Sada Sevyah PurnoJanakatanayangah Suraguru, Ramanatho Ramo RamatuMama Chitte Tu Satatam॥1॥
Mantra
Ugram Veeram Mahavishnum Jwalantm Savrtomukhm । Narasimha Bheeshanm Bhadram Mrityumrityam Namamyaham ॥
Mantra
Shri Hanuman Stawan - Hanumanna Namskarah
Pranvun Pavankumar Khal Ban Pavak Gyanghan । Gospadi-krit-varisham Mashki-krit-rakshamam |..
Mantra
Namah Krshnay Neelay Shitikanth Nibhay Ch । Namah Kalagniroopaay Krtantay Ch Vai Namah
Mantra
Pushpanjali is offered daily evening on Saptami, Ashtami and Navami after Bhog Aarti of the Maa Durg
Mantra
Mahishasura Mardini Stotram - Aigiri Nandini
Ayi Giri Nandini, Nandhitha Medhini, Viswa Vinodhini Nandanuthe
Girivara Vindhya Sirodhi Nivasini, Vishnu Vilasini Jishnu Nuthe ।
Mantra
Kanakadhara Stotram: Angam Hareh Pulaka Bhusanam Aashrayanti
Kanakadhara Stotram: Angam Hareh Pulaka
Mantra
Nishumbh Shumbh Garjani, Prachanda Mund Khandini । Banerane Prakashini,
Bhajami Vindhyavasini ॥
Mantra
Na Taato Na Mata Na Bandhurn Data, Na Putro Na Putri Na Bhrtyo Na Bharta ।
Na Jaya Na Vidya Na Vrttirmamaiv
Mantra
मंत्र - Mantras are sounds, syllables, vibrations or group of words in Sanskrit language to obtain psychological and spiritual powers. Man means mind, and tra means vehicle or instrument: a tool to transport/transform the mind from one state to silence state. Mantras now exist in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, and sounds as per its existence.
ॐ (Om) is shortest and simplest one word mantra, also known as bija (seed) mantra. Like Om, Shanti Mantra and Gayatri Mantra are common and fundamental mantra for daily uses.
