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Mantras for specific purposes

Mantras for wealth:
1. Om Lakshmi Vam shri kamaladhram svaha
2. Jimi sarita sagar mahu jahi
Jadyapi tahi kamana nahi
3. Bishva bharana poshana kara joi Takar nama Bharat asa hoi
4. Om shrim hrim shrim kamale kamalalaye mahya prasida prasida prasida svaha
5. Omm shrim hrim shrim mahalakshmyai namah
For Marriage:
1. Taba janaka pai bashishtha ayasu byaha saja savari kai Mandavi shruta kirati Urmila kuwari lai hankari kai
2. Katyayani mahamaye mahayogindadhishvari Nandagopasutam devi patim me kurute namah
For having children:
1. Devakisutam Govindam Vasudevam Jagatpatim DehimeTanayam Krishna twam-aham Sharanagatah.
To have a son:
1. Sarvabadhabinirmukto dhanadhanyasutanvitah Manushyo tatprasaden bhavishyati na samshayah
2. Om hrim lajja jjalyam thah thah lah om hrim svaha
For safety of the child in the womb:
1. Om tham tham thim thim thum them thaim thoum thah thah om
Curing fever:
1. Om namo bhagavate rudraya namah krodhesvaraya namah jyoti patangaya namo namah siddhi rudra ajapayati svaha
2. Om vindhya vanana hum fat svaha
3. Om namo bhagavate chhandi chhandi amukasya jvarasya shara prajjvilita parashupaniye parashaya fat
4. Om namo maha uchchhishta yogini prakirna dranshta khadati tharvati nashyati bhakshyati om thah thah thah thah
Removing any disease:
1. Om Hrim hansah
2. Om shrim hrim klim aim Indrakshyai namah
3. Om sam, sam sim, sum sum sem saim sam saha vam vam vim vim vum vum vem vaim voim voum vam van saha amrita varech svaha.
For sound health:
1. Mam mayat sarvato raksha shriyam vardhaya sarvada Sharirarogyam me dehi deva deva namostute
2. Om aim hrim shrim namah sarvadharaya bhagavate asya mama sarva roga vinashaya jvala jvala enam dirghayusham kuru kuru svaha
3. Achyutam chamritam chaiva japedoushadhakarmani
4. Om namo paramatamne para brahma mama sharire pahi pahi kuru kuru svaha
For curing piles:
1. Om chhai chhui chhalaka chhalai ahum Ahum klam klam klim hum
For curing pox:
1. Om shrim shrim shrum shram shroum shrah om kharastha digambara vikata nayanam toyasthitam bhajami svaha Svangastham prachandarupam namabhyatmabhibutaye
For stimulating digestive fire:
1. Agastyam kumbhakaranam cha shamincha vadavanalam Bhojanam pachanarthaya smaredabhyam cha panchakam
For sound sleep:
1. Om agasti shayinah
For long life:
1. Hroum om jom sa om bhurbhuvah svaha om Tryambakam yajamahe sugandhim pushtivardhanam
Urvarukamiva bandhanata mrityormukshiyamamritat
For children’s diseases:
1. Avyadajoangdhri manimanstava janvathoru, yajnoachyutah kati tatam jatharam ka hayasya
For removing obstructions and difficulties:
1. Sakal vighna vyopahin nahin tehin Rama sukripan bilokahin jehin
2. Sarva badha prashamanam trailokyasyakhileshvari Evameva tvayakaryamasmad vairi binashanam
3. Om ram ram ram ram ram ro ro ram kashtam svaha
4. Om namah shante prashante gum hrim hrim sarva krodha prashamani svaha
For winning court cases:
1. Pavan tanaya bala pavan samana Buddhi viveka bigyana nidhana
To Keep safe from snakes:
1. Om Narmadayai vicharana
2. Ananta vasukim shesham padmanabham cha kambalam Shankhapalam dhritarashtram takshakam kaliyam tatha munirajam Astikam namah
3. Om plah sarpakulaya svaha ashehakula sarva kulaya svaha
For removing the venom of snakes:
1. Garudadhvajanusmaranat vishaviryam vyapohati
2. Nama prabhau jana Siva niko Kalakuta falu dinha amiko
To keep safe from theft:
1. Om kafall-kafall-kafall
