Hanuman Gayatri for amazing stamina and great health
Hanuman Gayatri is for those who want to develop a amazing stamina, the power of selfless love, great physical strength and the power to heal wounds promptly. Hanuman is the embodiment of strength, stamina, wit, loyalty and unwavering devotion. Hanuman is also fearless and never hesitating. Hanuman gayatri is an extraordinary gayatri mantra for those who want to develop qualities like Hanuman. If you are ever in need of strength Hanuman Gayatri is for you. And the strength is both physical as well as inner strength. You can get rid of your fears with Hanuman Gayatri and get rid of doubts too. Your loyalty and devotion will increase manifold and you will also be blessed with clarity of mind to see through things. For where there is clarity of mind, doubts and hesitation will be pushed out of the back door.
There are two common variations of Hanuman Gayatri and you can use any of the two to chant:
To search and add Hanuman Gayatri from the 9Dozen Chants Database, use the following key phrases in the search box:
’strength’, ‘increase stamina’, ‘wit’, ‘loyalty’, ‘Hanuman’, ‘Anjaneya’, ‘Hanuman Gayatri’, ‘Maruthi’, ‘to increase love for others’, ‘to become service oriented’, ‘heal wounds’.
Type or do mental chanting of the chants a minimum of 108 times per day. You can ‘copy paste’ chants if you are doing mental repetition instead of direct typing.
Use the image of Hanuman if you have any.
Put your full attention on the chant and its meaning. Contemplate on the desirable aspects of Hanuman, especially the one you want to develop.
Brahma Gayatri is for those who seek knowledge, know the real essence behind things, become creative, increase productivity and become active mentally. Brahma Gayatri is for Lord Brahma, the creator. Brahma is father of all creation and hence by knowing Him we gain all knowledge and the essence of knowledge itself. Brahma is the grandfather of Manu, the first man on earth (Hindu equivalent to Adam).
It is indeed strange that there are no temples to worship such an important god. But nevertheless, Brahma remains the source of all creation and He alone can reveal the knowledge of birth and life.
Translation: Let us meditate on the great lord with four faces and is seated on a white swan. May Brahma, the Creator, inspire and illuminate our mind.
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You can search for Brahma Gayatri Mantra from 9dozen’s chants database by using the following words:
You can type the mantra or do mental chanting. If you are doing mental chanting, use ‘copy paste’ method to keep track of your count.
Do this mantra a minimum of 3 times per day. It is better if you can chant 108 times per day for 21 days.
While chanting, meditate upon the aspect of Brahma as the creator and as the giver of knowledge. Reflect on the four-headed form of him (chaturmukha).
Observe your mind after doing the mantra for a week continuously. When you see the results coming, acknowledge them. Major results are you begin to know things better, you will understand problems better, your ability to solve issues will increase, you tend to become more creative and you begin to turn clear headed and active mentally.
Start now! Start the change in you right now!
Ever seen a devotee doing rounds (pradakshina, parikrama) in a temple continuously for 8 hours? If that is a wonder then this will blow your mind off. Because the devotee who did rounds in the temple non-stop from morning 7 till 6 in the evening was not a human but a pig! Surprised?
This incident happened on Sunday in the sleepy village of Siddhantham in the West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, India. Early in the morning a pig was seen trying to gain entry into the local Balaji temple and was shooed away by the people around. But the undettered pig made entry into the temple unobserved and began to do rounds (parikrama, pradakshina) around the ‘dhwaja stamba’. The villagers were surprised and tickled. They decided to stay and watch how long the pig would continue its eccentricity. But the pig had no intention of leaving. Minutes stretched to hours and the indefatigable pig was still doing rounds. What began as a simple funny event in the morning ended up as a wonder of wonders when the pig was still seen doing rounds at 6 in the evening. After 6 the pig stopped and went away. The surprised villagers talked about the incident for a while and left.
