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  • Suppressed Ramayana Hanuman Ramayana

     

    There are some interesting facts about Hanuman and The Ramayana of Valmiki.

     

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    There are over 1600 versions of Ramayana and this include the Regional Editions like Rama Charitamanas, Kamba  Ramayana and the foreign versions

     

    like the Indonesian and Balinese.It may not be proper to call the later as Foreign as they were once part of the Bharata Varsha.

     

    Hanuman  finds a place in many a places in Hindu Purans and even in Jainism.

     

    There are no references to Hanuman in the Vedas.

     

    However Rama finds a mention and there is a Upanishad Rama Rahsyopanishad.

     

    Read my post on this.

     

    Vedas mention Rama and Ramayana mentions Vedas.

     

    Which is earlier?

     

     

    I shall be posting on this interesting subject.

     

    Now to many Ramayanas.

     

    Valmiki is called the Adi Kavi and the Ramayana is the Adi Kavya-the first Literary work(of Mankind)

     

    Yet there is a version of Ramayana considered older than Ramyana .

     

    And it was suppressed so that one Valmiki Ramayana gets prominence.

     

    This is the HanumanRamayana by Hanuman!

     

    After the victory of Rama over Ravana, Hanuman went to the Himalayas to continue his worship of the Lord Rama.

    There he scripted a version of the Ramayana on the Himalayan mountains using his nails, recording every detail of Rama’s deeds.

    When Maharishi Valmiki visited him to show him his own version of the Ramayana, he saw Hanuman’s version and became very disappointed.

    When Hanuman asked Valmiki the cause of his sorrow, the sage said that his version, which he had created very laboriously, was no match for the splendour of Hanuman’s, and would therefore go ignored. At this, Hanuman discarded his own version, which is called the Hanumad Ramayana.

    Maharishi Valmiki was so taken aback that he said he would take another birth to sing the glory of Hanuman which he had understated in his version.

    Later, one tablet is said to have floated ashore during the period of Mahakavi Kalidasa, and hung at a public place to be deciphered by scholars

    Kalidasa is said to have deciphered it and recognised that it was from the Hanumad Ramayana recorded by Hanuman in an extinct script, and considered himself very fortunate to see at least one pada of the stanza.

     

    Lord Chathur-Mukha Jaya Maruthi with four Veda faces, inscribed His version of Lord Shri Ram’s divine story as MARUTHI RAMAYANA on hundreds of thousands of rocks.
     Even though the MARUTHI RAMAYANA pre-dates the Valmiki Ramayana, Lord Jaya Maruthi Hanuman wanted Maharishi Valmiki’s Ramayana to become famous as the first Ramayana and so He did not announce His own version.
     Such is Hanuman’s deep humility, broad mindedness and magnanimity…

     

    Citation.

     

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanuman

     

    http://www.agasthiar.org/a/jaya-maruthi-hanuman.htm

     

     

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  • Ramayana Jaya Mantra For Success

    Ramayana Jaya Mantra For Success

    The following sloka  from Valmiki Ramayana is for success in any endeavor

    .Jayatyatibalo rāmo lakṣmaṇaśca mahābalaḥ

    rājā jayati sugrīvo rāghaveṇābhipālitaḥ |
    dāsohaṃ kosalendrasya rāmasyākliṣṭakarmaṇaḥ
    hanumān śatrusainyānāṃ nihantā mārutātmajaḥ ||

    na rāvaṇa sahasraṃ me yuddhe pratibalaṃ bhavet
    śilābhistu praharataḥ pādapaiśca sahasraśaḥ |
    ardhayitvā purīṃ laṅkāmabhivādya ca maithilīṃ
    samṛddhārdho gamiṣyāmi miṣatāṃ sarvarakṣasām ||

     

    रचन: वाल्मीकि

    जयत्यतिबलो रामो लक्ष्मणश्च महाबलः
    राजा जयति सुग्रीवो राघवेणाभिपालितः ।
    दासोहं कोसलेन्द्रस्य रामस्याक्लिष्टकर्मणः
    हनुमान् शत्रुसैन्यानां निहन्ता मारुतात्मजः ॥

    न रावण सहस्रं मे युद्धे प्रतिबलं भवेत्
    शिलाभिस्तु प्रहरतः पादपैश्च सहस्रशः ।
    अर्धयित्वा पुरीं लङ्कामभिवाद्य च मैथिलीं
    समृद्धार्धो गमिष्यामि मिषतां सर्वरक्षसाम् ॥

