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Are there any restrictions and rules for chanting Bhagavan's names?

चक्रायुधस्य नामानि सदा सर्वत्र कीर्तयेत्। नाशौचं कीर्तने तस्य पवित्रं भगवान् हरिः। - The Holy Names of Lord Vishnu can be sung at all times and places. There is no question of impurity for this kirtana (chanting) of the Lord who is always holy. There is no restriction on time, place, or purity for worshipping the Lord, as He is always pure. This highlights that one can always recite the names of Krishna, Govinda, and Hari, regardless of the situation or one's state of purity. Rrishis affirm that the Lord is not tainted by the worshipper’s purity or impurity. Instead, the Lord purifies the worshipper and accepts them, showcasing His supreme sanctity.

Why are mantras said 108 times?

As per Vedic Astronomy, there are 27 constellations in the zodiac. Each constellation has got 4 quarters. 24 X 7 = 108. If you repeat a mantra 108 times, it covers the entire zodiac and gives immense benefits.