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Every mantra we publish, arranged by deity. Each carries the Sanskrit in Devanagari, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and roman, and the meaning of every word. Free to read and free to chant.

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Ganapathiगणपति43 mantras

Invoked first, before any other deity. The classical texts name thirty-two forms; each addresses a different kind of obstruction.

Ganapathi Mula MantraMost chantedThe foundational mantra. Chanted at the start of any undertaking.
Vidya Ganapathi MantraFor study, examinations and retention of what is learned.
Sankatahara Ganapathi MantraMost chantedFor a difficulty already underway. Chanted on Sankashti Chaturthi.
Maha Ganapathi MantraInitiationThe long tantric form, combining several bija syllables.
Ucchista Ganapathi MantraInitiationTantric and restricted. Not published in full.
Lakshmi Ganapathi MantraWhere obstruction concerns money or livelihood.
Bala Ganapathi MantraThe child form. For children's wellbeing and early education.
Taruna Ganapathi MantraThe youthful form. For vigour at the start of a venture.
Bhakta Ganapathi MantraFor devotion and steadiness of practice.
Veera Ganapathi MantraThe warrior form. For courage against opposition.
Shakti Ganapathi MantraFor protection of the household.
Dwija Ganapathi MantraThe twice-born form. For scriptural study.
Siddhi Ganapathi MantraFor accomplishment of what has been begun.
Kshipra Ganapathi MantraFor swift results where time is short.
Heramba Ganapathi MantraThe five-faced form. For protection of the weak.
Vijaya Ganapathi MantraFor victory in contest and litigation.
Nritya Ganapathi MantraThe dancing form. For the performing arts.
Urdhva Ganapathi MantraFor upward movement in career and standing.
Ekakshara Ganapathi MantraThe single-syllable form. Gam.
Vara Ganapathi MantraThe boon-giving form.
Tryakshara Ganapathi MantraThe form named for the three letters of Oṃ.
Kshipra Prasada Ganapathi MantraFor quick grace where a matter is urgent.
Haridra Ganapathi MantraThe turmeric form. For auspiciousness in the home.
Ekadanta Ganapathi MantraThe single-tusked form. For focus and singleness of purpose.
Srishti Ganapathi MantraThe creative form. For new ventures.
Uddanda Ganapathi MantraFor the removal of injustice.
Rinamochana Ganapathi MantraSpecifically for release from debt.
Dhundhi Ganapathi MantraThe seeker form, worshipped at Kashi.
Dwimukha Ganapathi MantraThe two-faced form. For clarity in decision.
Trimukha Ganapathi MantraThe three-faced form.
Simha Ganapathi MantraThe lion-mounted form. For fearlessness.
Yoga Ganapathi MantraFor meditative practice and inner discipline.
Durga Ganapathi MantraFor invincibility against obstruction.
AartiSukhkarta Dukhharta AartiSamarth Ramdas's Marathi aarti to Ganesha, composed at Morgaon
Vakratunda Mahakaya MantraOne shloka asking the curved-trunked Ganesha to clear every task
StotramGanesha PancharatnamShankara's five jewels to Vinayaka, the modaka held in his hand
Vedic hymnGanesha AtharvashirshaThe Ganapati Upanishad: fourteen mantras naming Ganesha as Brahman
StotramVinayagar AgavalAvvaiyar's 72 Tamil lines: Vinayaka as guru of the inner path
NamesGanesha Ashtottara ShatanamavaliThe 108 names, Vinayaka onward, that Shiva praised before Tripura
NamesGanesha SahasranamaGanesha's own thousand names, taught to Shiva before Tripura fell
StotramGanesha AshtakamThe Ganesha Purana hymn every creature sang to Ganesha at once
AartiJai Ganesh Deva AartiThe Hindi lamp song to Ganesha, signed in its last stanza by 'Sur'
Shuklambaradharam VishnumThe white-clad, moon-bright verse said to Vishnu and to Ganesha alike
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Shivaशिव39 mantras

From the five-syllable Panchakshari to the Mahamrityunjaya — the most recited verses in the tradition.