     

    రచన: వాల్మీకి

    జయత్యతిబలో రామో లక్ష్మణశ్చ మహాబలః
    రాజా జయతి సుగ్రీవో రాఘవేణాభిపాలితః |
    దాసోహం కోసలేంద్రస్య రామస్యాక్లిష్టకర్మణః
    హనుమాన్ శత్రుసైన్యానాం నిహంతా మారుతాత్మజః ||

    న రావణ సహస్రం మే యుద్ధే ప్రతిబలం భవేత్
    శిలాభిస్తు ప్రహరతః పాదపైశ్చ సహస్రశః |
    అర్ధయిత్వా పురీం లంకామభివాద్య చ మైథిలీం
    సమృద్ధార్ధో గమిష్యామి మిషతాం సర్వరక్షసామ్ ||

     

    ஜயத்யதிபலோ ராமோ லக்ஷ்மணஶ்ச மஹாபலஃ
    ராஜா ஜயதி ஸுக்ரீவோ ராகவேணாபிபாலிதஃ |
    தாஸோஹம் கோஸலேம்த்ரஸ்ய ராமஸ்யாக்லிஷ்டகர்மணஃ
    ஹனுமான் ஶத்ருஸைன்யானாம் னிஹம்தா மாருதாத்மஜஃ ||

    ன ராவண ஸஹஸ்ரம் மே யுத்தே ப்ரதிபலம் பவேத்
    ஶிலாபிஸ்து ப்ரஹரதஃ பாதபைஶ்ச ஸஹஸ்ரஶஃ |
    அர்தயித்வா புரீம் லம்காமபிவாத்ய ச மைதிலீம்
    ஸம்றுத்தார்தோ கமிஷ்யாமி மிஷதாம் ஸர்வரக்ஷஸாம் ||

     

    ರಚನ: ವಾಲ್ಮೀಕಿ

    ಜಯತ್ಯತಿಬಲೋ ರಾಮೋ ಲಕ್ಷ್ಮಣಶ್ಚ ಮಹಾಬಲಃ
    ರಾಜಾ ಜಯತಿ ಸುಗ್ರೀವೋ ರಾಘವೇಣಾಭಿಪಾಲಿತಃ |
    ದಾಸೋಹಂ ಕೋಸಲೇಂದ್ರಸ್ಯ ರಾಮಸ್ಯಾಕ್ಲಿಷ್ಟಕರ್ಮಣಃ
    ಹನುಮಾನ್ ಶತ್ರುಸೈನ್ಯಾನಾಂ ನಿಹಂತಾ ಮಾರುತಾತ್ಮಜಃ ||

    ನ ರಾವಣ ಸಹಸ್ರಂ ಮೇ ಯುದ್ಧೇ ಪ್ರತಿಬಲಂ ಭವೇತ್
    ಶಿಲಾಭಿಸ್ತು ಪ್ರಹರತಃ ಪಾದಪೈಶ್ಚ ಸಹಸ್ರಶಃ |
    ಅರ್ಧಯಿತ್ವಾ ಪುರೀಂ ಲಂಕಾಮಭಿವಾದ್ಯ ಚ ಮೈಥಿಲೀಂ
    ಸಮೃದ್ಧಾರ್ಧೋ ಗಮಿಷ್ಯಾಮಿ ಮಿಷತಾಂ ಸರ್ವರಕ್ಷಸಾಮ್ ||

     

    Text from ,

    http://www.vignanam.org/veda/ramayana-jaya-mantram-kannada.html

     

     

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  • Sages Of India List A Timeline

    There are numerous Sages, Seers in India.

     

    My sister-in-law had prepared a List of 1008 Rishis, including Siddhas.

     

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    Siddhas, Sages, India Image credit http://shoppingtreesgashram.org/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=47

     

    I have misplaced it.

     

    I shall find and update.