2. Om karalini svaha om kapalini svaha hroum hrim hrim hrim chora bandhaga thah thah
For peace and detachment:
1. Daihika daivika bhoutika tapa Rama raja nahin kahu byapa
2. Bharata charita kari mamu tulasije sadar sunahin Siya Rama pada prema avasi hoi bhava rasa birati
For removing doubt:
1. Rama katha sundar karatari Sansaya bihaga unavana hari
For purification of thought:
1. Take juga pada kamala manavaun Jasu kripa niramala mati pavaun
Reomova of the evil eye:
1. Shyama Gaura sundara dou jori Nirakhahin chhabi janani trina tori
For vision of Sitaji:
1. Janakasuta jagajanani janaki Atisaya priya karunanidhana ki
To please Hanuman:
1. Sumiri pavan suta pavana namu Apane basa kari rakhe Ramu
For devotion to God:
1. Bhagata kalpataru pranatahita kripasindhu sukaddhama Soi nija bhagati mohi prabhu dehu kaya dari Rama
For acquiring knowledge:
1. Chhiti jala pavaka gagana samira Pancha rachita yaha adhama sharira
For God’s forgiveness:
1. Anuchita bahuta kaheun agyata Kshamahun kshama mandira dou bharata




Mantras of various deities

Now a days there are thousands of mantras available in all kinds of remedial books and magazines. The authenticity and the effectiveness of most of them is quite doubtful. Most of what we are reproducing below are from the book “Meditations from the Tantras” by Paramahamsa Swami Satyananda Saraswati, one of the greatest self realized yogis of our times and an acknowledged master of the tantra.
Gayatri Mantra: According to the Hindu scriptures Devi Gayatri is the Mother of the Vedas. It is said that even Trinities (Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) worship her as their Mother.
The Gayatri Mantra is the prescribed daily mantra for all Hindus and regarded as the remover of all sins and the bestower of all desired things. It is also part of the Sandhya Vandana.
The sage Vishwamitra is given the credit for bringing Mother Gayatri to earth. The following is the most commonly recited Gayatri Mantra.
Om Bhuh Bhuvah Svah Tat Saviturvarenyam
Bhargodevasya Dhimahi Dhiyoyonah Prachodayat
The meaning of the Gayatri mantra is as follows:
We contemplate the glory of Light illuminating the three worlds: gross, subtle, and causal. I am that vivifying power, love, radiant illumination, and divine grace of universal intelligence. We pray for the divine light to illumine our minds.
Om: The primeval sound
Bhur: the physical world
Bhuvah: the mental world
Suvah: the celestial, spiritual world
Tat: That; God; transcendental Paramatma
Savithur: the Sun, Creator, Preserver
Varenyam: most adorable, enchanting
Bhargo: luster, effulgence
Devasya: resplendent, supreme Lord
Dheemahi: we meditate upon
Dhiyo: the intellect, understanding
Yo: May this light
Nah: our
Prachodayath: enlighten, guide, inspire
The other Gayatri Mantra is as follows:
Om Bhu, Om Bhuvah, Om Svaa, Om Mahaa, Om Janah,
Om Tapah, Om Satyam, Om Tat Savitur Varenyam Bhargo
Devasya Dhimahi Dhiyo Yo Nah Prachodayat
Om Apo Jyotih Raso-mritam Brahmaa Bhur Bhuvah Swaa Om
According to the Hindu belief there are fourteen worlds. Bhu, Bhuvah, Svaa, Mahaa, Janah, Tapah, Satyam are the seven Higher worlds and Atata, Kutala, Vitala, Mahatala, Rasatala, Bhutala and Patala are the seven Lower worlds. The above Gayatri mantra is recited by those seeking the Higher worlds.
Maha Mrituyunjaya Mantra: This mantra of lord Shiva is the most effective and the most commonly recited one for curing all types of illnesses and to avoid any misfortunes and untimely death.