Panchakshari MantraMost chantedThe five syllables. The central Shaiva mantra.
Mahamrityunjaya MantraMost chantedFor health, longevity and recovery.
Rudra Gayatri MantraThe Gayatri form addressed to Rudra.
Dakshinamoorthy MantraShiva as silent teacher. For memory and understanding.
Medha Dakshinamoorthy MantraSpecifically for intellect and examination.
Kala Bhairava MantraFor protection and removal of fear. Chanted on Kalashtami.
Asitanga Bhairava MantraFirst of the eight Bhairavas. For creative power.
Ruru Bhairava MantraSecond Bhairava. For release from karmic burden.
Chanda Bhairava MantraThird Bhairava. For control of anger and impulse.
Krodha Bhairava MantraFourth Bhairava. For steadiness under provocation.
Unmatta Bhairava MantraFifth Bhairava. For freedom from delusion.
Kapala Bhairava MantraSixth Bhairava. For detachment.
Bhishana Bhairava MantraSeventh Bhairava. For removal of fear itself.
Samhara Bhairava MantraEighth Bhairava. For dissolution of what must end.
Ardhanarishwara MantraThe half-female form. For marital harmony.
Nataraja MantraThe cosmic dancer. For the performing arts.
StotramLingashtakamThe eight verses to the lingam.
StotramBilvashtakamRecited while offering bilva leaves.
StotramShiva Tandava StotramRavana's hymn. Recited on Shivaratri.
Vedic hymnRudram Chamakam MantraInitiationThe central Vedic recitation to Rudra.
StotramDakshinamurthy StotramShankara's ten verses on the Self, from a mirror city to deep sleep
StotramRudrashtakamTulsidas's eight verses a guru sang to soften Shiva's curse
ChalisaShiv ChalisaAyodhyadas's Hindi forty: Shiva's deeds, then a plea for rescue
StotramNirvana ShatakamShankara's six verses of 'not this', each ending Shivoham, Shivoham
NamesShiva Ashtottara Shatanamavali108 names of Shiva, from Shivaya to Parameshvaraya, in archana form
StotramShiva Panchakshara StotramFive verses, each opening and closing on one syllable of Namah Shivaya
AartiOm Jai Shiv Omkara AartiHindi aarti hailing Shiva as Om, in whom Brahma and Vishnu are one
StotramSivapuranamManikkavacakar's 95-line Tamil hymn that opens the Tiruvacakam
Karpura Gauram MantraFour quarters on camphor-white Shiva, sung as the aarti flame closes
StotramDwadasha Jyotirlinga StotramThe verse naming Shiva's twelve shrines of light, then one for each
NamesShiva SahasranamaTandi's 1,008 names of Shiva, retold by Krishna in the Mahabharata
StotramShivashtakamEight verses that each close on four names of Shiva and 'I praise'
Batuk Bhairav MantraThe Apaduddharana mula mantra with the white and the dark dhyana
StotramShiva Manasa PujaFive verses of a full puja to Shiva furnished in the mind alone
StotramVaidyanatha AshtakamEight verses to Shiva the physician of Vaitheeswaran Koil
StotramThiruvempavaiManikkavasagar's 20 Tamil dawn verses to Shiva, from the Thiruvasagam
StotramShiva Mahimna StotramPushpadanta's 43 verses on a greatness even the Veda cannot measure
StotramShivananda LahariShankara's 100 verses to Shiva, from Srisailam to the hunter Kannappa
StotramShiva KavachamRishabha's armour for the exiled prince Bhadrayu, Skanda Purana
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Deviदेवी76 mantras

The goddess in her forms — from Saraswathi's learning to Pratyangira's protection against directed harm.

