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Adi Shakti Mantra For Reconnecting With Divine Mother

Published
4 years agoon

Adi Shakti mantra appeals to the Divine creative power manifested through the feminine spiritual aspect. It is aimed at the revival of spiritual forces and protection. This mantra is so powerful that it can affect your destiny in a positive way, revive love, and improve health.
By practicing this powerful mantra daily, you will be able to enter into resonance with Divine mother and reveal the divine Creative Power and God-Consciousness within you. In this article, I will share with you how to practice Adi Shakti mantra so it will bring you all the benefits you desire.
How Does Adi Shakti Mantra Work?

Its primary action is directed to the purification of the aura from negative energy. Along with this, the body interacts with cosmic energy. Adi Shakti mantra gives you confidence in your own abilities. Your spiritual forces are reborn, your energy body is purified and acquires the ability to protect itself from the negative influence of others.
Benefits Of Adi Shakti Mantra
- Awakens wisdom, clears the mind and directs you to the path of spiritual development.
- Destroys negative influences and brings peace.
- Gives divine protection and support.
- Improves health.
- Protects against negative energy.
- Helps you get through your troubles.
- Activates creativity, brings inspiration and desire to create.
- Helps to understand the spiritual essence of the problem and find the right solution.
- Brings abundance and prosperity.
- Helps to find your true path and understand your purpose.
- Revives spiritual powers.
- Activates intuition.
- Increases vital energy.
- Improves emotional, mental and moral state.
- Helps eliminate fears and phobias.
Benefits For Women
- Makes women more attractive.
- Rejuvenates the female body.
- Makes women more feminine, compassionate and soft.
- Gives strength and confidence.
- Heals sexual trauma.
- Increases self-love and self-respect.
- Improves intimacy in the relationships.
Benefits For Pregnant Women

As you know, during pregnancy, a woman becomes particularly vulnerable – she needs to take care of her health, and the health of the future baby. During pregnancy, Adi Shakti mantra can be of great benefit to the baby. If during pregnancy you regularly chant this mantra, it is possible to change the karma of your child for the better.
Because of the uneven distribution of the level of acidity of the uterus the child’s brain can develop incorrectly. Mantric sounds harmonize the acidic environment in the uterus so that absolutely all organs receive enough energy for full growth and development.
Spiritual teachers recommend chanting this magic mantra for all nine months of pregnancy. This practice is very beneficial for the child at all stages of development. The chanting eases the condition and adjusts to the upcoming birth.
How To Chant Adi Shakti Mantra?
Before you start chanting Adi Shakti Mantra you need to take the correct posture. For this purpose, it is necessary to sit down with your spine straight without slouching. Make sure your body is relaxed and your eyes are closed.
There is no time limit for Adi Shakti mantra practice. You can do it anytime you want or need and as long as you want. It is desirable to chant this mantra for 11 min.
This practice should not be interrupted or distracted. Otherwise, the mantra will not give the desired effect.
You should chant the mantra aloud. This allows you to feel every vibration os the sacred sounds of the mantra.
You can accompany your mantra practice with not just the posture, but also with the Divine dance. If you can perform the Divine dance then your consciousness grows to Infinity, and the amount of Divine blessings you receive is doubled.

The Text Of Adi Shakti Mantra
Adi Shakti Adi Shakti Adi Shakti Namo Namo
Sarb Shakti Sarb Shakti Sarb Shakti Namo Namo
Pritham Bhagvati Pritham Bhagvati Pritham Bhagvati Namo Namo
Kundalini Mata Shakti Mata Shakti Namo Namo
Translation:
I call on the primal power.
I call on the all-encompassing power and energy.
I call on that through which God creates.
I call on the creative power of the Kundalini, the Divine Mother Power.
Conclusion
In conclusion, I’d like to quote Yogi Bhajan who said:
“Merge in the Maha Shakti. This is enough to take away your misfortune. This will carve out of you a woman. A woman needs her own Shakti, not anybody else will do it. When a woman chants the Kundalini Bhakti mantra, God clears the way. This is not a religion, it is a reality. A woman is not born to suffer, and a woman needs her own power.”
“When India and Indian women knew this mantra, it dwelt in the land of milk and honey.”
The Adi Shakti Mantra tunes us into the frequency of the Divine Mother. This mantra is especially beneficial for women since it activates Divine feminine energy. All you need to do is memorize the sacred words of the mantra, take the appropriate posture and chant it continuously for at least 11 minutes.
Katya Ki is the Founder of SOLANCHA Magazine, a Metaphysical Expert, a Reiki Master, and Human Rights Attorney. She has been studying Eastern metaphysics, cosmology, and esotericism for almost 20 years now. And she's still discovering new knowledge, which is hidden in ancient teachings. During her pilgrimage to the monastery of Saint Catherine in Egypt, she discovered the SOLANCHA System. This is how the SOLANCHA journey started!
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Here Is the Most Powerful Protection Mantra For Emergency Help