Om Tryambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim Pushti Vardhanam
Urvaarukamiva Bhandanath Mrityor Muksheeya Mamritat
Vedic Gayatri Mantras of other Gods :
Ganesh: Om Ekadantaya Vidmahe Vakratundaya Dhimahi Tanno Danti Prachodayat
Vishnu: Om Narayanaya Vidmahe Vasudevaya Dhimahi Tanno Vishnu Prachodayat
Narasimha: Om Vajranakhaya Vidmahe Mahadevaya Dhimahi Tanno Narashimha Prachodayat
Rudra: Om Tat Purushaya Vidmahe Mahadevaya Dhimahi Tanno Rudrah Prachodayat
Lakshmi: Om Mahadevyai Cha Vidmahe Vishnu-patnyai Cha Dhimahi Tanno Lakshmi Prachodayat
Kartikeya: Om Tatpurushaya Vidmahe Mahasenanaya Dhimahi Tanno Shanmukha Prachodayat
Other Kartikeya mantra: Om Saravanabhavaya Namah
Sasthi and Chaturdasi are the best tithis to worship Krtikeya.
Santana Gopala mantra: For those having difficulty in begetting children, reciting the following Santana Gopala mantra and worship of Lord Krishna in an child form is an excellent remedy.
Devakisutam Govindam Vasudevam Jagatpatim Dehime Tanayam Krishna twam-aham Sharanagatah.
Siva Mantras:
1. Om Namah Sivaya
2. Om Haraye Namah
3. Om Tryambakam yajamahe sugandhim pushtivardhanam Urvarukamiva bandhanat mirityormurkshiya mamaritat
4. Om Namah Nilakanthaya
5. Hroum
6. Proum Hrim thah
7. Ram ksham mam yam oum um
Vaishnava Mantras:
1. Om Narayanaya namah
2. Om Vishnave namah
3. Om Vishnave parjyotye namah
4. Om Paramatmane namah
5. Om Anantaya namah
6. Om Achyutaya namah
7. Om Govindaya namah
8. Om Achyutananta Govindaya namah
9. Om Klim Hrishikeshaya namah
10.Om Shri Shridharaya namah
11.Om Shri Madhusudayanaya namah
12.Om Damodaraya namah
13.Om Namo Narayanaya namah
14.Om Shri Mannarayana-charanou-sharanam prapadye
Shri Rama Mantras:
1. Om Shri Rama jaya Rama jaya jaya Rama
2. Om Shri Ramaya namah
3. Om Shri Sitaramachandrabhyam namah
4. Ramaya Ramabhadraya Ramachandraya Vedhase Raghunathaya nathaya Sitayah pataye namah
5. Om Shri Ramah sharanam mama
6. Om Shri Shri Sitaramah sharanam
7. Om Ramachandra-charanou-sharanam prapadye
8. Ram Ramaya namah
9. Ham so Ramaya namah soaham
10.Hrim Ramaya namah hrim
11. Hroum Ramaya namah hroum
12. Aim Ramaya namah
13. Klim Ramaya namah
Krishna Mantras:
1. Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya
2. Om Shri Krishnaya Govindaya Gopijana-vallabhaya namah
3. Om Shri Krishnaya namah
4. Om Shri Krishanh sharanam mama
5. Klim
6. Krishnah
7. Klim Krishnayah
8. Klim Krishnayah Govindaya klim
Shakti Mantras:
Kali:
1. Hrim Shrim Krim Parameswarayai svaha
2. Hrim Shrim Krim Parameswari Kalike hrim shrim krim svaha
3. Om Shri Kalikayai namah
4. Om Hrim me svaha )Kali Hridaya)
5. Krim Krim Krim Hum Hum Hrim Hrim dakshine Kalike Krim Krim Krim Hum Hum Hrim Hrim svaha
6. Krim Hrim Shrim
Durga:
1. Om Shri Durgayai namah
2. Om Hrim Dum Durgayai namah
Saraswati:
1. Om Shri Saraswatyai namah
2. Om Hrim Aim Hrim Aum Sarasvatyai namah
Mahalakshmi:
1. Hrim Shrim Krim Mahalakshmayai namah
2. Om Shrim Hrim Kamale Kamale Kamalalaye prasida prasida Shrim Hrim Shrim Mahalakshmyai namah.
Radha:
1. Om Shri Radhayai Svaha
2. Om Hrim Radhikayai namah
Annapurna:
Hrim namo bhagavati maheswari Annapurne svaha
Indrakshi:
Om Shrim Hrim Krim Aim Indrakshyai namah
Chamunda:
Om Aim Hrim Krim Chamundayai Vichche Siddha Mantras of Hanuman for power and siddhis:
The Hanuman mantras are very effective for all Saturn related problems, for health, to avoid and overcome troubles caused from enemies and to avoid imprisonment.