Saraswathi MantraMost chantedFor learning, speech and the arts. The seed syllable is Aim.
Lakshmi MantraMost chantedFor prosperity and stability. The seed syllable is Shreem.
Mahalakshmi MantraThe eight-fold form. For comprehensive prosperity.
Durga MantraFor protection and courage against opposition.
Drishti Durga MantraSpecifically for the evil eye.
Vana Durga MantraThe forest form. For protection while travelling.
Pratyangira MantraInitiationFor deliberate harm and directed ill-will.
Chandi MantraThe Devi Mahatmyam invocation. Recited during Navaratri.
Bala Tripura Sundari MantraInitiationSri Vidya practice. Received from a teacher.
Varahi MantraInitiationCommander of Devi's forces. For decisive protection.
Matangi MantraInitiationFor speech, music and command of language.
Bhuvaneshwari MantraFor expansiveness and freedom from constraint.
Kamakshi MantraFor marriage and the fulfilment of desire.
Meenakshi MantraFor marital harmony and household prosperity.
Annapoorna MantraFor sufficiency of food and never wanting.
Kalaratri MantraThe seventh Navadurga. For removal of fear.
Katyayani MantraFor marriage, particularly where it is delayed.
Mangala Gauri MantraFor married life and the wellbeing of a spouse.
Swayamvara Parvathi MantraFor those seeking a suitable marriage.
Santoshi Mata MantraFor contentment and the settling of disputes.
Gayatri Devi MantraThe mother of the Vedas in her personified form.
Bhairavi MantraInitiationThe fierce form. For confronting what must be faced.
Dhumavati MantraInitiationThe widow form. Restricted practice.
Kamalatmika MantraInitiationThe lotus goddess. For wealth in the Mahavidya sequence.
StotramKanakadhara StotramShankara's hymn to Lakshmi's side-glance, sung for a gooseberry
Vedic hymnSri SuktamA Rigveda khila hymn asking Agni to bring Lakshmi and banish Alakshmi
StotramMahalakshmi AshtakamIndra's eight couplets to Lakshmi on Garuda, terror of Kolasura
StotramSiddha Kunjika StotramShiva's key that awakens the Durga Saptashati, told to Parvati
StotramArgala StotramThe 'bolt' hymn of the Saptashati, with its refrain 'rupam dehi'
StotramMahishasura Mardini Stotram21 verses to Parvati as Mahishasura's slayer, each on one refrain
ChalisaDurga ChalisaDevidas's Hindi forty: Hinglaj, Jwala and Shankara's lost Shakti
NamesLalitha Sahasranamam183 verses, 1,000 names of Lalita, from her rising to the Sri Chakra
AartiJai Ambe Gauri AartiShivanand Swami's Hindi aarti to Amba, refrain plus twelve stanzas
Bagalamukhi Mantra36 syllables asking Pitambara to still speech, step and tongue
StotramDevi KavachamBrahma's armour of goddesses, laid on the body from crown to sole
StotramSoundarya LahariFrom Shiva's need of Shakti to the Goddess's feet, in 100 verses
Vedic hymnDurga SuktamSeven Agni verses around one refuge in Durga, closed by her Gayatri
StotramAbhirami AnthathiA hundred chained Tamil verses to the Goddess of Thirukkadaiyur
StotramBhavani AshtakamEight verses of a person with nothing left but the Mother's shelter
Vedic hymnDevi SuktamRigveda 10.125, in which Vak, goddess of speech, describes herself
StotramDurga Apaduddharaka StotramShiva's hymn to Durga as the boat across every calamity
NamesDurga Ashtottara ShatanamavaliShiva's 108 names for Durga, from Sati to Brahmavadini
NamesDurga Dwatrimshat NamavaliSix verses where every one of the 32 names opens with the sound durg
AartiGanga AartiHindi lamp-song to Mother Ganga, sung to the Om Jai Jagdish Hare tune
ChalisaKali ChalisaForty Hindi verses: Kali's eight arms, her retinue and her battles