Published
2 years agoon
August 4, 2021
We live in an unprecedented time when it’s hard to feel safe and protected. What seemed to be solid and stable yesterday, feels unsafe and fragile today. The world economy, health systems, and even jobs and schools don’t provide us with a sense of security anymore. Along with that traditional beliefs and old systems are so shaky that it seems like that they can collapse anytime. This is all a big lesson that’s teaching us how to look beyond the material and see the spiritual support and guidance despite the chaos. It is only when we reconnect with the Divine within us can we make sense of what’s really happening in the world. Therefore, in this article, we want to share with you a very powerful protection mantra for emergency help that will assist you on your spiritual journey and create a sense of spiritual safety and stability during the turbulent times we live in.
Sacred chants in Sanskrit can make miracles for those who consistently practice them because they are a powerful appeal to Divine energy. And one of the most powerful keys to this is the mantra Om Mahadevaya Namaha, an appeal to the Absolute.
How Does Protection Mantra Work?
The protection mantra is a powerful tool you can use in difficult and dangerous situations when you feel hopeless. The sacred sounds of the mantra are endowed with a special power that gives you energy and strength to protect yourself from negative energy, evil eye, people with bad intentions and even save your life in a dangerous situation.
The protection mantra has the power to change the negative vibration of the situation by neutralizing them. By pronouncing the sacred sounds of protection mantra you’re expressing your trust in the Universe and Highest Powers to solve your problem in the most harmonious way.
Shiva Protection Mantra
Now let’s take a look at what Om Mahadevaya Namaha means.
The literal translation of the mantra is:
“OM” — the original sound of the cosmic vibration, the root cause of everything that exists. Being a Maha-bija mantra (“maha” – great,” bija “– seed), it repeatedly enhances the energy and effect of mantras.
“MAHA” — translates as “Great”.
“DEVA” — translates as “God/Lord”.
“NAMAHA” — can be translated as ‘I respectfully bow/greet/humbly trust/worship/thank you’.
Who Is Mahadev?

Mahadev is one of the principal deities of Hinduism, also known as Shiva.
Lord Shiva is revered and glorified all over the world, his image occupies an honorable place in many philosophical and religious movements around the world. According to the authoritative Indian researcher R.N. Dandekar, Shaivism (recognition of Shiva as the Supreme Deity) is the oldest of the currently existing religions of the civilized world. A number of researchers believe that yoga was precisely the pre-Aryan heritage associated with the cult of Shiva.
Shiva represents the cosmic consciousness, the static masculine principle of the Universe (Purusha). He is in union with Shakti (Prakriti), which symbolizes the dynamic material beginning of the Universe and embodies its creative energy.
Shiva is the key deity in the philosophy of Hinduism, where he is recognized as part of the supreme Divine triad — Trimurti. According to classical Hindu philosophy, our universe exists due to three Divine aspects: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. Brahma is perceived as the creator of the universe, Vishnu is the deity responsible for maintaining life, and Shiva is revered as its destroyer.
Mahadev manifests himself in the most difficult situations, supports life, protects the Dharma, brings order to the universe, destroys illusions, and gets rid of obscurations. Shiva is the Supreme God, and both the Gods (Devas) and the Asuras worship him equally.
His mind is calm and unshakable, like Mount Kailash, his heart is filled with the greatest compassion. Lord Shiva himself, unlike other Deities, constantly performs his sadhana, staying in deep meditation, and also helps spiritual seekers on their spiritual path. His protection makes a person almost invulnerable.
How to Practice Protection Mantra?