What came next astounded the whole village. Early next morning on Monday the pig came back. This time, instead of going directly to the temple, it first went to the Godavari river nearby and took a bath! Then the wet pig went into the temple and resumed its rounds in the temple. The media was notified and soon the temple was filled with visitors and the press. The undeterred pig went about its rounds until around afternoon it collapsed out of fatigue. The concerned villagers rushed forward and nursed the pig. A few minutes later the pig regained its energy and began its rounds once more. But it collapsed once more and a doctor was called. The doctor diagnosed the pig to be suffering with Encephelomeningitis – an inflammation in the brain and meninges. He pronounced the pig would die in two days.
The village is now in shock and wonder. Some even considered if the pig was the Varaha avatar of Lord Vishnu but the media rejected the proposal. The devotees and the temple management are currently taking care of the fallen pig. The villagers are right now praying at the temple for the recovery of the pig.
Shiva is majorly seen in five of His aspects – Aghora, Ishana, Tat purusha, Vamadeva (Varna Deva) and Rudra (or Saddyojat). Panchavaktra or Panchamukhi is the combination of all these five forms and is commonly depicted as five-headed.
Aghora is the destructive aspect of Shiva. He is often depicted as the Keeper of burial and cremation grounds and is associated with death. He is said to devour life and make way for new creation or regeneration. He faces South on a Panchamukha Sivalingam.
Ishana is omnipresent and omnipotent. He is depicted as an all-pervading and eternal Shiva. He is cause of creation. He faces the north-east on a Panchamukha Sivalingam.
Tat purusha is the ego aspect of Shiva. Associated with meditation, enlightenment this form is often associated with sages, ascetics and celibacy. He faces east on a Panchamukha Sivalingam.
Vamadeva (Varna Deva) is the female aspect of Shiva. He is graceful and is associated with water. He faces north on a Panchamukha Sivalingam. He is a healer and bestower of health both mental and physical.
Rudra (Sadyojata) is the creative and destructive power of Shiva. He is associated with wrath and anger. He faces west on a Panchamukha Sivalingam.
Panchavaktra or Panchamukhi is the combination of all the five forms. Meditating on Panchamukhi (Panchavaktra) Shiva will bestow the aspirant with good mental health, the ability to see things clearly, protect one from all diseases, purify the mind and body, destroy ignorance and give control over sexual instincts.
Shiva Gayatri is one of the most powerful Gayatri Mantras. It is dedicated to Shiva (Siva, Rudra).
Shiva is the destroyer and the God of sexuality. As a destroyer, Shiva destroys all evils in the body and mind, thus purifying the aspirant. He also makes things clear in the mind which is a natural consequence of destruction of evil in body and mind. Since He is also the god of fertility and sexuality, chanting Shiva gayatri gives the aspirant to control baser instincts like desire for sex, etc.Worship of Shiva dates back to pre-Vedic and Vedic period. He is one of the most powerful forces controlling creation.
Shiva Gayatri:
Om Pancahvaktraye Vidmahe
Mahadevaye Dhimahi
Tanno Rudra Prachodayat
Translation:
We meditate on Mahadeva, may Rudra deirect our minds.
Panchavaktra (or Panchamukha) is combination of all five forms of Shiva. This form of Shiva is depicted as five-headed God. More about Pachavaktra Shiva in the next post.
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‘Siva’, ‘for peace of mind’, ‘for protection from diseases’, ‘for stronger immunity system’, ‘Rudra Gayatri’, ‘Shiva’, ‘Gayatri Mantra’ or ‘Rudra’
You can type or do mental chanting of Shiva Gayatri. If you are doing mental chanting use ‘copy paste’ method to keep track of your count.
Meditate on the Panchavaktra form of Shiva for best benefits. Do the chanting with devotion and focus.
Chant the mantra 108 time everyday and do it for a month.
Acknowledge the results when you see them in you. Your mind tends to become clearer, you begin to understand things better and you will also gain a better control your baser instincts like sexual desire, anger, etc.
Today is Dattatreya Jayanti. So who is Dattatreya and what does this Dattatreya Jayanti mean to all who worship him?