ChalisaSaraswati ChalisaRamsagar's Hindi hymn: the poets she taught, the battles she won
StotramSaraswati StotramAgastya's 21 verses to Saraswati, opening with the Ya Kundendu verse
StotramShyamala DandakamKalidasa's long-lined dandaka to Shyamala, the vina-playing Matangi
StotramYa Devi SarvabhuteshuThe gods' chapter 5 hymn naming the Goddess in every state of being
ChalisaLakshmi ChalisaForty Hindi chaupais to Sindhu Suta, closing on the plea of Ramdas
Lakshmi Kubera MantraFour Kubera mantras: Ashtalakshmi bijas to the Vedic Rajadhirajaya
StotramNarmada AshtakamShankara's flood-time hymn to the river, each verse bowing at her feet
AartiOm Jai Lakshmi MataHindi lamp-waving song naming Lakshmi as Uma, Rama and Brahmani
StotramRajarajeshwari AshtakamEight verses that gather Parvati, Kali and Varahi into one queen
Vedic hymnRatri SuktamEight Rigvedic verses to Night, whose eyes are the stars
StotramSaptashloki DurgaSeven verses lifted from the Devi Mahatmya, given by the Devi to Shiva
StotramDurga SaptashatiSage Medhas tells a lost king and a merchant of the Goddess's 3 wars
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 1Brahma's hymn wakes Vishnu to behead Madhu and Kaitabha on his thigh
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 2The gods' anger becomes one Goddess; armed by each, she wipes out Mahisha's army
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 3Mahishasura turns lion, swordsman, elephant and buffalo before she beheads him
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 4Indra and the gods praise Mahishasura's slayer and ask her to come when remembered
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 5The gods' Ya Devi hymn; Kaushiki leaves Parvati and answers Shumbha's envoy with a vow
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 6Dhumralochana comes to drag her off by the hair; one 'hum' burns him to ash
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 7Kali bursts from Ambika's brow, eats an army and is named Chamunda
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 8The seven Mothers join the war; Chamunda drinks the blood that breeds Raktabija
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 9Nishumbha falls to her trident; she beheads the man who springs from his heart
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 10Shumbha mocks her borrowed strength; she absorbs the Mothers and kills him alone
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 11The gods' Narayani Stuti after Shumbha falls; she foretells Shakambhari and Bhramari
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 12The Goddess lists the dangers her story lifts, from planets to shipwreck, then vanishes
StotramDurga Saptashati Chapter 13Three years before an earthen image: a kingdom for the king, knowledge for the merchant
StotramKilak StotramMarkandeya's 14 verses on the lock Shiva set on the Saptashati, and its release
NamesLakshmi SahasranamamSanatkumara's thousand names, in which every goddess becomes Lakshmi
NamesLalitha Trishati300 names of Lalita, twenty for each syllable of her mantra
NamesSaraswati Ashtottara Shatanamavali108 names from Sarasvati to Brahma-Vishnu-Shivatmika, Chandika's too
StotramDevi Aparadha Kshamapana StotramTwelve verses asking the Mother to pardon a worshipper's every lapse
Samudra Vasane DeviThe waking verse that asks Earth's pardon before the feet touch her
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Vishnuविष्णु46 mantras