1. Om Hanumate namah
2. Om namo bhagavate anjaneyaya mahabalaya svaha
3. Om Hanumate rudratmakaya hum phat
4. Om Pavana nandanaya svaha
5. Om Namo bhagavate anjaneyaya amukasyashrinkhala trotaya trotaya bandha moksham kuru kuru svaha
6. Purvakapimukhaya panchamukha haumate tam tam tam tam tam sakala shatru shanharanaya svaha
7. Om pashchimamukhaya garudananaya panchamukha hanumate mam mam mam mam sakala vishahara svaha
8. The powerful Vedic Pooja/Homa mantra of Hanuman is as follows:
Om Aim Hreem Shreem
Hanumate Ramadootaya
Lanka vidhwamshanaya
Anjana garbha sambhootaya
Kila kila bhoo bhoo karine Vibheeshanaya
Hanuma devaya
Om Aim Hreem Shreem Hram Hreem Hrom Phat Swaha




Mantras and remedies for the nine planets

There several mantras and remedies for the planets prescribed in the various scriptures. We are giving bellow the most effective ones in our experience.
Surya
For Surya or Sun related troubles and during the dasa or antardasa of sun:
1.Worship the ruling deity Lord Shiva2. Recite Aditya Hridaya stotra daily or Gayatri Mantra daily.
3. Japa of Sun’s moola mantra: “Om hram hreem hroum sah suryaya namah”, 6000 times in 40 days.
4. Recite the soorya stotra:
Java kusuma sankasam kashyapeyam mahadutim
Tamorim Sarva paapghnam pranatosmi Divakaram
5. Charity: Donate wheat, or sugar candy on sunday.
6. Fasting day: Sundays.
7. Pooja: Rudrabhishek.
8. Rudraksha: Wear Ekamukhi or 12 mukhi Rudraksha
Chandra
For Chandra or Moon related problems and during the dasa or antardasa of Moon:
1. Worship the ruling deity Gouri.
2. Recite Annapoorna stotram.
3. Japa of Moon’s moola mantra: Om shram sreem shraum sah chandraya namah, 10000 times in 40 days.
4. Recite the Chandra stotra:
Dadhi Shankha tushaarabham ksheero darnava sambhavam
Namaami shashinam somam shambhor mukuta bhushanam
5. Charity: Donate cow’s milk or rice on Monday.
6. Fasting: On Mondays.
7. Pooja: Devi pooja.
8. Rudraksha: Wear 2 mukhi Rudraksha.
Mangala
For Mangala or Mars related problems and during the dasa or antardasa of Mars:
1. Worship the ruling deities Kartikeya and Shiva.
The Kartikeya mantra is “Om Saravanabhavaya Namah”
The Shiva mantra is “Om Namah Shivaya”
2. Recite Kartikeya or Shiva stotra.
3. Japa of the Mars mantra: Om kram kreem kroum sah bhaumaya namah, 7000 times in 40 days.
4. Recite the Mangala stotra:
Dharani garbha sambhutam vidyut kanti samaprabham
Kumaram shakti hastam tam mangalam pranamamyaham.
5. Charity: Donate Masoor dal( red lentils) on tuesday.
6. Fasting: On Tuesdays.
7. Pooja: Kartikeya pooja or Rudrabhishekha.
8. Rudraksha: Wear a 3 mukhi Rudraksha.
Mars is also the remover of debts and the giver of wealth. The following is a highly recommended stotra of Mars for this purpose.
Angarakoyamaschaiva sarvarogaapahaarakah
Nrishtekargaacha hartaacha sarvadevascha poojitah.
Lohito Lohitaakshascha samagaana Kripaakarah
Dharmatmajah Kujobhoumou bhumido bhuminam
Rakta maalyambaradharam shulashakti gadaadharah
Charbhujo yeshagato varadamcha dharaasutah
Mangalo bhumiputrascha runahartaa dhanapradah
Sthiraasano mahaakaayo sarvakaama phalapradam
Budha
For Budha or Mercury related problems and during his dasa and antardasa:
1. Worship Lord Vishnu.
2. Recite Vishnu sahasranama stotra.
3. Japa of the Budha beeja mantra: Om bram breem broum sah budhaya namah, 17000 times in 40 days.
4.Recite the Budha stotra:
Priyangu Kalika Shyaamam Roopena Pratimam Budham
Soumyam Soumya gunopetam tam Budham Pranamamyaham.