Dattatreya Jayanti is celebrated on the full moon day of the Margaseersha (Margashirsha) month. On that day, the feast of Dattatreya is celebrated by his worshippers.
Dattatreya is the combined avatar of Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu. There is a very interesting story behind the birth of Dattatreya.
Many centuries ago, there lived a rishi (sage, muni) called Atri. His wife Anasuya was very devoted and a pativrata. Narada used to talk a lot about Anasuya and her devotion to her Atri. That made Saraswati, Lakhsmi and Parvati jealous of Anasuya. They decided to really test the strength of Anasuya’s fidelity to her husband Atri. So they requested their husbands Brahma, Vishnu and Maheswara (Siva) to test Anasuya.
So Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva (Shankar) disguised themselves as sages and go to pativrat Anasuya’s house when her husband Atri was not at home. Anasuya welcomed the trinity and requests them to stay for lunch.
Brahma, Visnu and Shiva agree to that but they put one condition. They ask Anasuya to serve them naked.
Anasuya is shocked but cannot refuse the sages. But at the same time she is a devoted wife and hence cannot stand naked before three strange men even though the three are sages. Finally Anasuya hit upon a solution. With the power of her sincerity and devotion she turned the trinity
into three babies. She then removed her clothes and served the three babies their food. She treated the babies as if they were her own.
Anasuya’s husband Atri returns and immediately recognizes the babies for who they are. Anasuya tells her husband about the sages. Atri explains to his wife who the three actually were. Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva reappear in their own forms and bless the devoted couple. They leave back to the heavens but they also leave a part of themselves in the form of a baby. This baby is named Dattatreya and thus Dattatreya is born.
Dattatreya remained the son of Anasuya and Atri. He grew up to be a sage and a celibate. He remained digambara (naked) throughout his life.
Dattatreya Mantra:
Om Namo Bhagavate Dattaatreyaaya Smarana Maatra Samtushhtaaya
Translation:
Om salutations unto Lord Dattatreya who is appeased by devotion and remembrance
Kama Gayatri is one of the most potent gayatri mantras and has immediate effect upon the chanter. If you are ever suffering from lack of love, whenever you are searching for the right love partner in vain, whenever your sexual life has gone stale – chanting Kama Gayatri is the answer for you. It is the solution for all the troubles associated with desire be it sensual or relational.
It increases the love between husband and wife. It makes you sensual and desirable. It peps up your sexual power and desire. It makes your eyes magnetic and your entire physical body attractive. It works from within your body and mind creating a sensual and charming aura around you that cannot be resisted by the opposite sex.
The fifth note of Krishna’s flute is said to be the Kama Gayatri Mantra. There are interesting stories attached with Kama deva and the Kama gayatri. I shall be posting all of them soon. Meanwhile here is Kama Gayatri for the benefit of all:
klim kamadevaya vidmahe puspa-banaya dhimahi tan no nangah pracodayat
There is also said to be another version of Kama Gayatri. However the one mentioned above is more widely used. Here is the second version of it:
Search and add Kama Gayatri from the Chants Database by using the following keywords in the search box ‘Kama’, ‘Kama Deva’, ‘Kama Gayatri’, ‘love’, ’sex’, ’sex life’, ‘increase sexuality’, ‘love life’, ‘life partner’ and ’sensuality’.
You can type this mantra at any time of the day. Night is especially preferred by many.
You can alternatively chant this mantra mentally and ‘copy paste’ the chant in type box for keeping count.
Lord Varuna is one of the Trinity of the Vedas. He was originally the god of Rta (universal law and celestial order) during the vedic period. He is the supreme keeper of law and cosmic order. Hence Varuna Gayatri is a very powerful mantra that can be used to bring order to your house, family, body, career, education, etc. Since Varuna is also the lord of the waters, it is said chanting the Varuna Gayatri can ward off any harm from water.
Varuna Gayatri is also very beneficial for couples who are always quarreling or having disagreements between them, because the Varuna Gayatri increases the love between man and woman. It is good for newly weds as well as husband and wife who have been married for long.
