The Kamokarsheet Japam is orginally from the Mahanarayana Upanishad. In the mantra Kamoekarsheet Manyurakarsheet’ Namo nama:" - both Desire (Kama) and Anger (Manyu) are raised to a special status and salutations is given to them. Even gods are bound to these qualities. ‘Kamokarsheet’ in Sanskrit means ‘those acts that are out of desire’.‘Manyurakarsheet’ means “those acts that are committed out of anger”. It reminds us of all our sins and make us understand that it is lust & anger that are the root cause of all our misdeeds, thus reminding us to be careful and vigilant. An incident from the life our Gurunathar Seshadri Swamigal proves the importance of Kamokarsheet Japam for spiritual aspirants. During his younger days at Kanchipuram, Swamigal was always engrossed in continuous and vigorous Japa and prayers. Many great scholars at Kanchipuram were always surprised to see the small boy sitting in the corner of the temple and murmuring something. Once, they all decided to question the boy and get an idea about what he is doing all these days. They all went to Swamigal and called him. "Oh Boy ! What are you doing" - they asked Swamigal An immediate reply came: " I need to get rid of my Karma ; So Iam doing Japam for that" The scholars never expected such a mature reply from a small boy. "What are you chanting for this purpose?" Swamigal again gave an astounding reply : "Kamokarsheet namo namah: Kamokarsheet kamah karoti naaham karomi kamah karta naham karta kamah kaarayitaa naham kaarayita; Esha the kaama kaamaaya swaha: Manyurakaarsheet namo namah: Manyuh akaarsheet manyuh karoti naham karomi manyuh karta naham karta manyuh kaarayita naham kaarayita; Esha the manyo manyave swaha:" Ive completed half my target, Iam yet to complete few more to get rid of my Karma. He then explained the significance of the statement and also its actual meaning. "Desire performed the act. Desire did the act. Desire is doing the act, not I (Self). Desire is the agent not I. Desire causes the doer to act not I. O Desire, fascinating in form, let this oblation be offered to thee, Hail! Anger performed the act. Anger did the act. Anger is doing the act; not I. Anger is the agent; not I. Anger causes the doer to act; not I. O Anger, let this oblation be offered to thee. Hail! " The small boy suggested the veteran scholars "Dear Sirs, even you people start chanting this; Only this can kill karma. And without getting rid of Karma how can you qualify for Moksha (salvation) ?" "Kaamah Karoti Naaham Karomi ; Kamoekarsheet Manyurakaarsheet’ Namonama:" For More Divine Songs Download Giri Music App►►: Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.giri.giri_music iOS App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/g ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNWL5NfEzmw

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