Sita-Rama Naam
सीता राम नाम
What is Sita-Rama Naam?
Joint remembrance of Sita and Rama. Sita and Rama are both addressed in this brief text. Remembering the pair does not authorise pressure on a partner to accept a relationship.
ॐ सीतारामाभ्यां नमः॥
Transliteration & pronunciation
Om sītārāmābhyāṃ namaḥ ||
Om seetaaraamaabhyaam namah ·
This Roman reading aid is approximate, not a certified pronunciation lesson. aa, ee and oo indicate long vowels. Learn Sanskrit sounds and recitation variants with a teacher.
Meaning in English
Joint remembrance of Sita and Rama.
हिन्दी अर्थ
माता सीता और प्रभु श्रीराम का संयुक्त स्मरण।
Traditional context
Sita and Rama are both addressed in this brief text. Remembering the pair does not authorise pressure on a partner to accept a relationship.
How can I begin?
Choose prayer as a personal practice. Alongside it, consider respectful communication, boundaries and whether your wishes match those of the other person. If you are unsafe, practical support comes first.
Choose a clean, comfortable place. Read the meaning and learn the words slowly. For general remembrance, there is no count, mala or fixed time imposed here. Learn formal vows within your own tradition.
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What does Sita-Rama Naam mean?
Joint remembrance of Sita and Rama.
Does this text need practitioner guidance?
You can begin by reading the meaning and learning the words. Ask about your tradition’s rules before a formal vow.
Can these prayers bring back a particular person?
No such result is promised. Another person retains their choice. GuruShakti does not offer control or coercion rituals.
Source & review status
GuruShakti supplied collection, entry 44. Devanagari and both meanings were imported from the supplied manuscript. Review information is shown below.
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