The Ashtakshara and Dwadashakshara, and the forms invoked for specific difficulty.

Ashtakshara MantraMost chantedThe eight syllables. The central Vaishnava mantra.
Dwadashakshara MantraThe twelve syllables, to Vasudeva.
NamesVishnu SahasranamaMost chantedThe thousand names. Recited on Ekadashi.
Narasimha MantraFor protection from fear and sudden danger.
Runa Vimochana Narasimha MantraSpecifically for release from debt.
Sudarshana MantraThe discus. For cutting through hostile influence.
Rajagopala MantraKrishna as Rajagopala. For love and family harmony.
Vidya Rajagopala MantraFor education and success in study.
Venkateswara MantraFor the fulfilment of vows.
Hayagreeva MantraFor knowledge, scholarship and research.
Bhoo Varaha MantraFor land, property and immovable assets.
Vamana MantraFor humility and the restoration of balance.
Rama MantraThe Taraka mantra. For dharma and steadfastness.
Krishna MantraFor love, joy and release from sorrow.
Vedic hymnPurusha SuktamThe Vedic hymn to the cosmic person.
Vedic hymnNarayana SuktamThe Vedic hymn to Narayana.
Lakshmi Narayana MantraThe couple together. For household prosperity.
Dhanvantari MantraFor health and recovery from illness.
StotramAchyutashtakamShankara's sung octet that moves between Rama and the child Krishna
AartiVenkateswara SuprabhatamAnnan's 29 dawn verses that wake the Lord of the Seven Hills
StotramRama Raksha StotramBudha Kaushika's 38-verse armour of Rama's names, heard in a dream
NamesGovinda Namalu108 names of Venkateswara, each called 'Govinda', sung up Tirumala
AartiOm Jai Jagdish Hare AartiShardha Ram Phillauri's c.1870 Hindi aarti to Vishnu as Jagadisha
StotramShri Ram Chandra KripaluTulsidas's five-stanza Rama stuti, pada 45 of the Vinaya Patrika
StotramDamodarashtakamEight verses to the child Krishna tied by Yashoda to a mortar
Hare Krishna Maha MantraSixteen names Brahma gave Narada for crossing the Kali age
StotramNarasimha KavachamPrahlada's armour of the man-lion, limb by limb and on all eight sides
StotramBhaja GovindamShankara's call to a Kashi grammarian to turn from rules to Govinda
StotramThiruppavaiAndal's 30 Tamil dawn songs of a cowherd girl's Margazhi vow
AartiAarti Kunj Bihari KiBraj lamp-song to Krishna of the groves, from flute to Ganga-born feet
StotramHaripathDnyaneshwar's 27 Marathi abhangas on the Name, chanted on the Vari
StotramJagannath AshtakamEight verses asking only that the Lord of Puri come into sight
StotramMadhurashtakamVallabha's eight verses from Gokul: lips, flute and Yamuna all sweet
StotramManache ShlokSamarth Ramdas's 205 Marathi verses spoken to his own mind
NamesKrishna Ashtottara Shatanamavali108 names from Yashoda's butter to the Gita, seen by Shesha
ChalisaRam ChalisaHaridasa's 46 chaupais on Rama's name, his brothers and Sita
Shantakaram BhujagashayanamVishnu at rest on the serpent, sky-vast and cloud-dark, in one verse
StotramVenkateswara StotramAnnan's 11 verses that follow the Tirumala Suprabhatam
NamesVishnu Ashtottara Shatanamavali108 salutations, from Vishnu and Jishnu to Rudra and Madhusudana
ChalisaVishnu ChalisaForty Hindi chaupais from Varaha and Mohini to Vrinda and Ajamila
AartiSatyanarayan AartiHindi lamp song that retells the Satyanarayan katha in eight stanzas
StotramNarayana KavachamThe armour Vishvarupa taught Indra, Bhagavata Purana 6.8
StotramLakshmi Narasimha Karavalamba StotramShankara's 17 verses asking the man-lion for his hand out of samsara
StotramYamunashtakamVallabhacharya's nine verses to Yamuna, first of his Sixteen Works
Yada Yada Hi DharmasyaKrishna's word in Gita 4.7-8 that he is born whenever dharma fails
Mangalam Bhagavan VishnuOne anushtubh that calls Vishnu, by four names, the seat of mangala
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Muruganमुरुगन्11 mantras

Skanda, Subrahmanya, Kartikeya — one deity across regions, with distinct mantras.