Likewise chant Varuna Gayatri to get rid of disorders in your body and mind. It is a very powerful mantra and can be chanted at any time of the day.
Here’s the Varuna Gayatri:
Aum Jalbimbaye Vvidmahe
Nila Purushaye Dhimahi
Tanno Varunah Prachodayat
Translation:
Om, Let us meditate on the reflection of water
O person of ocean blue, give me higher intellect
And let the God of water illuminate my mind
As noted in the tranlation, meditating upon the Varuna Gayatri also helps the aspirant find out all evils hidden within the mind and body. There is a legend illustrating this point.
It is said that Sage Vasistha was a very close associate of Lord Varuna. Once the sage committed some sin unconsciously and Varuna, being righteous as ever and undiscriminating in the enforcement of the cosmic order, punished sage Vasistha and cut his friendship with the sage. Sage Vasistha came to realize he committed some sin unconsciously and prayed to Lord Varuna to tell him what the sin was and also free him from the sin.
As the story illustrates, praying to Varuna or chanting Varuna Gayatri brings about illumination for an aspirant and reveals all hidden evils in the aspirant’s body and mind.
You can type this chant at any time of the day but try to follow the same time everyday.
Benefits of Varuna Gayatri:
Order is restored in your mind, body, family, house, career, education and any other endeavour you may pursue.
Disorders can be removed and dangers from water are also warded.
Increases love between man and woman.
Reveals inner evils and washes all previous sins away.
Reflect or meditate upon the meaning of Varuna Gayatri or on the aspect of lord Varuna as the keeper of cosmic order while chanting this mantra.
Use any one these keywords to search for Varuna Gayatri on 9dozen database: Varuna, to increase love for between man and woman, to increase love between husband and wife, Varuna Gayatri Mantra, remove danger from water, remove water doshas, bring order in family and house, bring order in mind and body, wash away sins, reveal evils in the mind.
You can type this mantra or chant it mentally. When you are chanting mentally, copy paste the mantra and enter it in the type box to keep your count.
Be regular. If you keep to it persistently, you will be rewarded very quickly.
There are very few mantras that stand on par with Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra (also known as Mahamrityunjay Mantra, Rudra Mantra, Tryambakam Mantra or Maha Sanjivini Mantra). This mantra is said to have the power to remove all sufferings, ward off all evils, remove diseases and bestow the aspirant with health and energy. And it is said that when this mantra is it chanted with great devotion and serious contemplation it is said that the knowledge of this birth and death cycle is revealed to the aspirant. And thus it helps in overcoming the fear of death.
The literal translation of this name means Great Death-conquering Mantra. This mantra is from the Vedas. It is written in the Yajur Veda (3-60). This mantra worships a three-eyed deity commonly identified with Lord Shiva. It is also called Tryambakam Mantra or Mrita-Sanjivini mantra or Rudra Mantra. The reason for it being named Tryambakam Mantra is self explanatory because it worships a three-eyed deity. Similary, since the mantra observes Shiva in His fiery aspect of Rudra, it is also called Rudra Mantra.
The name Mrita-Sanjivini mantra has a story behind it. It is said that Sage Sukracharya accepted a challenge of Lord Indra and took up a rigorous penance of hanging upside down from a tree with his face being fanned with fumes of a fire direcly beneath his hanging body. And after Sukracharya did this for Vimsottari dasa period (twenty years), Lord Shiva appeared before him and give him this Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra to restore his physical condition. Hence the name Maha Sanjivini Mantra.
The Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra can be chanted by anybody. It is important one understands the meaning of this mantra word for word before chanting it. That’s because by knowing the meaning, the aspirant can easily contemplate on the aspect of birth and death cycle.
So here’s the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra and its translation:
Om tryambakam yajamahe sugandhim pusti vardhanam
Urvarukamiva bandhanan mrtyor mukshiya mamritat
Translation:
Om. We worship and adore you, O three-eyed one, O Shiva. You are sweet gladness, the fragrance of life, who nourishes us, restores our health, and causes us to thrive. As, in due time, the stem of the cucumber weakens, and the gourd is freed from the vine, so free us from attachment and death, and do not withhold immortality.