     

    Meanwhile The following is a list from the web

     

     

    • Bharadwaja
    • Bhrigus
    • Bhrigu
    • Bhrigu Ashram (Ballia)
    • Bhringi
    • Brahmarshi

    • Chyavana

    • Dadhichi
    • Dandamis
    • Devala
    • Devapi
    • Dirghatamas
    • Divodasa
    • Durvasa

    • Four Kuma

     

      • Gaadhi

     

     

    • Garga
    • Gautama Maharishi
    • Dhanraj Giri
    • Gritsamada
    • Gurumalleshwara

    • Jahanu
    • Jaimini
    • Jamadagni

    • Kacha (sage)
    • Kalanos
    • Kalyanananda
    • Kanada
    • Kanva
    • Kanwa
    • Kapila
    • Kashyapa
    • Kindama
    • Kutsa

    • Lopamudra

    • Mandavya
    • Marichi
    • Markandeya
    • Karni Mata
    • Muchukunda

    • Nachiketa
    • Namas (rishi)
    • Nara-Narayana
    • Narada
    • Nischayananda
    • Parashara
    • Parashurama
    • Pulastya

    • Raikva
    • Rajarshi

    • Sage Kambu Swayambhuva
    • Sakayanya
    • Śakti Maharṣi
    • Sanatkumara
    • Sandilya (Rishi)
    • Sandipani
    • Sankriti
    • Saptarishi
    • Sathyananda Saraswathi
    • Satyakama Jabala
    • Shravan
    • Shukra
    • Shuka
    • Svecchamrityu (Iccha-mrityu)
    • Swami Sadananda

    • Upamanyu

    • Vaisampayana
    • Valmiki
    • Vartantu
    • Vashistha
    • Vatula
    • Vedic priesthood
    • Vibhandak Rishi
    • Vishrava
    • Vishvamitra
    • Visravas
    • Vyaghrapada
    • Vyasa

    • Yajnavalkya

    A Timeline of some of them.

     

    Vedic Sages
    Some of the great Vedic Sages include: Agasti, Angiras, Atri, Bharadwaja, Bhrigu, Dadheechi, Durvas, Gautam, Jamadagni, Kanwa, Kapila, Kashyap, Markandeya, Pulastya, Vaishampayan, Vasishta, Vishwamitra, Vyas & Yadnyavalkya.
    6,300BC Vashistha
    The Kulapati, of the Gurukul on the banks of the river Saraswati. Over a thousand disciples learnt Vedas at this ashram.
    6,300BC Vishwamitra
    He mastered the Vedas and became as great as his contemporary Vasishta. He wrote the Gayatri Mantra and created Pratisrusthi.
    3,100BC Ved Vyas
    He wrote Brahmasutras, Mahabharat, and Bhagwat Puraan. He collected all the Vedic mantras and wrote them in a standard format and accent. Vedas existing today are as written down by Vyas.
    800BC Sushrut
    The Ayurvedic surgeon who performed cesareans, cataract operations, artificial limbs, treated fractures, urinary stones, performed plastic surgery and brain surgery too! Usage of anesthesia was also known to him. He and his team of physicians used over 125 surgical equipments.
    600BC Kanad
    He putforth the idea of the atomic constitution of materials.
    500BC Panini
    In a treatise called Astadhyayi, Panini provides 4,000 grammar rules that describe the Sanskrit language of his day completely. This grammar is acknowledged to be one of the greatest intellectual achievements of all time. One may speak of a Panini machine as a model for the most powerful computing system.
    More Info
    500BC Patanjali
    Bhagvan Patanjali is revered for his Yoga Sutras, that set the principles of yoga. Today we know about meditation and Raja Yoga, only due to Patanjali. He is also the author of Maha_bha_shya, an elaboration of Panini’s grammar.
    350BC
    Bakhsali manuscript presents rules and solutions to geometric, algebraic and arithmetical problems.
    290BC Bhadrabahu
    He solved the Pythagorean theorem.
    100AD Charak
    A great Ayurvedic Vaidya who wrote a book on Ayurvedic medicine called Charak Samhita. He resided at the courts of the Kushan king Kanishka.
    353AD Kalidas
    He wrote poems of epic proportions, and is regarded as the most outstanding writer of classical Sanskrit. He resided at the court of the Gupta king Chandra Gupta II in Pataliputra. His works include: Shakuntala, Vikramorvasi, Malavikagnimitra, Raghuvansa, Kumarasambhava, Meghadoot, and Ritusamhar.
    476AD Aryabhatta
    He calculated the accurate values of Pi, length of the day and length of the year. He believed that the Moon and planets shine by reflected sunlight, incredibly he believed that the orbits of the planets are ellipses (This was proved by Kepler, 1200 years later!). He correctly explains the causes of eclipses of the Sun and the Moon.
    598AD Brahmagupta
    His understanding of the number systems was far beyond others of the period. He gave remarkable formulas for the area of a cyclic quadrilateral and for the lengths of the diagonals in terms of the sides. Brahmagupta also studied arithmetic progressions, quadratic equations, theorems on right-angled triangles, surfaces and volumes.
    1114AD Bhaskaracharya
    He understood 0 and negative numbers. He knew that x2=9 had two solutions. Bhaskara studied Pell’s equation. He studied many Diophantine problems. His mathematical works include Lilavati, Bijaganita and Karanakutuhala (Calculation of Astronomical Wonders).
    1300AD Sayana
    He was the minister at the court of Vijayanagar Emperor Bukka. He explains a rucha in Rig Veda where the the speed of light is calculated to be 2,202 yojanas in half a nimesha, which does come to 186,536 miles per second.
    1500AD Madhava
    Discovered the series for sin x, cos x, tan-1 x. About 150 years before Newton.