5. Charity: Donate Udad dal on Wednesday.
6. Fasting: On Wednesdays.
7. Pooja: Vishnu pooja.
8. Wear a 10 mukhi Rudraksha.
Guru
For Guru or Jupiter related problems and during the dasa or antardasa of Guru:
1. Worship Lord Shiva.
2. Recite Shri Rudram.
3. Japa of the Guru beeja mantra: Om jhram jhreem jroum sah gurave namah, 16000 times in 40 days.
4. Recite the Guru stotra:
Devanam cha rishinam cha Gurum kaanchan SannibhaamBuddhi bhutam Trilokesham tam namaami Brihaspatim.
5. Donate: Saffron or turmeric or sugar on Thursdayon.
6. Fasting: On Thrusdays.
7. Pooja: Rudrabhishekam.
8. Wear a 5 mukhi rudraksha.
Shukra
For Shukra or Venus related problems and during the dasa or antardasa of Venus:
1. Worship Devi.
2. Recite Shree Sooktam or Devi stuti or Durga chalisa.
3. Japa of Shukra beeja mantra: Om dram dreem droum sah shukraya namah, 20000 times in 40 days.
4. Recite the Shukra stotra:
Hima kunda mrinalaabham daityanam paramam gurumSarv shastra pravaktaram bhargavem pranamamyaham
5. Donate clothes or dairy cream or curd to a lady on Friday.
6. Fasting: On Fridays.
7. Pooja: Devi pooja.
8. Wear a 9 mukhi Rudraksha.
Shani
For Shani or Saturn related problems and during the dasa or antardasa of Shani:
1. Worship Lord Hanuman.
2. Recite Hanuman chalisa or any other Hanuman stotra.
3. Japa of Shani mantra: Om pram preem proum sah shanaischaraya namah, 19000 times in 40 days.
4. Recite the Shani stotra:
Nelanjan samabhasam ravi putram yamagrajamChaaya martand sambhutam tam namami shanaischaram
5. Donate a buffalo or black til (sesame seeds) on Saturday.
6. Fasting on Saturdays.
7. Pooja: Hanuman pooja
8. Wear a 14 mukhi Rudraksha.
For all Saturn related troubles Dasharatha Shani Stotra of is an excellent remedy.
Rahu
For Rahu related problems and during the dasa or antardasa of Rahu:
1. Worship Bhairava or lord Shiva.
2. Recite the Kalabhairav asthakam.
3. Japa of the rahu beeja mantra: Om bhram bhreem bhroum sah rahave namah, 18000 times in 40 days.
4. Recite the Rahu stotra:
Ardha Kaayam maha veryam chandraditya vimardhanam
Simhika garbha sambhutam tam rahum pranamamyaham.
5. Donate: Udad dal or coconut on Saturday.
6. Fasting on Saturdays.
7. Pooja: Bhairav or Shiva or Chandi pooja.
8. Wear An 8 mukhi Rudraksha.
9. One of the best remedies for rahu is reciting the first chapter of Durga Saptasati.
Ketu
For Ketu related problems and during the dasa or antardasa of Ketu:
1. Worship Lord Ganesha.
2. Recite Ganesha Dwadasanama Stotra.
3. Japa of the Ketu beeja mantra: Om shram shreem shroum sah ketave namah, 7000 times in 40 days.
4. Recite the Ketu stotra:
Palasha pushpa sankaasham taraka graha mastakam
Roudram roudratmakam ghoram tam ketum Pranamamyaham.
