NAVAGRAHA STOTRAM
NAVAGRAHA STOTRAM*
According to astrology, the positions of the nine planets in
the twelve constellations of the zodiac and their movements are considered to
be quite significant. The nine planets ‘Navagraha’ affect
every aspect of human life. They play an important role in the activities,
physical and mental health and life of any individual. The unfavorable
positioning of any of these planets can be the cause of problems, bad health,
and stagnation for many people.
However, there is a solution to avoid the ill effects of the
position and movement of the ‘Navagraha’ in our lives. Navagraha mantras (or
stotram) are simple mantras which work as powerful healing tools to reduce the
negative effects of any of the nine planets. These mantras are Hindu holy hymn
addressing the nine planets.
Benefits Of Navagraha Stotram And The Way to Practice
The Navagraha Stotram is written by Rishi Vyasa
and is considered to be the peace mantra for the nine planets.
They are powerful mantras which can pacify the Navagraha and protect the
practitioner from any negative effects of the planets.
Regular chanting of Navagraha Stotram generates positive
vibrations and directs the related planets to deliver favorable results for the
chanter. These mantras help minimize the harmful effects of planets and
increase their positive influences. The practitioner gets peace of mind and
stays away from any evil. Practicing Navagraha Stotram every day can
make you healthy, wealthy and prosperous.
Navagraha Mantra has to be recited on specific days according
to the respective planet deity. For instance, Chandra mantra should be
chanted on Mondays and Surya mantra should be practiced on Sundays.
To achieve the desired result, one should recite Navagraha
Stotra in the early morning after having a bath by sitting in
front of the picture or idol of Lord Navagraha. One should
also try to understand the meaning of the mantra to maximize its effects. It is
recommended that the stotra should be chanted at least once in a day to please
the planets.
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The Mantras And Their Meanings
Surya (Sun) Mantra
जपाकुसुम संकाशं काश्यपेयं महदद्युतिम् I
तमोरिंसर्वपापघ्नं प्रणतोSस्मि दिवाकरम् II १ II
“Japaa Kusumasankasham Kasyapeyam Maha Dhyuthim
Thamorim Sarvapaapghnam Pranatosmi Divakaram”
Meaning:
I
bow down to the sun who is red like the flower of Hibiscus, who is the son of
Kasyapa, who is the enemy of darkness, who destroys all sins and who has a
splendid radiance.
Chandra (Moon) Mantra
दधिशंखतुषाराà¤ं क्षीरोदार्णव संà¤à¤µà¤®् I
नमामि शशिनं सोमं शंà¤ोर्मुकुट à¤ूषणम् II २ II
“Dadhi Shankha tushaa-raabham Khseero Darnava
Sambhavam
Namaami Shashinam Somam Shambhor Mukuta Bhooshanam”
Meaning:
I offer my salutation to Lord Soma who is white in color like
snow, yogurt and icebergs, who adorns the head of Lord Shiva and who rose from
the Ksheasagar.
Mangal (Mars) Mantra
धरणीगर्ठसंà¤ूतं विद्युत्कांति समप्रà¤à¤®् I
कुमारं शक्तिहस्तं तं मंगलं प्रणाम्यहम् II ३ II
“Dharanee garbha sambhootam,
Vidyut Kaanti Sama-prabham
Kumaram Shakti Hastam cha,
Tham Mangalaam Pranamamyamaham”
Meaning:
I pray to Lord Mangal who shines like
lightning, who is born of the Earth, who holds a weapon named Shakti in his
hand and who is called Swami Kumara.
Budha (Mercury) Mantra
प्रियंगुकलिकाश्यामं रुपेणाप्रतिमं बुधम् I
सौम्यं सौम्यगुणोपेतं तं बुधं प्रणमाम्यहम् II ४ II
“Priyangukalika Shyaamam, RoopenaaPratimam
BudhamSoumyam Soumya Guno Petham Tam Budham Pranamamyamham”
Meaning:
I offer salutations to Budha who has an incomparable beauty, who is very wise, the one who is the son of Soma and the one who possesses charming and noble characteristics.
Guru (Jupiter) Mantra
देवानांच ऋषीनांच गुरुं कांचन सन्निà¤à¤®् I
बुद्धिà¤ूतं त्रिलोकेशं तं नमामि बृहस्पतिम् II ५ II
“Deva-naam cha Rishi Naam cha Gurum
kaanchana sannibham,Buddhi Bhootam Trilokesham Tam Namaami Brihaspatim”
Meaning:
I bow down to Lord Guru, the preceptor of all gods, rishis and saints, the one who is the form of ultimate wisdom, the one who is the God of all the three worlds and the one who is like gold.
Shukra (Venus) Mantra
हिमकुंद मृणालाà¤ं दैत्यानां परमं गुरुम् I
सर्वशास्त्र प्रवक्तारं à¤ार्गवं प्रणमाम्यहम् II ६ II
“HimaKundha Mrina-laabham Daitya-naam
Paramam GurumSarva Shastra Pravaktaaram Bhargavam Pranamaamyamham”
Meaning:
I bow down to the son of Bhagu, the Shukra who is the spiritual master of asuras, the greatest teacher of all the learning, the one who shines like snow and jasmine.
Shani (Saturn) Mantra
नीलांजन समाà¤ासं रविपुत्रं यमाग्रजम् I
छायामार्तंड संà¤ूतं तं नमामि शनैश्चरम् II ॠII
“Neelanjanasamaabhasam Ravi Putram
YamaagrajamChaaya Marthanda Sambhootam Tam Namaami Shanaiswaram”
Meaning:
I offer prayers to Lord Shani whose complexion is dark blue, the one who is the elder brother of the God of Death (Yama), the one who is born of Chaya and the one who is the son of the Sun.
Rahu Mantra
अर्धकायं महावीर्यं चंद्रादित्य विमर्दनम् I
सिंहिकागर्à¤à¤¸ंà¤ूतं तं राहुं प्रणमाम्यहम् II ८ II
“Ardha Kaayam Mahaa Veeryam Chandra- Aditya
VimardanamSimhika Garbha Sambhootam Tam Rahum Pranamaamyaham”
Meaning:
I offer salutations to Rahu, the one with a half-body, the one who has exceptional strength, the one who is born of Simhika and the one who is the eclipse of the sun and the moon.
Ketu Mantra
पलाशपुष्पसंकाशं तारकाग्रह मस्तकम् I
रौद्रंरौद्रात्मकं घोरं तं केतुं प्रणमाम्यहम् II ९ II
“Palaasha Pushpa Sankaasham Tarakaa Graha
MastakamRoudram Roudraa-tmakam Ghoram Tam Ketum Pranamaamyaham”
Meaning:
I pray to Ketu, whose appearance resembles that of flower Palaasha, who is the head of all stars and planets. Lord Ketu is violet and fierce.
Prayer for Nine Planets
नम: सूर्याय सोमाय मङ्गलाय बुधाय च,
गुरु शुक्र सनिà¤्यस्च, रहव केत्हवे नम:
“Nama Suryaya Somaya Mangalaya Budhaya Cha,
Guru Shukra Sanibhyascha, Rahava Kethave Nama”
The Navagraha Stotram is intended to help any person
suffering from the negative effects of the position of any of the nine planets
in one’s birth chart. By regular recitation of the mantras, you can please the
planet lords and get favorable results from them.Guru Shukra Sanibhyascha, Rahava Kethave Nama”
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