     

    Citation.

     

    Sages of India

     

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  • Muruga Worship Origin and Space Time Cosmology

     

    While there are two views on Skanda being the same as Murugan, what is indisputable is the fact that the worship of Skanda/Muruga was very much in

    vogue during the Sanatana Dharma, Vedic Times.

     

     

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    Subrahmanya, Murugan. Image credit:http://www.teluguone.com/

     

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    Murugan Yantra Basic.

     

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    Components of Muruga Yantra.

     

     

    Ancient slokas like the Vishnu Sahasranama refers to Lord Skanda.

     

    ‘Skandas Skandataro Guhano Vaayuvaahana:’

     

    The mantra of Lord Gannesha refers to Ganesha as he elder brother of Muruga.

     

    ‘Skanda Poorvaja:

     

    The worship of Skanda was considered as important and Adi Shankaracharya, while classifying the Vedic Gods and Worship into the Systems, Shanmathas,calls the worship of Muruga as Kaumaram.

     

    The etymology is very interesting.

     

    Kaumara means of Youth, from Kumara.

     

    Here Kumara indicates the son, the son of the One who is eternal and Unborn, that is Shiva,

     

    The word indicates that Kumara is young and never ages.

     

    Beauty is associated with Youth.

     

    Therefore the name Murugan in Tamil .

     

    Murugan means ‘exquisite Beauty’.

     

    It is possible that while denoting the Skanda The Tamils took into consideration of the word Kumara and had it traslated as Beauty, ‘Murugan’

     

    Another fact is that, after Viswamitras sons were banished by Viswamitra to Dravida,which the earlier Santana Dharma considered, wrongly as

     

    undeveloped,they found the Tamil Culture to be more developed if not on par with Sanatana Dharma in terms of Culture.

     

    The Tamils had, designated Gods for each land mass, Muruga being assigned the land mass of Hilly Terrain(Kurinji).

     

    This finds a reference in the early Tamil work Tholkappiyam and Agathiyam, about 5000 years old.

     

    The word to designate Muruga was ‘Seyon;, The Son, a clear allusion to being the son of Shiva.

     

    The word Muruga was a later attribute to this Seyon.

     

    Hence the worship of Skanda, Muruga is as old as the Sanatana Dharma and Tamil Literature.

     

    Tamils language is represented as the personification of Muruga.

     

    The Moola mantra of Muruga , Sarvabhava’ is Shadakshra, six letters , half of Visnhu’s Dwadasa nama, Om Namo Bhagavathe Vasudevaya’ and one letter

     

    more than the Panchakshara od Shiva, Namasivaya.

     

    Hence the Mantra is a combination of protection and Knowledge.

     

    At the Cosmic level, the Mantra and Yantra represent the  Cyclic theory of time, enunciated in Hinduism.

     

    This is proved by the Indus Scripts and Signs.

     

    The six pointed hexagram stands for the six faced God Murukan and it expresses the structure of the ritual space in geometrical terms and regulates the yearly chronometry inherent in temple festivals.