5. Donate: A black cow or black mustard seeds on thursday.
6. Fasting: On Thursdays.
7. Pooja: Ganesh pooja.
8. Wear a 9 mukhi rudraksha.
9. A very good remedy for Ketu is the reciting of Shiva Panchakshari Stotra.
Gayatri Mantra of planets:
Sun: Om Bhaskaraya Vidmahe Mahadyutikaraya Dhimahi Tanno Aditya Prachodayat
Moon: Om Ksheeraputraya Vidmahe Amruta-tatvaya Dhimahi Tanno
Chandra PrachodayatMars: Om Angarakaya Vidmahe Sakti Hastaya Dhimahi Tanno Bhaumah PrachodayatSaturn: Om Neelanjanaya Vidmahe Chhayamartandaya Dhimahi Tanno
Shani PrachodayatPlanetary remedies from Valmiki Ramayana:
The reciting of various chapters of Valmiki Ramayana is prescribed in many scriptures as a remedy for many things.Uma Samhita prescribes reading once a day some canto to the other from Valmiki Ramayana for each Mahadasa. They are:
Ravi: Bala kanda, 73rd chapter
Chandra: Sundara kanda, 5th chapter
Kuja: Bala kanda 36th and 37th chapter
Rahu: Yuddha kanda, 75th chapter
Guru: Sundra kanda, 11th chapter
Shani: Bala kanda, 30th chapter
Budha: Sundara kanda, 35th chapter
Ketu: Ayodhya kanda, 50th chapter
Shukra: Sundara kanda, 36th chapter
Apart from that reciting of the following chapters from Valmiki Ramayana
Jain Navagraha Mantra (Navakara Mantra):Om Namo Arahanthaanam – For Moon and Venus
Om Namo Siddhaanam – For Sun and MarsOm Namo Aayariyaanam
Om Namo Uvajhaayaanam – For Mercury and Jupiter Om Namo Loye Savva-saahoonam – For Saturn, Rahu and Ketu




Auspicious Vedic Mantras for pregnant ladies

Woman is the embodiment of the Holy Mother and motherhood is the most rewarding experience for the ladies. Pregnancy and the feel of the child gives the woman a sense of great joy and emotional fulfillment.
In the ancient Indian scripture Mahabharata, Arjuna teaches the great warfare technique called Padmavyuha to his pregnant wife Subhadra and the child in the womb, Abhimanyu learns it. That is why pregnant ladies are advised to read the scriptures and keep their thoughts positive and pleasant so that the child in the womb gets positive impulses. The medical research also shows that the feelings and experiences of the pregnant ladies have and impact on the growth and development of the child in the womb.
It is said in the Vedas that to get the best benefits the Vedas must be either recited or listened. The great ancient sages of India have composed the verses in the divine language Sanskrit in such a way that reciting or even listening, to the Vedic mantras is a great boon to the heart and body mind and soul. The spiritual vibrations have a refreshing and rejuvenating impact on our physical mental faculties and enhance our spiritual faculties. That is the reason why, in traditional Indian families, the pregnant ladies are advised to read or recite scriptures and Stotras like Bhagavad Gita, Bhagavatam, Vishnu Sahasranama, Lalita Sahasranama, Sri Rudram etc. They give good health, serenity and peace to the mother and the energy of the mantras during this formation stage will help the physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual growth of the child in the womb and afterwards also.
There are also several specific mantras in the Vedas for the welfare of the pregnant ladies and the child in the womb. Reciting or listening to them daily is considered highly auspicious.
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The following is the Summary of the Verses:
< Vandana trayee – The traditional invocation to the Guru, Lord Ganesha and Saraswati.
< Prayers to Lord Agni – Bless me and my husband with long life, good understanding and integration of our body mind and soul and a lasting relationship in this birth and also in future births. Bless US with a good child. Let my children be happy and healthy and my house be full of auspicious things. May Goddess Subhalakshmi (righteous/auspicious wealth) come to me and may I be a good householder giving love, affection and devotion and with courtesy and hospitality for every one. Bless us with a long life.
< Prayer to Surya – Bless us with shining wisdom.
< Prayer to Lord Agni – Be present in my womb and give strength to my womb and my unborn child and may my child grow to be a good and courageous child. Bless my child and the child’s father. Bless us with good children, a home and a long healthy life.
< Prayer to Lord Indra – May the delivery be a safe one for the child and the mother.
< Prayer to Lord Vishnu – Let the child in my womb reside safely for the right length of time.
< Prayer to Soma – Give me the strength and the ability to hold the child in the womb.
< Prayer to Twashta – May the child created be a beautiful one.
< Prayer to Agni and Devas – Bless me and my children with good longevity and fulfill all my needs and desires and let me receive love from all in the world. Bless me with good energy to have healthy and well developed children.
< Prayer to the seasons – Vasanta, Grishma, Varsha, Sharath, Hemantha and Shishira seasons performed the Ekadasha Ratra Yagya and were blessed with good children. May the ones who listen to these mantras be blessed with good and healthy children.
