Nama Lekhanam Tracker — Writing the Divine Name
Nama Lekhanam — the practice of writing the divine name repeatedly — is a deeply meditative form of devotion found across many Indian spiritual traditions. Whether you write 'Sri Ram,' 'Om Sai Ram,' 'Om Namah Shivaya,' or any sacred name, the act of physically writing anchors your mind in devotion. Shraddha Saburi Path tracks your Nama Lekhanam practice, counting each entry and building your writing discipline over time.
How It Works
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Open Nama Lekhanam
Navigate to the Nama Lekhanam module. Choose typing mode (available on all plans) or screen writing/photo mode (Seva plans).
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Write the Sacred Name
Type or write the divine name. Each completed entry is counted and saved.
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Build Your Practice
Log daily writing sessions. Your counts contribute to your streak and any active Sankalpas.
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Track and Share
See your total Nama Lekhanam entries across your spiritual journey. Earn milestones as your practice deepens.
Key Features
Typing Mode
Type the divine name on your device keyboard. Each complete name entry is counted. Available on all plans including free.
Screen Writing Mode
Use your finger or stylus to write the divine name directly on screen. The meditative act of handwriting deepens the practice. Available on Seva plans.
Photo Upload
Write the divine name on paper and photograph your page. Upload the photo as proof of practice. Available on Seva plans.
Entry Counting
Every typed or written entry is counted. Track daily, weekly, and lifetime Nama Lekhanam counts.
Streak Integration
Nama Lekhanam sessions count toward your daily practice streak. Writing even a few names keeps the streak alive.
Mandali Contributions
Your Nama Lekhanam counts contribute to group Sankalpas. Write together toward collective goals.
Who It's For
- ✓Practitioners who follow the tradition of writing Rama Koti, Sai Koti, or other Nama Lekhanam vows
- ✓Devotees who find that physical writing deepens their meditation and focus
- ✓Groups organizing collective Nama Lekhanam campaigns with shared count goals
- ✓Seniors and practitioners who prefer writing as a gentler form of practice than chanting or sitting meditation
- ✓Anyone who wants to diversify their spiritual practice beyond counting and meditation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nama Lekhanam?▾
Nama Lekhanam literally means 'writing the name.' It is the spiritual practice of repeatedly writing a deity's name (like Sri Ram or Om Sai Ram) as a form of meditation and devotion.
Is typing mode free?▾
Yes. Typing mode is available on all plans, including the free Nitya Sadhana tier.
What is Rama Koti?▾
Rama Koti is the practice of writing 'Sri Ram' one crore (1,00,00,000) times. The app tracks your lifetime writing count toward this or any similar goal.
Can I use screen writing?▾
Screen writing and photo upload modes are available on Seva plans. They provide a more authentic handwriting experience.
Do written entries count toward my streak?▾
Yes. Any Nama Lekhanam session counts as practice for the day and continues your streak.
Can our group set a collective writing goal?▾
Yes. Create a Sankalpa with a writing count target. All members' entries contribute to the group total.
Write sacred names digitally and track your Nama Lekhanam progress.
Free to start. Takes under a minute.
Begin Writing the Divine Name
Each written name is a prayer. Track your Nama Lekhanam and build a sacred writing practice.