Mantras Archives - Page 2 of 6

Here is a great collection of mantras that can be used throughout the day for various purposes. Do you want a mantra for offering food, curing illness, or simply a mantra to surrender to the Divine Mother? You will find it all and more…

Navagraha 5 – Brihaspati (Jupiter) Mantra

Brihaspati (Sanskrit: बृहस्पति, bṛhaspati) is the “spati” of the “bṛha” or “Spirit of the Vast” which alludes to his ever-expansive nature, and his unending inspiration and optimism.

As the Guru of the Gods, Brihaspati teaches the religion, philosophy and morals of cohesion and unity. Brihaspati is the preceptor of God made law and man made law. The Gods seek council from him when forces of division usurp their domain.

This post includes Shree Maa singing the mantra of Brihaspati, the Spirit of the Vast.

Navagraha 6 – Shukra (Venus) Mantra

Shukra (Sanskrit: शुक्र, śukra) is the Guru of the Asuras, also known as the forces of duality.

He teaches the art of indulging in the senses. Shukra‘s influence on the world is very strong, arguably the strongest of all the planets. He is associated with tasty food, beautiful art and music, pleasant and polite people, and all sensual pleasures.

This post includes Shree Maa singing the mantra of Shukra, the Emblem of Love and Attachment.

Navagraha 7 – Shani (Saturn) Mantra

Shani (Sanskrit: शनि, śani) is the Lord of discipline and control. He shows us the truth, and keeps us honest.

As the slowest moving planet, Saturn’s tedious eye keeps track of every action that is performed. He admits no shortcuts and no easy ways out of difficult situations. With Saturn’s blessing the limitations of the mind and body are confronted and renovated by persistency and patience. In order for spiritual growth to occur, the body and mind must be prepared.

This post includes Shree Maa singing the mantra of Shani, the Emblem of Control.

Navagraha 8 – Rahu (The North Node) Mantra

Rahu (Sanskrit: रहु, rahu) is “He Who Commands Direction” and he is the North Node of the Moon.

Rahu is the North Node of the Moon and is responsible for eclipses. As the Moon pertains to the mind, Rahu commands the direction of the mind’s outward projection. This symbolically signifies the occult power wielded by Rahu. Even the luminaries are subject to the clandestine influence of Rahu.

This post includes Shree Maa singing the mantra of Rahu, The North Node of the Moon

Navagraha 9 – Ketu (The South Node) Mantra

Ketu (Sanskrit: केतु, ketu) is the introspective function of the mind that scrutinizes the inflowing stimulus.

Ketu, like Rahu is related to spiritual attainment, but works inwardly where Rahu works outwardly.
Together they function as the evolutionary and karmic orientation of the soul. Ketu is oriented toward renunciation and self-inquiry in order to perfect the inner realm.

This post includes Shree Maa singing the mantra of Ketu. Ketu is “He Who Presents Obstacles” and is the South Node of the Moon.