শ্রী রাম জয রাম — তারক মংত্র
श्री राम जय राम — तारक मंत्र in Bengali · বাংলা
উৎপত্তি ও কাহিনি
Traditional — the Taraka (liberating) mantra of Sri Rama · Ancient tradition · Ancient
Rama-nama is celebrated across the bhakti tradition as the simplest and surest path in the present age. This thirteen-syllable chant is its concentrated form — the 'Taraka' mantra. Saints like Samarth Ramdas built their sadhana on it, and the great Carnatic composer Tyagaraja is said to have repeated Rama's name millions of times. It is most famously linked to Kashi, where Shiva is believed to grant liberation by uttering Rama's name.
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The bhakti saints declare that in this age the name of Rama is itself the deity — that the Taraka mantra accomplishes what elaborate rituals once did. Generations of devotees who have made this their constant japa speak of a deep, abiding peace and fearlessness, the fruit of carrying Rama's name with every breath.
মন্ত্র
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শ্রী রাম জয রাম জয জয রাম॥
Shri Rama Jaya Rama Jaya Jaya Rama
অর্থ:श्री राम की जय; राम की जय-जयकार। ये तेरह अक्षर राम का 'तारक' मंत्र हैं — जो भक्त को संसार-सागर से पार उतारने वाला कहा गया है।
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श्री राम जय राम — तारक मंत्र পাঠের উপকারিতা
The thirteen-syllable Taraka mantra — 'taraka' means 'that which ferries you across'
One of the simplest japa mantras: pure repetition of Rama's victorious name
Cherished by saints such as Samarth Ramdas and the composer-saint Tyagaraja
Calms the mind, steadies the breath and is ideal for mala (108-bead) japa
Can be chanted anywhere, anytime — no rules, no preparation needed
श्री राम जय राम — तारक मंत्र পাঠের নিয়ম
Repeat the line steadily, one round on a 108-bead mala, letting the rhythm settle into the breath. It needs no ritual — many devotees keep it running quietly in the mind (ajapa) throughout daily activity as a constant remembrance of Rama.
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এগুলিও পড়ুন
ॐ
সম্পূর্ণ श्री राम जय राम — तारक मंत्र শ্লোকে-শ্লোকে অর্থসহ পড়ুন, অথবা আরও পবিত্র পাঠ দেখুন