Hare Krishna Gomukh Bag/Hare Krishna JapaMala Bag (हरी कृष्णा गौमुख थेली): Hare Krishna Gomukhi Bag is like a cloth bag. People use it for chanting rosaries. The rule of the Hindu religion is that if someone is chanting with a symposium and if someone is looking at it, the person who chants the symposium doesn’t get the full fruit. Thus, whenever someone chants a mantra on a rosary, he must use Gomukhi. Another thing to keep in mind is that while chanting the symposium, the index finger of the hand shouldn’t be touched by the symposium. It isn’t considered good. So in Gomukhi, that cutlet stays out automatically. One should always use the thumb and middle finger in chanting Mala. (Hare Krishna Gomukh Bag)
In Gomukhi, the hand, and symposium of the crooner remain inside the Gomukhi and no one looks at the hand or the symposium in any way. Its significance becomes indeed more at the place where numerous people chant the mantra on symposium together. It comes with or without the stripe. Some devotees hang their Gomukhi on their necks while others used to keep it in their hands. It comes in colorful colors, clothes, and designs while “ Hare Rama Hare Krishna ” is the favorite of devotees.
Hare Krishna Gomukh Bag Benefits:
People largely recommend the use of a Hare Krishna JapaMala Bag. If you do a long period of Japa practice every day. The mala and your right hand both should place inside the Gomukhi so that they’re obscure from view. With your hand in the bag, you also begin to rotate the mala, the bottom of which gets support from the bottom of the bag. A Hare Krishna Gomukh Bag is veritably light and doesn’t intrude with the practice of Japa. Moreover, it prevents other people from snooping or getting curious about your practice. One can use it when you walk along a road or when you leave your house. People use it extensively who do anusthana( sustained practice for long, fixed ages of time), maybe 50,000 to 60,000 globules per day. For them, it’s a must-have.
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