< Prayer to Lord Indra, Lord Agni and Soma – May my womb be a safe place for my child.
< Prayer to Lord Indra – O, Lord Indra, fulfill all my desires and bless my child with vitality and bless my child so he uses the energy for good deeds.
< Prayer to Lord Dhata – Bless me and my child with Sakala Sowbhagyam – all types of good fortune.
< Prayer to Soma and Raka Devi –Destroy the bad Karmas and bless me with a healthy child who will tread the righteous path with auspicious thoughts and be fortunate




The basics about Mantras and other remedies

While the Hindu Vedic astrology believes in the theory of fate it also advocates that you can make efforts to improve your destiny and counter act your fate by performing various remedies like poojas, stotra path, japa and charity etc. Given bellow are some of the time tested and trusted remedies prescribed in the various astrological and other important scriptures. For specific problems and remedies you can always consult us. But even if there is no problem, performing a Vedic puja, reciting of the mantras or charity will improve your overall progress.
Do not expect any overnight miracles. People in the olden days used to start learning poojas, yoga, meditation etc from the age of five. By the time they were 15 to 16 years old they used to attain a fairly good level of spiritual standards and when they performed poojas etc. even the Gods used to come down. Now a days people start doing Om Namah Shivaya or Maha Mritunjaya mantra japa only when they have a BP attack or when their son is ill! However one thing is sure. These remedies slowly wash away the negative karmic influences and improve the positive effects. By performing these poojas etc. your troubles may not vanish totally but the intensity of trouble is reduced and you get the inner strength to face them with courage and confidence. We have prescribed these remedies to a lot of people and they benefited. They do work. That is why they have survived for so many thousands of years.
Rules and regulations: A lot of people are worried about the rites and rituals to be followed for performing poojas, reciting stotras and doing mantra japa. There several types of poojas of the deities and some of them can take a whole day. The way a pooja is performed also varies depending on ones regional and traditional back ground. Various pooja books and websites prescribe long preparations and rituals for poojas. It is not possible for every one to perform a pooja like an ordained Vedic priest. Hence our scriptures allow one to do a pooja “Yatha shakti” or as per ones capability and convenience. Doing it with faith is what really matters. The minimum is: Take bath, wear clean clothes, light a lamp and an incense stick and offer some prasad – if you don’t have anything at home the simple milk or sugar will do. You can rest assured that that the Gods will not curse you! Preferably keep an idol or photograph of the deity.
While doing pooja or mantra japa, preferably, repeat preferably and if possible, set aside a particular place to sit, face east or north, sit on an asan – preferably silk or woolen. If you cant manage these don’t stop doing pooja or japa!
For mantra reciting, a lot depends on the type of mantra you intend to recite and the purpose. Some people recite some mantras daily. It is up to their convenience. The normal number of times a mantra is recited is 3, 11, 21, 27, 54 and 108 or more.
For specific Graha shanti, the number of times the mantra to be recited is prescribed. The prescribed time limit during which it should be completed is one mandala or 40 days. You are given a grace period of 8 days, taking into account any emergency or illness. So maximum 48 days.
If you have taken a vow to do X number of japas in Y number of days – jolly well do as vowed! No short cuts and no excuses. This is one failure for which the Gods make you pay! So think and calculate carefully (use a calculator please!) and keep an emergency cushion, before you take a vow!!
For most other mantras for specific purpose or siddhi, the time limit is 48 days. The minimum number of times the mantra is to be recited to give results, is 1 lack times with an extra 25% prescribed to compensate for any mistakes in pronunciation, counting and wavering of concentration – so 1,25,000 times total.
For the daily japa there are no restrictions. For the specific purpose and period oriented recitals – non-vegetarian food, alcoholic drinks and sex outside marriage are prohibited. Advisable to avoid onions and beneficial if u can avoid/reduce spices.
There are some highly ritualistic tantric mantras and poojas. While doing these you cant have sex, prohibited from telling lies and should not even get angry for 48 days. I did one Don’t worry. I have not given those mantras here!
After the main mantra japa, preferably you must recite the gayatri mantra 108 times.
Om Tat Sat





Bija Mantras

Bija means a seed. Hence Bija Mantra means a mantra which is usually of one syllable. The table below is not complete, but gives the most common bija mantras.











