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Ajapa Jap : God's Chanting without Chanting

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Jap means repeating or remembering a mantra. Ajapa means The letter A in front of the word jap means without.  So Ajapa jap means recitation of name of God, without uttering the words by the mouth. In this process we don't chant Naam explicitly, rather it continuous implicitly in our subconscious mind. Chanting consciously could bring ego however when it happens automatically in our subconscious mind, there is no place for ego to appear. Let's take an example: How does a mother take care of her baby? Does caring for a baby means chanting/calling the baby's name continuously? No! Every action taken by the mother is for the care of the baby and the reason behind this is "The baby is in the heart of the mother" Similarly we do not have to chant God's name explicitly. When we are connected to GOD then we experience his presence within us in the form of external Joy.
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God's name while working or work is God's name?

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It is often said that one should use God's name while working. But if it is said that work is God, then why to take the name separately? Its very simple to say above line however "to feel it" there is a process called "Sadhana". Nothing is achieved immediately.  For an example : Child has to learn the letters(A,B,C,D......) first to write a single word.  To be become a doctor we study for 8-10 years.   But in spiritual world  everyone wants God's experience right away. There are two types of contemplation: 1. Sukshm(सूक्ष्म) 2. Sthul(स्थूल)  Let's try to understand this with simple example:  When we were in kids in school, and if teacher use to ask us 2*5 then we use to say full table of 2 to give an answer like 2*2=4, 2*3=6,2*4=8 and then 2*5=10. Means after counting we found an answer this is called Sthul (स्थूल)  contemplation. Now same question is asked in high school i.e. " what is the answer of 2*5" then we directly give an answer 10. Th...
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