First of all, you need a quiet atmosphere so that no one distracts you from chanting.
The second important condition is the inner attitude and firm belief in the power of the sacred sound.
The third thing to pay attention to is the correct posture. Ideally – the basic yoga asana – Lotus position. However, you can just sit comfortably on the mat. The main thing is to keep your back straight.
First, chant the mantra along with the audio recording. When you learn the proper pronunciation of the Sanskrit words, you can start chanting without audio recording.
When chanting, listen to your own voice and feel how your body reacts to the sound. Count the number of repetitions. It should be 108 times. For your convenience use mala beads with 108 beads.
To enhance the effect of mantra chanting use visualization. For protective purposes, it’s good to imagine an energy shield around you that is reflecting all the negativity. You can also visualize Shiva and His protective shield.
After mantra chanting practice, stay in a meditative state so that the results are fixed. Also, it’s essential to tell gratitude to Shiva for His love and protection.
The Bottom Line
The law of concentration says: “you become what your attention is constantly directed to”. By practicing the protection mantra, a spiritual seeker seeks to achieve unity with Mahadev, cultivating the qualities of a Great Lord in himself. Once you make the protection mantra chanting practice a part of your daily routine, you will face far fewer troubles and danger. The positive vibrations of your aura will not resonate with negative people, toxic environments, and dangerous situations, therefore you will stop facing them.
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How To Connect With Vasudhara: the Goddess Of Abundance & Wealth

Published
2 years agoon
June 11, 2021
Vasudhara is a goddess of wealth, prosperity, spiritual wealth, and wisdom. She is considered to be one of the 21 Taras, also known as “Golden/Yellow Tara“. This beautiful Goddess brings spiritual and material abundance to anyone who recites her mantra. In this article, I will introduce you to Yellow Tara and share with you her sacred mantra that can help you significantly improve your spiritual and material wellbeing.
Who Is Vasudhara (Yellow Tara/Golden Tara)?
Vasudhara, whose name means “stream of gems” in Sanskrit, is the Buddhist bodhisattva of wealth, prosperity, and abundance. She is also known as Golden Tara or Yellow Tara.
The goddess originated in Indian Buddhism and was later transmitted to Tibet. In India, Vasudhara is compared to Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune, and abundance. Both goddesses have identical iconography and often appear with their husbands. Lakshmi’s husband is Vishnu, and Vasudhara’s husband is Dzambhala.
Vasudhara’s heart is filled with compassion and loving-kindness toward all beings. She is the embodiment of the boundless generosity which is the first of the six transcendent perfections that are fundamentals for the Bodhisattva path. According to the Buddhist tradition, Vasudhara is able to materialize the wealth for the one who chants her mantra and performs the rituals that invoke the goddess.
The origin of Vasudhara in Buddhism appears in the Buddhist text “The Vasudhara Dharani”. According to a legend “The Inquiry of the Layman Sucandra,” described in the text, an impoverished layman named Sucandra came to the Buddha Shakyamuni and asked if he could give him a way to obtain large amounts of gold, grain, silver, and gems in order to feed his large family and engage in acts of charity with the surplus fortune. Shakyamuni said that the Vasudhara mantra would suit this purpose. He gave Sucandra the Vasudhara mantra and sacred ritual that when followed would result in good fortune and prosperity brought on by Vasudhara herself. Upon commencing the rituals and teaching them to others, Sucandra began to prosper. Noticing his success, the monk Ananda asked Shakyamuni how he had obtained this fortune so quickly. Shakyamuni instructed Ananda to also practice the Vasudhara mantra and the ritual and told him to “impart it to others ‘for the good of many’.
Vasundhara is a bodhisattva-liberator, who gives a person piously acquired wealth. This beautiful goddess also ensures that spiritual wisdom is accompanied by favorable circumstances: high standard of living, longevity, and happiness.
Yellow Tara Symbolism

