Original sentence: It can imply either devotion to Rama as the Supreme God, or as a name to the ultimately formless, all-embracing Absolute Brahman.Ram Nam means the name of Rama, an avatar of Vishnu in Hinduism.Rama's name is often chanted as Sri Raama Jaya Raama Jaya Jaya Raama and was first popularized by Samarth Ramdas.Rama's name is often chanted or sung within the many traditions of Hinduism
Edited sentence: It can imply either devotion to the avatar of Vishnu - Rama or simply devotion to an all-embracing Absolute, as in the case of the famous 20th century saint Swami Ramdas, who regarded everything as Rama.Ram Nam means the name of God/Absolute, which is chanted or sung by devotees.Swami Ramdas added the prefix Om, as he found the mantra was thus even more powerful, so another version is: Om Sri Raama Jaya Raama Jaya Jaya Raama (note: in many parts of India, Jaya is often pronounced as Jai, and Raama as Raam).The name is chanted as Sri Raama Jaya Raama Jaya Jaya Raama and was first popularized by Samarth Ramdas