japa (जप; japa) repetitive chanting of a mantra or name of God. Traditionally people create a chain of 108 rosary beads and keep rotating this in their hands while chanting God's name. As per the divine law physically counting the beads while mind is elsewhere is not termed
Jagat (जगत् | jagat) is the infinitely large material creation. The literal meaning of the word is the one that continuously is slipping downward. The material world continuously keeps slipping downwards. When it reaches the bottom then God puts it back up on the top. This is the home of all
Jeevatma is the eternal individual soul residing in the heart, whose consciousness enlivens and illumines the entire body.
Jeev (जीव | jīva) means the one who is alive and gives life. The individual soul is conscious. When it resides in a body, the otherwise inert body appears alive because of its presence within it. In the same way, although the mind and intellect are made of inert Maya,
Jad (जड़ | jaṛa) generally signifies "inert," "insentient," or "immobile." The term is used in three primary contexts: * Jad Jiva: Refers to immobile living beings (e.g., plants and trees). Although they possess life, they lack the ability to move voluntarily. * Inert Matter: Refers to