Subrahmanya MantraMost chantedThe principal mantra. For courage and Mangal affliction.
Shanmukha MantraThe six-faced form. Chanted on Shashti.
Skanda Gayatri MantraThe Gayatri form addressed to Skanda.
StotramKanda Sashti KavachamThe protective armour. Recited during Skanda Sashti.
Valli Devasena Sametha MantraWith his consorts. For marriage.
Bala Murugan MantraThe child form. For children's health.
StotramSubramanya Karavalamba StotramEight verses asking Valli's lord, Swaminatha, to lend his hand
StotramSubramanya BhujangamShankara's 33 serpent-metre verses to the Lord of the seashore
StotramVel MaaralArunagirinathar's sixteen Vel lines, reordered by Vallimalai Swamigal
StotramMuthai TharuArunagirinathar's first Thiruppugazh, sung at Tiruvannamalai to Murugan
NamesSubramanya AshtothramMurugan's 108 salutations, from Skanda and Guha to Valli's husband

Hanumanहनुमान्13 mantras

For strength, protection and the removal of fear. Chanted on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Hanuman MantraMost chantedThe principal mantra. For courage and protection.
Panchamukhi Hanuman MantraThe five-faced form, for protection from five directions.
Hanuman Gayatri MantraThe Gayatri form.
ChalisaHanuman ChalisaMost chantedThe forty verses. The most recited devotional text in India.
StotramBajrang BaanFor urgent protection.
Veera Hanuman MantraThe warrior form. For victory over opposition.
AartiHanuman AartiThe lamp song of Hanuman: Lanka, Sanjivani, Patala, Anjana's flame
StotramHanuman Dwadasha Nama StotramHanuman's twelve names in two verses, Anjani's son to Ravana's foe
StotramMaruti StotraRamdas's Marathi hymn to a Hanuman who outgrows the universe
StotramHanuman BahukTulsidas's 44 stanzas asking Hanuman to lift the pain from his arm
StotramHanuman Vadvanal StotraVibhishana's prose mantra hailing Hanuman as the fire under the sea
StotramSankat Mochan Hanuman AshtakEight savaiyas, eight rescues, one refrain: who does not know the name
NamesHanuman Ashtottara ShatanamavaliAnjana's son in 108 names, from the leap at the sun to Arjuna's flag

Universalसर्व20 mantras

Not addressed to one deity — recited by anyone, at any time.

Guru MantraRecited before study and on Guru Purnima.
Shanti MantraThe peace invocation that closes any recitation.
Sarva Mangala MantraFor general auspiciousness.
Vedic hymnMahavakyasFour sayings, one from each Veda, that equate the Self with Brahman
AartiShirdi Sai Baba AartiAdkar's Marathi refrain and 7 stanzas, sung at Shirdi since c. 1904
Asato Ma Sadgamaya MantraMuttered at the Soma chant: unreal to real, darkness to light
Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu MantraClosing svasti verse whose last line wishes all the worlds happiness
StotramGuru Paduka StotramNine salutations to the Guru's sandals, a boat across samsara
Vedic hymnMedha SuktamSix Yajurveda verses asking Agni, Indra and Surya to set medha within
Vedic hymnOm MantraTwelve Vedic verses that read A, U, M as waking, dream and sleep
Vedic hymnNasadiya SuktamRig Veda 10.129: seven verses asking what came before being
StotramTotakashtakamGiri's eight sudden verses to his teacher Shankara, sung at Sringeri
Vedic hymnIsha UpanishadEighteen verses closing the Yajurveda: the Lord clothes all that moves
StotramGuru AshtakamShankara's eight verses asking 'what then?' of all a life can gain
StotramGuru StotramFifteen Guru Gita verses, closing with Brahmanandam and Tvameva Mata
Vedic hymnMantra PushpamThe Vedic flower of chants: water's resting place in fire, sun, moon
Sarve Bhavantu SukhinahAnonymous shloka wishing all beings ease, health, good and no sorrow
Karagre Vasate LakshmiThe waking verse that sees Lakshmi, Sarasvati and Govinda in the hand
Shubham Karoti KalyanamThe lamp verse that hails the flame as Brahman and as Janardana
Ramaskandam HanumantamBedtime verse naming Rama, Skanda, Hanuman, Garuda and Bhima

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