Mantra & Japa
Sacred invocations with their meaning and context.
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Mantra & Japa
Gayatri Mantra (Savitri) — Rigveda 3.62.10
A Vedic prayer to Savitṛ, seeking his radiant inspiration for our thoughts and insights.
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Gorakshnath Shabar Mantra — Om Shiv Goraksh Yogi
A four-unit Nath invocation of Shiva and Gorakhnath; text is attested but its early provenance and practice eligibility need review.
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Mahamrityunjaya Mantra — Tryambakam
One complete Ṛgvedic prayer to Tryambaka/Rudra asking for release from death without loss of immortality.
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Namah Shivaya — Panchakshari Mantra
A five-syllable salutation to Shiva, explained with its Sanskrit sense and distinct Vedic/Purāṇic settings.
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Navarna / Navakshari Mantra — Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundayai Vichche
A short Shakta mantra invoking Chamunda through three bija sounds; educational reading, not ritual initiation.
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Om Dum Durgayai Namah
A short Shakta salutation to Goddess Durga using the bija duṃ, presented with source and practice cautions.
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Om Gam Ganapataye Namah — Ganesha Mantra
A concise Ganesha seed-mantra and salutation, with its late Upaniṣadic setting explained.
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Om Hanumate Namah — Hanuman Mantra
A three-part respectful Hanuman invocation, with full original text, linguistic explanation and variant-aware provenance.
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Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya — Dvadashakshari Mantra
The Dvādaśākṣarī salutation to Vāsudeva, preserved from Nārada’s counsel to Dhruva and explained without ritual promises.
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Om Namo Narayanaya — Ashtakshari Mantra
The eight-syllable salutation to Narayana, explained through Sanskrit grammar and its Upaniṣadic and Vaiṣṇava settings.
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Om / Pranava Mantra
The single sacred syllable Oṃ, discussed across the Upaniṣads and Yoga philosophy; accessible meanings without ritual claims.
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Sarva Mangala Mangalye — Narayani Devotion Verse
A complete devotional verse to Narayani with its original text, meanings and manuscript-status cautions.
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