![]() ![]() Tvameva Viidyaa Dravinnam Tvam-Eva Tvameva Sarvam Mama Deva Deva” “Tvameva Maataa Ca Pitaa Tvameva Tvameva Bandhush-Ca Sakhaa Tvam-Eva It wards off evil and blesses him with prosperity, wealth, wisdom and success in all aspects of life. It clears one’s heart of negative emotions and helps atone for past karma. Meghathmane shreem narasimhavapushe namah”īenefit : Chanting this mantra for 91 days ensures maximum protection for one. Sundaraya sathyaya nithyaya paramathmane paraya This mantra depicts about the avatars of Lord Vishnu that He has taken to save the world from evils through different ages and periods. He will no longer be afraid of loss, aging and death. It is said that there is nothing that exists beyond Vaikuntha.īenefit: Chanting this Mantra to Lord Vishnu frees one from material and physical attachments. Vaikuntha means ‘no desires’ and it is the supreme spiritual abode. Meaning: “I bow before the Almighty.” Benefit : Whoever chants the mantra reaches the ultimate goal of Vaikuntha planet where one attains eternal blissful life. It is a simple, yet powerful mantra to please the preserver, Lord Vishnu and is also known as Vishnu Mool Mantra. The divine light awakens kindness and love within the one who recites and helps him to overcome challenges easily. Meaning: ‘I bow to the Lord who lives in the hearts of all.’īenefit: Chanting of this Mantra develops compassion. This twelve letter mantra is also known as the liberation mantras as it is believed to relieve the person who is chanting this mantra from all the hardships of life. The other important mantras to please Lord Vishnu are as follows : Mukti (Liberation) Mantra So, to pray with a pure heart and mind is very important. According to ‘Bhagavatham’, “Of the different types of prayers, the prayers to Lord Vishnu are best.” We know for a fact that the divine powers listen to our prayers when made from the core of the heart. Other important qualities attributed to Vishnu are :Gambhirya (inestimatable grandeur), Audarya (generosity) and Karunya (compassion).‘Tejas’ (Splendor), which expresses self-sufficiency and the capacity to overpower everything by spiritual effulgence.‘Virya’ (Vigour), the power to retain immateriality as the Supreme Spirit or Being in spite of being the material cause of mutable creations.‘Bala’ (Strength), the capacity to support everything by will and without any fatigue.‘Shakti’ (Power or Energy), the capacity to maintain or challenge dharma.‘Aishvarya’ (Sovereignty), derived from the word ‘Ishvara’ which means unchallenged rule over all.‘Jnana’ (Omniscience), defined as the power to know about all beings simultaneously.The actual number of Vishnu’s auspicious qualities is countless, although his six most-important “divine glories” are : Vishnu is commonly depicted as riding on his shoulders. Vishnu’s mount (Vahana : on which the Lord Vishnu travels) is Garuda, the eagle. ![]()
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