Pandit Ji.

3. What is the difference between 108 and 1008 names chanting?
108 names are ideal for a short, potent puja, while 1008 names provide a more extended, immersive, and spiritually powerful ritual.

4. When is the best time to perform this puja?
Auspicious days include Mondays for Shiva, Fridays for Lakshmi, Tuesdays for Hanuman, or any day advised by the Pandit Ji based on muhurta.

5. Can family members participate in the chanting?
Yes, participation is encouraged, as it enhances devotion and strengthens the collective spiritual energy of the household.