Yellow Tara is beautiful and attractive. She is youthful as a sixteen-year-old, and her golden body scintillates with radiant light.
Her skin color is golden-bronze. This color is associated with precious metals and symbolizes nobility and generosity.
The goddess has three beautiful smiling faces. Her right face is red, which represents control. The middle face is golden, which represents increase. And her left face is red, which represents compassion.
The goddess is adorned with the five divine silks and the eight jeweled ornaments.
Usually, Golden Tara is depicted seated on a lotus flower base in the lalitasana, or royal pose, with one foot tucked in towards her and the other hanging off the flower base but resting on a small treasure. She can, however, also be depicted in a standing position.
The number of her arms may differ from image to image. She can have as few as two arms and as many as six. The two-armed representations are more common in Tibetan and Indian art, while six-armed representations are almost exclusive to Nepalese art. Although the six-armed image originates in India, they are rare and only a few examples have been found.
Her first right-hand makes the gesture of generosity, while her other two right hands hold the ‘Three Jewels of the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha, – symbolizing the necessity of maintaining the commitments of refuge to the three jewels, and a golden rosary, symbolizing continuous practice and self-examination, vital to enlightenment path.
With her three left hands, she holds a small treasure-vase (a symbol of long life and initiation), an ear of grain (a symbol of abundant harvests and earthly benefits), and a sacred text (a symbol of wisdom).
Representations with more arms, such as the six-armed Nepali representation, also depict Golden Tara as a goddess that is holding a full vase and the Book of Wisdom. With her free hands, she performs mudras. The most common mudra in paintings and figurines featuring Vasudhara is the Varadamudra, also known as the charity mudra, which symbolizes the “pouring forth of divine blessings.”
When depicted with two arms and one face, Vasudhara has a golden body (which symbolizes the earth element) and Ratnasambhava in her crown. Sometimes she is depicted with two or three eyes. The three eyes depiction represents perfect awareness, understanding, compassion, wisdom, and insight into the past, present, and future. Her two hands holding a sheaf of corn represent the process of sowing the seeds of enlightenment. A single wish-fulfilling jewel or a bowl of wish-fulfilling jewels represent wealth and wish-fulfillment.
In Tibetan iconography, the goddess is depicted sitting beside her husband Dzambhala or in union with him. In these cases, she holds a stem with grains in her left hand and a rosary in the right.
In her Tantric depiction, the goddess is red in color, with ornaments of bones holding a stem of grains or precious gems in the right hand, and a skull cup with blood in her left hand. Her red form is also depicted in union with Dzambhala, who is in the same color.
Vasudhara Mantra
Vasudhara practice requires dedication and self-discipline. Therefore, before starting the practice make sure you’ll be able to invest your time and energy into it.
Preparation:
Before starting your practice, write down your intention on a piece of paper. Speak from your heart. Start with words: “I dedicate my Vasudhara mantra practice to … (describe what you intend to gain)”
Instructions:
- On the first day, you should recite the mantra 800 times.
- Then, every day afterward, recite the mantra 300 times. 100 times in the morning, 100 times in the late afternoon/evening, and the final 100 times before going to bed. Or, you can recite the mantra 300 times all at once at any time of the day.
- It is advisable to get a Vasudhara statuette or Yellow Tara thangka so that you can recite the mantra in front of it.
- While reciting the mantra, visualize Golden Tara and how her blessings are coming to you in a form of golden energy.
- Always express your gratitude to the Goddess before and after practice.
Mantra text:
Om Śri Vasudhara Ratna Nidhana Kashetri Soha
Though it may seem like a lot of work, such dedication will definitely pay off. It is said that devotees of this practice will accumulate seven kinds of prosperity – wealth, quality, offspring, long life, happiness, praise, and wisdom. Vasudhara will bless you with enough resources to be able to engage in spiritual practices without worrying too much about your finances. It also believed that this practice leads to spiritual enlightenment.
Short Vasudhara Mantra
If you don’t have enough time or energy to dedicate to the full Vasudhara mantra practice, you can recite a short version of the Vasudhara mantra. The practice of this mantra increases good luck and well-being, as well as helps to overcome difficulties and achieve progress in many directions.
The text of the mantra:
Om Vasudhare Svaha
Recite this mantra 7, 21, or 108 times.
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Planetary Mantras: Align Yourself With the Energy of the 9 Planets

Published
2 years agoon
April 14, 2021
From the Vedic astrology perspective, the planets of our Solar system influence every level of our existence. Thus, each of us is a unique reflection of the various combinations of planetary energy. Vedic astrology recognizes the planets in our Solar system that are visible to the naked eye along with the two nodes of the Moon – Rahu and Ketu – that considered to be the “shadow planets” because the nodes of the Moon do not have any mass. In this article, I will share with you how the energy of the 9 planets of our Solar system influences our lives and how planetary mantras can help us to be aligned with these planets.
Read on.
The 9 Planets In Vedic Astrology (Jyotish)
Vedic astrology states that there are 9 planets that influence our life:
- the Sun (Surya or Ravi)
- the Moon (Chandra or Soma)
- Mars (Kuja or Mangala)
- Mercury (Budha)
- Jupiter (Guru or Brihaspati)
- Venus (Shukra)
- Saturn (Shani)
- Rahu (the North Node of the Moon)
- Ketu (the South Node of the Moon)
According to Maharishi Parashara, these planets were created as a means through which the results of our karma are transmitted. However, the influence of the planets upon you is similar to that of a thermometer and your body temperature. The thermometer only indicates the temperature of the body but does not itself bring about a change in your body temperature.
Similarly, the 9 planets represent transmitted energy, but not an originated power. These planets do not dictate but rather indicate the energies (or our karma) that are influencing us and our lives.
Significant Power of Mantras