    The hexagram with the mantram “om saravanabava” inscribed in it serves as a yantram of the deity Murukan and when the mantram is recited, the yantram as a finite hologram of the infinite embodies the primordial sacrifice of prajapati who re-enacts the cosmic order to bring harmony into the world.

    The God Murukan of six faces with twelve eyes, twelve arms regulates the sacred architecture with spiritual art and mythic imagery.  The cock, which decorates the ceremonial flag of the deity Murukan also refers to the sun. The cock signals the sunrise with its “Kozhi Koovuthal” which refers to an auspicious beginning in the daily religious life of the Tamils of southern India.

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    The Six Pointed Hexagram: The Symbol of God Muruga.

    This contains the ‘Va’, Vashatkaara of Viishnu, ‘Viswam Visnur vashat Kaaaro’ Vishnu Sahasranama.

    ‘Sa’ the Universal Brahman Attribute, Hamsa Soham.

    ‘Ba’ of Bhairava.

    The symbolization of the six-pointed hexagram is a zodiacal representation with the astronomical intent (K.V.Ramakrishna Rao, 2002). The concept of the hexagon is linked to a circle and the circle is a polygon with infinite sides. Geometrically the six faces of Murukan parallels the hexagon and the geometry is related to arithmetic and numbers. All these concepts are related to the theory of squaring a circle and circling the square and may compose many mathematical functions and operations. The number six expresses the fullness of the cosmos. The six directions; North, South, East, West, up, and down are considered to be surrounded by the God’s six faces. 4.1

    All the festivals that are celebrated for the God Murukan fall on full moon or new moon coinciding with the respective stars. This way the common people are made aware to keep in mind the importance of nakshatras, weekdays, fortnight, month, six months, year etc. in a systematic way by observing the festivities for Murukan from ancient times. The astronomical interpretation of this deity has a powerful association with Indian Tantras, Yantras, Mantras and the five elements (Ether, Wind, Fire, Water, Earth) and God Murukan permeates the sixth, the whole thus the six faces of the deity are represented. 4.2

    The mantram “om saravanabava” is geometrically expressed in the hexagonal structure and is very important in the sacred temple rituals prepared for Murukan. The hexagram symbolizes the six pilgrimage centers of Murukan and the purpose of the pilgrimages to these temples work at several levels (Fred W. Clothey, 1983). 4.3

    1. The Egoscape (The inward pilgrimage of an individual)
    2. The Socioscape (The communal association & transformation of an individual)
    3. The Ecoscape (The hills, the terrains, the rivers, the routes and the geographical association of the pilgrimage)
    4. The Metascape (The metaphysical realization of an individual)
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    Sign No: 342, The Sky, read as ‘VAN’.
    . Sign No: 8, The Lord of space and time, read as
    . Sign No: 8, The Lord of space and time, read as “MU”.

     

    Citation :

    http://www.murugan.org/research/valluvan2.htm

     

     

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  • Mantras For Japa Procedure

     

    Japa is recitation of a group of Syllables for a better Spiritual Life.

     

    This can also be used to achieve one’s Desires not in conflict with Dharma or Righteousness.

     

    These Japa mantras are grasped from the Ether by ancient Indian Rishis and transmitted through word of Mouth.

     

    As a Rule, these mantras are to be initiated by a Preceptor,Guru, who assesses you and guides you in your spiritual journey.

     

    One must also now the correct pronunciation.

     

    Japa can be done in three ways.

     

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    Counting with Beads, Mala , with Hand.

     

    1.Chanting openly, this is described as the least effective, one is advised not to follow this,

     

    2.Chanting  by moving the lips with no sound emanating.

     

    3.Do the Japa mentally.This is highly recommended and is most effective.

     

    4.Select any Mantra or Name of God, preferably that given to you by your Guru, and repeat it from 108 to 1,080 times daily .

    5. Always keep your Guru-Mantra a secret.

     6.Take a bath , perform Sanshyavandan before doing Japa.

    7. The early morning period (Brahmamuhurta) and dusk is the most favourable time for Japa and meditation.

    8.. Face East or North .

    9.Sit on a deer skin or rug, with a piece of cloth over it.

    10.Temple,River banks or under a banyan or peepul tree are ideal.or puja room or a room which is calm and quiet.

    11. Maintain a steady pose, that is comfortable, Sukasana.

    12. A rosary is a whip to goad the mind towards God.

    Use a rudraksha or tulsi mala of 108 beads.