The best tantrik view of mantra is given in Sir John Woodroffe’s collection of essays, Shakti and Shakta, chapter 24.
“The supreme absolute (Parabrahman) exists in the human being (jivatma) as Shabda Brahman, the absolute as sound. Mantras are not prayers and the relationship of the letters of the Sanskrit alphabet, whether consonants or vowels, he says, point to the appearance of devata (divinity) in different forms. An uttered mantra is the manifestation of a more subtle sound while mantras themselves are forms of Kundalini. Mantras may be male, female or neutral. Female mantras are called Vidyas.
By Mantra the sought for (Sadhya) Devata appears, and by Siddhi therein is had vision of the three worlds. As the Mantra is in fact Devata, by practice thereof this is known. Not merely do the rhythmical vibrations of its sound regulate the unsteady vibrations of the sheaths of the worshipper, but therefrom the image of the Devata appears.” (op cit) Mantras are masculine (solar), feminine (lunar) or neuter. A female mantra is called a vidya, which means knowledge, while solar and neuter forms are called mantras. Mantras are only such if they were first revealed by a rishi or seer. Only then do they have life, according to the tradition. A mantra can only work if it is received from a guru who has, herself or himself, received it in an unbroken line from its first rishi. There are, however, exceptions to this, according to some tantras which prescribe methods of purification for mantras received in dream. And, according to Mahachinachara, the Kali mantra does not rely on the very elaborate rules usually found in the Tantras.
In describing mantras, the different tantrik texts always give their origin or rishi as well as the metre to pronounce them. While a mantra is divinity in sound form, a yantra is the same in geometrical form and an image the devata in gross form. Refer also to the page on Tattvas on the relationship between the consonants and the 36 tattvas.”
Om is the famous bija mantra. It is known as Pranava or the salutation mantra. The Bhutadamara describes it as the face of Kala. Revealed by Mahakala, it is the form of creation, maintenance and withdrawal.
The bija mantra Shrim is described as Vishnupriya – the beloved of Vishnu – that is Lakshmi, according to the Uddhara Kosha. The syllable Hrim is called the Maya bija. It is also Raudri, according to the Bhutadamara. The UK describes it as the Para or supreme bija. The bija mantra Krim is described as the pitribhuvasini, that is the goddess who dwells in the ancestral or cremation ground, Kali. It is also the dravana and kledana bija.
Hum with the long letter ‘u’ is called the Kurcha bija and is the mantra of the Mother worshipped by heroes (viras). The Bhutadamara also describes it as the mantra of Mahakala. Aim is called Vagbhava bija and is the syllable of Sarasvati, according to the BD. Phat is the bija of the great fire at the end of time (Pralayagnirmahajvala).
Krom is called the Krodhisha bija. Svaha, otherwise known as Thah Thah, is Vahnijaya, representing the fire sacrifice.
Klim is the deluder of the three worlds bija, also known as Kama or Manmatha, the Hindu god of love, often identified with Krishna. It is the sexual desire bija, says the BD. Hum (with the short letter ‘u’) is called the Kavacha or armour bija. It is the bija of Chandabhairavi. Hraim is the bija which destroys great sins (mahapataka), and is the light mantra. Drim is called the great Kinkini (small bell) bija, says the Bhutadamara.
Sphem is the Bhairava (Shiva) bija which comes at the end of a yuga. Plrem is the Vetala (vampire) bija, according to the Bhutadamara.
Klrim Svaha is called the bija which causes things to tremble. It is the Manohari and ends in Thah Thah (Svaha, see above). The mantra Prim is the crow bija, used in works of Indrajala (magic). The UK describes this bija as the Vagura. Tham Tham Thah Thah are the bijas in the worship of the greatly alluring Chandika, says the BD. Sphrim is the bija of the uncanny Dhumrabhairavi (smoky Bhairavi), also known as Phetkarini.
The bija Hrum (with long letter ‘u’) is the single syllable mantra of Kalaratri, the great night of time. The same bija, but with a short letter ‘u’, is the mantra of Vaivasvata.
Hskphrem, says the BD, is the bija mantra of Ananda Bhairava in the form of one’s own guru.




 
(My humble gratitude to the ascetic org for the collection)
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