Mantra chanting is one of the most powerful tools that we can use for aligning ourselves with the energy of the 9 planets.
Mantras are sound vibrations that tune our bodies and the world around us to certain frequencies.
The Vedic science of the universe, or Sankhya, is in fact the forerunner of modern metaphysics. It considers Shabda Brahman, or the primordial cosmic sound that triggers the process of creation, as the basis of being. According to Vedic science, all things remain in the ether in the form of sound, and only then takes on a gross material form. Modern science explains Vedic knowledge in the language of quantum physics and string theory.
Interesting research was conducted in the middle of the last century by Hans Jenny, a physician and natural scientist from Switzerland. With the help of photographic equipment, he was able to record the effect of sound on matter. Jenny placed sand, water, and other substances on a metal plate attached to an oscillator – a vibrator that creates vibrations of different frequencies. Under the influence of vibrations, regular geometric shapes were formed, incredibly similar to Vedic yantras – sacred symbolic images of mantras. Surprisingly, under the influence of the OM mantra, Jenny received a clear image of the Sri Yantra, which contains the creative energy of the Universe.
Thus, both the Vedic scriptures and scientific research confirm the significant power of mantras.
Now let’s take a closer look at each of the 9 planets, what types of energies they represent, what they are responsible for, and the mantras that can help us to align ourselves with their energies.
Planetary Mantras
#1: The Sun

Sanskrit name: Surya or Ravi
Day of the week: Sunday
Represents: one’s own Self; the physical body
Responsible for: ego, soul, self-realization, status, individuality, identity, leadership, willfulness, authority, royalty, independence, government
Promotes: absorption of prana and the enkindling if digestive fire (Agni)
Strengthens: the heart, small intestine, blood vessels, bones, and eyesight.
Planetary Mantras
OM SURYAYA NAMAHA
or
OM GHRINI SURYAYA NAMAHA
Instructions: Sun mantras should be chanted 108 times at sunrise on Sunday.
Benefits:
- promotes health and vitality
- boosts creativity
- increases willpower
- helps in achieving a high social status
- promotes the ability to make independent decisions
- gives respect and recognition
- promotes leadership
- helps to develop organizational skills
- promotes self-expression
#2: The Moon

Sanskrit name: Chandra or Soma
Day of the week: Monday
Represents: the Mind
Responsible for: emotions, changeability, intuition, nurturing, memory, sensitivity, imagination
Promotes: longevity, rejuvenation, peace of mind.
Strengthens: blood, eyesight, stomach, lungs, digestive system.
Moon Mantra
OM SOM SOMAYA NAMAHA
Instructions: chant Moon mantra 108 times at sunrise on Monday
Benefits:
- promotes emotional balance
- boosts intelligence
- improves memory
- increases imagination
- develops intuition
- promotes lucid dreaming
- helps to develop musical talents;
- increases empathy
#3: Mars

Sanskrit name: Kuja or Mangala
Day of the week: Tuesday
Represents: Energy
Responsible for: action, anger, courage, strength, initiative, impulsiveness, enemies, aggression, wounds, accidents, surgeries
Promotes: wound healing, physical prowess, cunning, strength, courage
Strengthens: muscles, hemoglobin, marrow, sinew, ligaments
Planetary Mantras
OM KUJAYA NAMAHA
or
OM KRAN KRIN KRON SAH BHAUMAYA NAMAHA
Instructions: Mars mantras should be chanted 108 times at sunrise on Tuesday
Benefits:
- strengthens the will
- promotes courage and determination
- develops leadership and organizational skills
- boosts endurance
- helps to develop quick response
- activates good luck in acquiring property
#4: Mercury