    Do not allow the mala to hang below the navel.

    Keep the hand near the heart or the nose.

    The mala must not be visible to you or to others.

    Cover it with a towel or handkerchief, which must be clean and washed daily.

    Use the Ring finger and the thumb of the right to roll the beads.

    The use of the index finger is prohibited

    Do not cross the meru while rolling the beads.

    Turn back when you come to it.

    Or You can count with your Right Palm, staring from the  Middle  phalanx of the Ring finger, come down, proceed to little finger proximal phalanx;

    then go up through the little finger, then on to the Distal Phalanx of the Ring finger,to distal phalanx of the Middle finger,to the  Index Finger and

    proceed to the Proximal phalanx.

    This completes ten.

    Then reverse the direction.

    Never cross over the Phalanx.

    Once you complete ten, keep track with your left finger

    This is most Ideal.

    13.When you repeat the Mantra, have the feeling or mental attitude that the Lord is seated in your heart, that purity or Sattva is flowing from the Lord into your mind, that the Mantra is purifying your heart, destroying desires, cravings and evil thoughts.

    14.. Do not do the Japa in a hurried manner.

    Do it slowly with feeling, one-pointedness of mind and single-minded devotion

    15..Pronounce the Mantra distinctly and without any mistakes.

    Repeat it neither too slowly nor too fast.

    Increase the speed only when the mind wanders.

    Be vigilant and alert during Japa.

    Stand up when sleep tries to overpower you.

    16.. Try to associate the Japa with the rhythm of the breath and meditate in the form of your Deity.

    17.Keep a picture or idol of the Deity in front of you.

    18.Think of the meaning of the Mantra while repeating it. Regularity in Japa Sadhana is most essential if success is to be achieved.

    19.Sit in the same place and at the same time every day.

    20. Observe silence and avoid distractions, calls and engagements.

    21..It is important not to leave the place at once after the Japa is over and mix with everyone or plunge into worldly activity.

    Sit very quietly for at least ten minutes, humming some prayer, remembering the Lord and reflecting upon His infinite love.

    Some Japa Mantras To Be recited as Japa after being initiated by a Guru.

    A Guru shall reach out to you if you are serious enough.

    This post is to create awareness of Japa.

    Lord Ganapati:

    Om Sri Ganapataye Namah

    Lord Shiva:

    Om Namah Shivaya (Panchakshara)

    Maha-Mrityunjaya Mantra:

    Om tryambakam yajamahe
    sugandhim pushtivardhanam
    uurvarukamiva bandhanaan
    mrityor mukshiya maamritaat.

    Sri Devi:
    Om Sri Durgayai Namah

    Sri Kalika:
    Om Sri Kalikayai Namah

    Sri Lakshmi:
    Om Sri Maha-Lakshmyai Namah

    Lord Hari:

    Om Namo Narayanaya (Ashtakshara)

    Hari Om

    Hari Om Tat Sat

    Lord Krishna:

    Maha-Mantra :

    Hare Rama Hare Rama
    Rama Rama Hare Hare
    Hare Krishna Hare Krishna
    Krishna Krishna Hare Hare

    Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya

    Om Sri Krishnaya Govindaya Gopijana Vallabhaya Namah

    Om Sri Krishnaya Namah

    Sri Hanuman:

    Om Sri Hanumate Namah

    Lord Rama:

    Om Sri Ram Jaya Ram Jaya Jaya Ram

    Om Sri Ramaya Namah

    Sri Rama Rama Rameti,
    Rame Rame Manorame
    Sahasranama Tattulyam Rama Nama Varanane

    Om Sri Sita-Ramachandradhyam Namah

    Sri Ram

    Sri Saraswathi:

    Om Sri Sarasvatyai Namah

    Lord Subramanya, Kartikeya:

    Om Sri Saravanabhavaya Namah

    Sharangati Mantra (for surrender):

    Om Sri Ramah Sharanam Mama
    Om Sri Krishnah Sharanam Mama
    Om Sri Sita-Ramah Sharanam Mama

    Sharada:

    Om Sri Bala-Parameshvaryai Namah

    Tripurasundari:

    Om Sri Tripura-Sundaryai Namah

    Vedantic Formulae:

    Om Soham

    Om Tat Tvam Asi

    Om Aham Brahma Asmi

     

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