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Anvyra · Jap Sahayak
Count the name. Not the beads.
A pocket-sized counter for naam japa. One quiet press — one more repetition of the holy name. No slipping, no miscounting, no breaking the chant.
The CountOne press. One name.Thumb settles on the dome. Mind stays on the mantra.
Thumb-PressClear DisplayInstant Reset
A Companion, Not a ReplacementMala and counter.Both have their place. Here's where this one earns its own.
The MalaTraditional. Sacred.For sitting japa. For your Ishta Devata. The quiet morning round.
The CounterDiscreet. Portable.For japa in motion — walking, travelling, between tasks. When you can't hold a mala but can still chant.
Many devotees keep both. The mala for the altar. The counter for the rest of life.
The DetailsMade to disappear in your hand.
Size50 × 45 × 20 mm
DisplayClear digital readout
BatteryLR44 · long-lasting
BuildLightweight, pocketable
LoopCarry on keychain or thread
The PracticeHow to count.
I
Reset to zeroA clean start. One short press on the reset button.
II
Settle it in your palmThumb on the dome. Mind on the mantra. Shoulders down.
III
Chant and pressOne name of the Lord, one gentle press. Breath by breath, the number climbs.
IV
Pause at 108One round complete. Rest for a breath — then reset and begin again.
❖Energised with Pran Pratishtha before it reaches your hand.Blessed · Packed · Dispatched
QuestionsBefore you begin.
Is this a replacement for the mala?+
No — a companion. The mala is sacred for sitting japa. The counter is for the rest of your day: walking, waiting, travelling. Both serve the same practice from different sides.
How long does the battery last?+
A long time. The LR44 button cell powers thousands of counts and is easy to replace when the day comes — available at any watch shop or online.
Can I take it anywhere?+
Yes — it is light, pocketable, and has a loop for a keychain or thread. Keep it dry (avoid rain and water) and it will travel with you anywhere the chant does.
Does it count backwards?+
No — only forward. One press advances the count by one. The reset button returns to zero whenever you want to start a fresh round.
Let the name flow.Yours — blessed, pocketable, ready for your very first round.Add To Cart
Yes — 100% natural raw pyrite (iron sulfide). The crushed crystal surface has a natural golden metallic shimmer. No two frames are exactly alike — natural variations in colour and texture are a mark of authenticity.
What do the 7 horses and rising sun mean?
The 7 horses represent the sun's 7 rays from Vedic tradition — each symbolising a cosmic energy. Together with the rising sun, they bring speed, progress, financial growth, strength, stability, career success, and courage into your space.
Where should I place it?
South wall of your living room, office, or pooja room — as per Vastu Shastra. Horses facing inward, at eye level.
What's the size?
7.5 x 7.5 inches — compact square. Fits desk, shelf, mandir, or wall.
What will I receive?
The 7 Horses Raw Pyrite Frame and a Certificate of Authenticity confirming genuine natural pyrite.
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