Sanskrit name: Budha
Day of the week: Wednesday
Represents: Speech
Responsible for: communication, intellect, logic, business/trades, healing arts, discrimination
Promotes: quality of speech (eloquence and vocabulary), intellect, lustre of skin, dexterity of hands.
Strengthens: nervous system, lungs, skin and mucus membranes.
Planetary Mantras
OM BUDHAYA NAMAHA
or
OM BRAN BRIN BRON SAH BUDHAYA NAMAHA
Instructions: chant Mercury mantras at sunrise on Wednesday
Benefits:
- helps to develop logical and analytical thinking
- boosts intellect
- helps in studying
- develops communication skills
- improves public speaking abilities
- activates good luck in commercial matters
#5: Jupiter

Sanskrit name: Guru or Brihaspati
Day of the week: Thursday
Represents: Wisdom
Responsible for: education, dharma, fortune, righteousness, finance, spiritual knowledge, expansion, principles
Promotes: wisdom, intelligence, devotion and physical endurance, reduction of negative astrological influences
Strengthens: liver, gallbladder, glandular system, synovial joints, cartilage
Jupiter Mantra
OM BRIM BRAHASPATYA NAMAHA
Instructions: chant Jupiter mantra 108 times at sunrise on Thursday
Benefits:
- promotes welfare and prosperity
- activates good luck
- helps to develop self-control
- boosts self-confidence
- promotes spiritual growth
- boosts the authority
#6: Venus

Sanskrit name: Shukra
Day of the week: Friday
Represents: Love
Responsible for: artistry, comfort, pleasure, ability to relate to others, sex and sensuality, flowers, beauty, gems
Promotes: fertility (both male and female), youthful looks, lustre of skin, beauty and strength of eyes, supple limbs
Strengthens: reproductive secretions (semen/ovum), kidneys and urinary systems, eyesight, general immunity
Venus Mantra
OM SHUKRAN SHUKRAYA NAMAHA
Instructions: chant Venus mantra 108 times at sunrise on Friday
Benefits:
- helps creative expression in music, singing, and visual art
- increases charm and attractiveness
- attracts material goods and pleasures
- helps to build romantic relationships and find happiness in love
- brings comfort
#7: Saturn

Sanskrit name: Shani
Day of the week: Saturday
Represents: Grief
Responsible for: tradition, introversion, duty and responsibility, focus, truth, work, organization, limitations, democracy, asceticism, fairness, karmic lessons
Promotes: endurance, strength, tolerance, detachment, devotion and relief from suffering and pain
Strengthens: teeth, colon, bones, joints
Saturn Mantra
OM SHAN SHANAISCHARAYA NAMAHA
Instructions: chant Shani mantra 108 times at sunrise on Saturday
Benefits:
- mitigates negative karma
- boosts concentration
- increases loyalty
- helps to develop prudence
- boosts willpower
- develops patience
- promotes organizational and executive qualities
- attracts patronage of the elderly and influential people
#8: Rahu

Sanskrit name: Rahu
Day of the week: Saturday
Represents: Excessive ambition
Responsible for: past life karma, strong desires, delusion, resourcefulness, material destiny, toxins, poisonous bites, unusual innovation, foreign people/things, hair loss, addiction to tobacco, alcohol, or drugs.
Rahu Mantra
OM RAM RAHAVE NAMAHA
Instructions: chant Rahu mantra 108 times at sunrise on Saturday
Benefits:
- helps to find the right direction in life
- boosts spiritual development
- purifies past life karma
- helps to overcome illusions
- boosts prosperity
- helps to overcome fears and doubts
- boosts intuition
- helps to quit addiction
#9: Ketu

Sanskrit name: Ketu
Day of the week: Tuesday
Represents: Moksha
Responsible for: chaos, separation, rejection, mysticism, intuition, liberation, surprises, humiliation
Ketu Mantra
OM KE KETAVE NAMAHA
Instructions: chant Ketu mantra 108 times at sunrise on Tuesday
Benefits:
- liberates from the shackles of worldly desires and leads to enlightenment
- helps to get rid of empty efforts
- promotes guidance to liberation and wisdom
- removes obstacles
- sharpens the perception
- increases focus and concentration
The Bottom Line
As you can see, there is a planetary mantra for each day of the week. By chanting planetary mantras daily, you will eventually align yourself with all of the 9 planets. Before you start chanting, make sure you say your intention that you can formulate yourself based on the benefits of the mantra described in the article. Let your intention be clear and sincere. Ask the energy of the planet to come into resonance with you for your highest good. Very soon you will notice that you started seeing your life from a higher perspective and your energy will become more harmonious.

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