Here’s a word by word translation of the Mahamrityunjay Mantra:
tri-ambaka-m “the three-eyed-one” yaja-mahe “we praise” sugandhi-m “the fragrant” pusti-vardhana-m “the prosperity-increaser” urvaruka-m “disease, attachment, obstacles in life, and resulting depression” iva “-like” bandhanat “from attachment Stem (of the gourd); but more generally, unhealthy attachment” mrtyor “from death” mukshiya “may you liberate” ma “not” amritat realization of immortality
TYPING MAHA MRITYUNJAYA MANTRA ON 9DOZEN.COM
As said earlier anybody can chant this mantra. Only condition is that you must fully understand the meaning of each and every word of the mantra and contemplate upon the aspect of life and death during typing the chant.
You can type the chant or you can do mental japa while ‘copy-pasting’ the mantra in the chant box to keep count of your repetitions.
Chanting this early in the morning is a very good practice. However, you can chant this mantra any time of the day too.
Keep a regular time aside for the chant and try to keep up the same time everyday. See to it that you are spending at least ten minutes on the conplation of Mahamrityunjay mantra.
Indra is the central deity of the Rig Veda and is considered the most valiant in war. Hence it is no surprise that the chant for security during war and attack is Indra Gayatri.
Chanting Indra Gayatri gives one a security and protection in war and also ensure success against the opponent. Here is Indra Gayatri:
You can either type this chant or mentally chant it. If you are mentally chanting use the copy paste method to keep track of your count. Chant a minimum of 108 times and do the chant for 11 days.
You can search for this chant by typing the keywords ’security’ or ‘indra’ in the search chants page. (Click on ‘Select Available Chants’ to go to the search page.)
Keep your mind focussed and on the words you are chanting. Meditate on the warrior aspects of Indra while you are chanting or typing.
This is the mul mantra of Lord Ganesh (also called Ganapathi, Vinayaka, Vigneshwar). This mantra is said to have the power to remove all evil and obstacles.
Origin of the mantra
This mantra was first mentioned in Ganapati Atharvarshisha. Ganapati Atharvarshisha is said to have been written by Atharva Rishi after he had the darshan of Ganapti.
What does it mean?
Om Gan Ganapatye Namah means the devotee bows/ offers salutations to the Lord of the World.
How to pronounce it?
There are quite a few ways over how this mantra should be written, especially its second word ‘gam’. And various authorities stress over different pronunciations.
Here are some ways of pronunciation:
Om gan ganapatye namah
Om gam ganapatye naman
Om gung ganapatye namah
Whatever the pronunciation, the meaning is always the same.
This mantra removes all evil and obstacles that prevent you from reaching your goals.
Type the keywords ‘evil’, ‘ganapati’ or ‘obstacles’ to find the chant in the search results. Click the add link next to the chant to start your new chant.
Typing this mantra early in the morning can be beneficial. It is one of the best ways to start your day, both for job goers as well as students.
You can also do mental chant and use copy paste method to keep count of your chanting.
Try to type or chant 108 times everyday. And try to do consecutively for 11 days.
Gayatri Mantra is one of the oldest and the holiest mantras among Hindus. Traditionally the source for Gayatri Mantra is the vedas. Since the actual verse in the Vedas was in the form of a Vedic chant, it was rephrased many times variously and is still used by Hindus all over the world. It is considered the most powerful mantra by many Hindus. The mantra is also called the ‘Mother of the Vedas’.
Gayatri, also called Savitri, is five-faced Goddess who presides over the five human senses and hence protects the five life forces of any aspirant who chants her mantra with devotion and focus. Lord Krishna, in Bhagvad Gita, says to Arujuna ‘Among all mantras, I am the Gayatri’.
