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As a follower of Dharma, it is essential to cultivate a daily spiritual practice. These prayers, or Mantras, serve as a powerful tool to maintain the purity of the mind and invoke divine protection throughout the day.
“A collection of the 17 most complete daily Hindu prayers, ranging from the Puja Trisandhya to prayers for waking up, eating, studying, and seeking forgiveness. Complete with original Sanskrit texts and their English meanings.”
The Concept of Trisandhya:
The term Puja Trisandhya comes from Sanskrit: “Puja” (worship/honor), “Tri” (three), and “Sandhya” (juncture of time). This prayer is ideally performed three times a day: Morning (06.00), Noon (12.00), and Evening (18.00).
Mantra: “Om asato ma sat gamaya, tamaso ma jyotir gamaya, mrtyor ma amrtam gamaya.”
Meaning: O Lord, lead me from the unreal to the real, from darkness to light, and from death to immortality.
Mantra: “Om utedanim bhagawantah syamota prapitwa uta mandhye ahnam utodita maghawantasuryasya mayam dewanam sumantau syama.”
Meaning: O Most Merciful Lord, grant me good fortune today, through the noon, and beyond. May the Divine Beings (Devas) always protect me.
Mantra: “Om cam camaniya namah swaha. Om waktra parisudahaya namah swaha.”
Meaning: O Lord, I worship Thee; may my face be cleansed and purified.
Mantra: “Om rahphat astraya namah. Om Sri Dewi Bhatrimsa yogini namah.”
Meaning: O Lord, my salutations to Goddess Sri and Bhatari Yogini; may my teeth be cleansed.
Mantra: “Om Ang waktra parisudhamam swaha.”
Meaning: O Lord, may my mouth be purified.
Mantra: “Om Am kham khasolkhaya iswaraya namah swaha.”
Meaning: O Lord, may my feet be cleansed.
Mantra: “Om Gangga amrta sarira sudhamam swaha. Om sarira parisudhamam swaha.”
Meaning: O Lord, You are the source of the holy eternal water of life; may my body be cleansed and sanctified.
Mantra: “Om anugraha amrtadi sanjiwani ya namah swaha.”
Meaning: O Lord, may this food become a source of holy life for my body and soul.
Mantra: “Om dhirgayur astu, awighnamastu, subham astu. Om sriyam bhawantu, sukham bhawantu, purnam bhawantu, ksama sampurnaya namah swaha. Om Santih, Santih, Santih Om.”
Meaning: O Lord, may the food consumed grant strength, safety, longevity, and freedom from obstacles. May there be peace in my heart, peace in the world, and peace forever.
Mantra: “Om awighnam astu namo sidham. Om sidhirastu tad astu swaha.”
Meaning: O Lord, by Your grace, may there be no obstacles as I begin this work, and may it conclude successfully.
Mantra: “Om dewa suksma parama acintyaya namah swaha, sarwa karya prasidhantam. Om Santih, Santih, Santih, Om.”
Meaning: O Lord, in Your form as the inconceivable Parama Acintya, only by Your grace has this work been successful. May peace prevail.
Meaning: O Holy Lord, guide me from the untruth to the truth. Guide me from the darkness of the mind to the light of knowledge. Release me from the cycle of death toward eternal life.
Mantra: “Om prano dewi saraswati wajebhir wajiniwati dhinam awinyawantu.”
Meaning: O Lord, in Your manifestation as Goddess Saraswati, the Great and Powerful, may You radiate spiritual strength and intellectual clarity, and protect me forever.
Mantra: “Om pawakanah saraswati wajebhir wajiniwati yajnam wastu dhiyawasuh.”
Meaning: O Most Holy Goddess Saraswati, grant me intelligence and accept this humble offering.
Mantra: “Om purwe jato brahmano brahmacari dharmam wasanas tapasodatistat tasmajjatam brahmanam brahma lyestham dewasca sarwe amrttna sakama.”
Meaning: O Lord, Your student stands before You. O Brahman, wrapped in power, grant me knowledge and a bright mind. Great Brahman, every creature shines only because of Your radiant light.
Meaning: O Lord, forgive my sins against Thee, my fellow humans, my parents, and my friends. Forgive me for all sins, whether committed consciously or unconsciously.
Practicing these daily prayers is more than just a routine; it is an effort to stay connected with the Supreme (Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa) in every breath and step. By making prayer a habit, our minds are cleared, our hearts are calmed, and our activities bring blessings to others.
These daily Hindu mantras are a sacred heritage that we must preserve and pass on to future generations. May this list help enhance your spiritual quality and the steadfastness of your faith (Sradha).
Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti Om.
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