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Varuna Gayatri mantra

The Varuna Gayatri mantra is a sacred invocation dedicated to Lord Varuna, the deity associated with water and cosmic order in Hindu mythology. This mantra is chanted to seek the blessings and protection of Varuna, especially in matters related to water, rainfall, and moral conduct.

The Varuna Gayatri mantra is a sacred invocation dedicated to Lord Varuna. The Varuna Gayatri mantra is chanted to invoke Varuna’s blessings for protection from water-related dangers, to ensure plentiful rainfall and water resources, and to uphold moral integrity and cosmic order . It is also recited to seek forgiveness for any transgressions against natural laws and to align oneself with divine consciousness.

This mantra is particularly relevant for those engaged in activities related to water, such as sailors, fishermen, farmers during droughts or floods, and individuals seeking spiritual growth through adherence to cosmic laws.

वरुण गायत्री मंत्र

ॐ जलबिम्बाय विद्महे
नीलपुरुषाय धीमहि
तन्नो वरुणः प्रचोदयात्॥

 


 

Varuna Gayatri Mantra

Om Jalbimbāya Vidmahe
Nīlapuruṣāya Dhīmahi
Tanno Varuṇaḥ Prachodayāt॥

 


 

Meaning:

  • Om: The primordial sound, representing the universe and divine energy.
  • Jalbimbāya: To the one who embodies the water element.
  • Vidmahe: We meditate upon or know.
  • Nīlapuruṣāya: To the blue-colored being (referring to Varuna).
  • Dhīmahi: We contemplate or meditate.
  • Tanno Varuṇaḥ: May Varuna bestow upon us.
  • Prachodayāt: May he inspire or guide us.

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