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Radhe RadheFree Radha Naam Jap Counter Online
Radha Naam Japa Counter — Free & Online
A free Radha Naam Japa Counter online — one tap per naam, a completed mala at every 108. A simple Radha jap counter for Radhe Radhe on any phone or laptop: no app, no credit card.
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Radha Naam Japa Counter for Every Naam and Mantra
Radhe Radhe, Shri Radhe, Jai Shree Radhe, or Radha Krishna together — one tap is one repetition, whichever call your tradition uses. Underneath it is a simple Radha name counter; the naam you give it is yours.
Full mantras count just as cleanly — Om Shri Radhayai Namah, Om Hreem Shri Radhikayai Namah, or the Radha Gayatri, one tap per complete repetition. With Premium you choose her once — naam, mantra, an image of Radha Rani — and the counter remembers: every session opens already hers.
In Vrindavan and Barsana, Radhe Radhe is how people say hello, so the greeting itself is a jap. Taken up as counted practice, Radhe Radhe jap is the simplest sadhana there is: Radhe is the calling form of her name, one tap per Radhe Radhe, and at 108 the mala completes while the calling continues. Used this way the page is your Radhe Radhe jap counter; say the joined name instead and it is a Radha Krishna jap counter — the same tap, the same 108.
राधे राधे
Radhe Radhe
श्री राधे
Shri Radhe
जय श्री राधे
Jai Shree Radhe
राधा कृष्ण
Radha Krishna
One mala of Radha naam
Radha Naam 108 Times — Thread the Full Garland
A japa mala is, literally, a garland — and Radha naam 108 times is that garland threaded complete, one flower per naam. Every tap threads the next; at the 108th the strand ties itself off and a fresh one starts without you touching a thing. Underneath, this page is the same free online japa counter used across traditions — as a Radha japa counter it threads garlands of Radha naam, daily. No Radha naam jap counter app is needed: add the page to your home screen and it opens like one. And once the page is open you can use the Radha naam jap counter offline, because every tap is saved in your browser the moment it lands — a dropped signal mid-jap loses nothing.
The garland grows with the practice. Sixteen malas is 1,728 naam; a daily 1,008 is its own quiet discipline; and a long sankalp — Radha naam 1 lakh times, even 1 crore — is threaded one steady 108 at a time. This session and the lifetime count move with every tap, so the vow stays exact while your mind stays on the naam.
A garland of 28
28 Names of Radha Rani — Count Every Name
Braj keeps a garland of 28 names of Radha Rani, recited as one unbroken round — each name a flower threaded onto the last. In recent years the round has travelled far beyond Braj through Vrindavan satsangs, notably those of Premanand Maharaj ji, and thousands now keep it as daily practice.
Count the round the way Braj counts it: one tap per name. Set a custom mala size of 28 and the counter closes the round exactly on the 28th name — custom sizes are a premium feature, and every new account gets premium free for 14 days. The longer garlands count the same way: the 108 names of Radhika — the Radhika Ashtottara Shatanama — pair beautifully with the classic 108 mala, one name per bead. Even the thousand names of the Radha Sahasranama count the same way — one tap at a time.
Why her name is chanted
Benefits of Chanting Radha Naam Daily
Radha Rani — daughter of Vrishabhanu, queen of Barsana — is more than Krishna's beloved in the traditions of Braj. Gaudiya theology names her the Hladini Shakti: the bliss-power of the Divine itself, devotion in its highest form standing on its own feet. That is why Braj holds a teaching that startles newcomers — her name is dearer to Krishna than his own, and he is said to chant it himself.
What does daily Radha naam give? The tradition answers with one word: madhurya — sweetness. Bhakti that softens the heart before it steadies the mind. Devotees answer in smaller words: a gentler inner voice, a slower breath, a daily anchor that holds on the days when everything else slips. Counting quietly protects that last one — the saved count makes it easy to return, even on low days.
And there is no gate in front of it. Radha naam asks for no initiation and no qualification; the greeting culture of Braj hands it to anyone who walks through. Begin with one mala and let the garland grow.
Her days on the calendar draw the most jap of the year. Radha Ashtami — written Radhashtami, kept as Radha Jayanti — falls on the eighth day of the bright half of Bhadrapada (August–September), fifteen days after Janmashtami. It is her appearance day: Barsana overflows, and devotees everywhere keep Radha Ashtami jap with fasting and counting — a mala of 108, a full 1,008, or the opening 108 of a year-long sankalp begun on her day so the vow carries her blessing.
A newer observance is growing beside it: Meri Radhey Diwas, kept on 25 December by satsang communities as a day given wholly to her name. Whichever of her days you keep, count them here — and with Premium every total is saved with its date, so next year you can see this year's count and go a little further.
Radhe Radhe bolo, chale aayenge Bihari
Hladini Shakti
राधे राधे
Hello, goodbye, and everything between — Vrindavan's one word for all of it.
राधाष्टमी
Radha Ashtami
Bhadrapada · Aug–Sep
मेरी राधे
Meri Radhey Diwas
25 December
Free vs Premium
Free Radha Naam Japa Counter vs NaamJapa Premium
The counter at the top of this page is a free Radha naam japa counter for everyone — no account needed. NaamJapa Premium turns it into a complete companion for your daily Radha naam japa:
Free on this page
The plan you are on right now
- Accurate 108-bead mala counting
- Tap or slide to count
- Session and per-mala timer
- Undo, reset and fullscreen chanting
- Works in any browser on any device
- No cloud backup
- No history or analytics
- No cross-device sync
Everything is saved on this device only — clearing the browser clears your total.
NaamJapa Premium
Everything here, plus
- Cloud sync and backupEvery chant saved to your account, on all your devices
- Daily goals, streaks and milestonesConsistency without pressure
- Full history and deep analyticsDays, months, years — charts and comparisons
- RemindersA gentle nudge at the time you choose
- Discreet modeChant privately in public — dark screen, quiet cues
- Auto and camera modes, sounds, vibrationHands-free counting and completion feedback
- Your deity on the mandalaSet the name or image you chant for
Prefer a phone? The naam japa counter app for Android chants fully offline and syncs to the same account.