ॐ केतवे नमः पलाशपुष्पसंकाशं तारकाग्रहमस्तकम्
Om Ketave Namah Palasha Pushpa Sankasham Tarakagra Hamastakam
ॐ केतवे नमः पलाशपुष्पसंकाशं तारकाग्रहमस्तकम्
Om Ketave Namah Palasha Pushpa Sankasham Tarakagra Hamastakam
ॐ नमो शुक्राय भार्गवाय दृष्टिप्रदायिने नमः।
Om Namo Shukraya Bhargavaya Drishti Pradayine Namah
ॐ शुक्राय नमः हिमकुन्दमृणालाभं दैत्यानां परमं गुरुम्
Om Shukraya Namah Hima Kunda Mrinalabham Daityanam Paramam Gurum
ॐ अंगारकाय नमः धरणीगर्भसम्भूतं विद्युत्कान्तिसमप्रभम्
Om Angarakaya Namah Dharani Garbha Sambhutam Vidyut Kanti Sama Prabham
ॐ शनैश्चराय नमः नीलाञ्जनसमाभासं रविपुत्रं यमाग्रजम्
Om Shanaishcharaya Namah Nilanjana Samabhasam Ravi Putram Yamagrajam
ॐ राहवे नमः अर्धकायं महावीर्यं चन्द्रादित्यविमर्दनम्
Om Rahave Namah Ardha Kayam Maha Viryam Chandra Aditya Vimardanam
ॐ शं शनैश्चराय नमः।
Om Sham Shanaishcharaya Namah
ॐ रां राहवे नमः।
Om Ram Rahave Namah
ॐ कें केतवे नमः।
Om Kem Ketave Namah
ॐ बुं बुधाय नमः।
Om Bum Budhaya Namah
ॐ बृं बृहस्पतये नमः।
Om Brim Brihaspataye Namah
ॐ सूर्याय नमः जपाकुसुमसंकाशं काश्यपेयं महाद्युतिम्
Om Suryaya Namah Japakusuma Sankasham Kashyapeyam Maha-dyutim
ॐ बुधाय नमः प्रियंगुकलिकाश्यामं रूपेणाप्रतिमं बुधम्
Om Budhaya Namah Priyamgu Kalika Shyamam Rupenapa Ratimam Budham
ॐ गुरवे नमः देवानां च ऋषीणां च गुरुं काञ्चनसन्निभम्
Om Gurave Namah Devanam Cha Rishinam Cha Gurum Kanchana Sannibham
ॐ बृं बृहस्पतये नमः।
Om Brim Brihaspataye Namah
ॐ चन्द्रमसे नमः दधिशंखतुषाराभं क्षीरार्णवसम्भवम्
Om Chandramase Namah Dadhi Shankha Tusharabham Kshirarnavasambhavam
About mantras, japa, and how to use this library.
A mantra is a sacred sound, syllable, word, or verse used as a support for meditation, devotion (bhakti), or mental focus. In the Hindu tradition, mantras are often in Sanskrit, may be associated with a deity or intention, and are commonly practised through repetition, known as japa.
Sign in to BestKundli and open the Mantra Library from Life Goals: choose the area that matches your intention (for example health, career, or peace). Narrow results with sub-categories, deity, mantra type, best time, scripture, or the search box.
Japa is the steady repetition of a mantra, often with a mala (rosary) or a fixed count. Traditional counts vary by tradition and mantra; your teacher or lineage may specify a number. The library shows suggested chanting counts when available-treat them as general guidance, not a substitute for personal instruction.
Sanskrit is the original script. Transliteration writes the same sounds in Roman letters so you can pronounce the mantra. English meaning explains what the mantra expresses. Together they help you chant respectfully and understand what you are reciting.
Some mantras and traditions emphasise formal initiation. Others are widely shared for prayer and personal practice. If your path requires diksha, follow your teacher. The library is a reference: it does not replace guidance from a qualified mentor for advanced or restricted practices.
Guests may read Sanskrit and transliteration without an account or payment. Searching, filtering, meanings, and practice notes use a free BestKundli login. Paid plans add structured chant protocols plus expanded reference fields.
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