Here is the mantra and a list of its common interpretations:
Aum bhur bhuwah swaha tat savitur varenyam
bhargo devasya dheemahi dhiyo yo naha prachodayat
Translation/Interpretation:
May the Almighty God illuminate our intellect to lead us along the righteous path
Other interpretations:
Interpretation of the Mantra by Sir William Jones
“Let us adore the supremacy of that Divine Sun, the Godhead, who illuminates all, who recreates all, from whom all proceed, to whom all must return, whom we invoke to direct our understanding aright in our progress towards his holy seat.”
Interpretation of the Mantra by the Arya Samaj
“O God, Thou art the giver of life, the remover of pain and sorrow, the bestower of happiness; O Creator of the Universe, may we receive Thy supreme sin-destroying light; may Thou guide our intellect in the right direction.”
Interpretation of Mantra in the Brahmo religion
As Savitr in the original Sanskrit may be interpreted in two ways, first as the sun, secondly as the “originator or creator”, Raja Ram Mohan Roy and Maharshi Debendranath Tagore used that word in the second sense. Interpreted in their way the whole formula may be thus rendered :
“We meditate on the worshipable power and glory of Him who has created the earth, the nether world and the heavens (i.e. the universe), and who directs our understanding.”
Gayatri Mantra removes all obstacles in your path and bestows you with wisdom and spiritual growth.
This mantra can be chanted during the three sandhyas of a day i.e., dawn, midday and dusk. Its very beneficial to chant or type the mantra 108 times. However, you can also chant it for 3, 9 or 18 times.
Take your time to type or chant the mantra. Read through the mantra and chant it mentally while typing.
Type or chant with devotion and focus. Medidate on the meaning of the chant or on the aspect of Gayatri Devi.
You can upload a picture of Gayatri Devi or you can select it from our user images database.
Alternatively written as OM, Aum is the most sacred syllable in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. It has also been various described as the eternal syllable, mystic word, representative aspect of the Hindu Trinity, representing the three vedas. Jains consider it to be the one syllable to represent the five Parameshtis, the venerated authorities.
The past, the present and the future are said to be represented by this sacred syllable. Most hindu mantras begin with this sacred syllable.
According to the Mandukya Upanishad, “Om is the one eternal syllable of which all that exists is but the development. The past, the present, and the future are all included in this one sound, and all that exists beyond the three forms of time is also implied in it”.
Aum is divided into three intonations – A, U, M. It represents the entire range of sounds a human vocal chord can produce starting from A where the lips are parted completely, moving through U and ending with M where the lips are completely pressed together – thus representing the entire spectrum of the vocal sounds.
The vibrations produced by the intonation of Aum are said to be all powerful and all cleansing. That is the reason why most hindu chants start with this potent syllable and why many Hindus start their daily activity after chanting or writing Aum for a set number of times.
Typing Aum can be as beneficial as writing on paper or chanting it. However there are certain conditions to be followed if the full benefits of this powerful word are to be realized.
Start your session early in the day
Typing Aum will calm your mind easily and by typing very early in the day you can remain calm all through the day. Be focussed all through your session. Also typing Aum before beginning your work or study is also beneficial because it will help you relax and become focussed.
Type slowly
It is better you type this chant instead of using the ‘chant, copy, paste‘ method. Take your time and type each syllable while chanting it mentally in your mind. It will be all the more beneficial if you can upload a picture of the word Aum so you have a visual lock while typing the chant. Meditate upon the word.
Good for beginners
If you are a beginner at 9Dozen and if you follow Hindu, Buddist or Jain philosophy then Aum is a good starting chant. It is short, powerful and easy to type. Further, you can easily achieve your daily goal. It gives you good concentration, peace of mind and spiritual upliftment needed for a beginner.
Aum or Om
The choice is yours. Aum is considered to be the more accurate spelling but Om is more popularly used. Either way you will be meditating the same powerful syllable.
Consistent typing
Stick to a daily schedule. Try to type at the same time everyday so your mind can be easily attuned to being focussed and learns control faster.
Start now
Delay simply puts your spiritual progress for a later time. Start now. Earlier you get to it, the faster you attain a higher consciousness, mental peace and profound spiritual upliftment.
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