Namaste,
Today
we will start a series of planetary mantras, begining with the Vedic planetary
mantras, that come in the scriptures call the Vedas. They are short, easy to
learn and have the same structure.
Once
we finish learning all 9 vedic mantras, we will move on to the Puranic
Planetary Mantras, which come from the scriptures named the Puranas.
Then
we will learn the Tantric mantras, from the scriptures known as Tantras.
Today
we will learn the Vedic Mantra for the Sun.
Each
planet in the Vedic system as an immediate result, as well asesoteric or
metaphysical, and also physiological association for different parts of the
human body. For that reason they are very healing.
The
also are associated with a gemstone, a color, deity, metal, day of the week,
and an amount of years where they rule our planetari chart, called “Dashas”.
In
order to determine our planetary ruler in the Vedic system or qhich “Dasha” are
we, I highly reccomend a Reading from my dear friend and amazing astrologer
Jill jardine. She will teach you to mitígate undesirable planetary effects in
your chart. Please visit her website: http://jilljardine.com/
Result: Increasing
courage and fame
Esoteric
Result: Illumination,
Healing abilities, Spiritual magnetism
Physiological
Association: Heart and Circulatory
System (centripetal circulation, Thymus Gland, Upper portion of the back)
Gemstones: Ruby, Red Jade.
Deity: Shiva
Color: Red
Grain: Wheat
Metal: Bronze
Day
of the week: Sunday
Length
of Dasha: 6 years
The manrea is:
OM SURYAYA NAMAHA
OM Sanskrit
symbol representing the creation of the Universe
SURYAYA Name of the deity with the masculine suffix
NAMAHA I salute and honor you
SURYAYA Name of the deity with the masculine suffix
NAMAHA I salute and honor you
To learn how to pronounce this mantra, watch my
YouTube video:
For
more information about the planetary mantras, their yantras or sacred geometry,
gemstone, malas, etc, please visit my web page:
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Have a blessed
day...
TaTha-Stu! (So be it)
Shivani Ma
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