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ॐ नागराजाय नमः
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ॐ कुरुकुल्ये हुं फट् स्वाहा
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ओम नागेंद्रहाराय त्रिलोचनाय भस्मांगरागाय महेश्वराय। नित्याय शुद्धाय दिगंबराय तस्मै नकाराय नम: शिवाय।।
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ओम क्रौं नमो अस्तु सर्पेभ्यो कालसर्प शांति कुरु कुरु स्वाहा.
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ओम नमोस्तु सर्पेभ्यो ये के च पृथिवीमनु ये अन्तरिक्षे ये दिवि तेभ्यः सर्पेभ्यो नम:.
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सर्वे नागा: प्रीयन्तां मे ये केचित् पृथ्वीतले। ये च हेलिमरीचिस्था ये न्तरे दिवि संस्थिता:।। ये नदीषु महानागा ये सरस्वतिगामिन:। ये च वापीतडागेषु तेषु सर्वेषु वै नम:।।
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ओम नवकुलाय विद्महे, विषदन्ताय धीमहि तन्नो सर्प प्रचोदयात्।।
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अनन्तं वासुकिं शेषं पद्मनाभं च कम्बलम्। शंखपालं धार्तराष्ट्रं तक्षकं कालियं तथा।। एतानि नव नामानि नागानां च महात्मनाम्। सायंकाले पठेन्नित्यं प्रात: काले विशेषत:।। तस्मै विषभयं नास्ति सर्वत्र विजयी भवेत्।।
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ॐ अनन्ताय नमः
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ॐ आदिशेषाय नमः
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ॐ अगदाय नमः
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ॐ अखिलोर्वेचराय नमः
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ॐ अमितविक्रमाय नमः
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ॐ अनिमिषार्चिताय नमः
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ॐ आदिवन्द्यानिवृत्तये नमः
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ॐ विनायकोदरबद्धाय नमः
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ॐ विष्णुप्रियाय नमः
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ॐ वेदस्तुत्याय नमः
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ॐ विहितधर्माय नमः
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ॐ विषधराय नमः
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ॐ शेषाय नमः
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ॐ शत्रुसूदनाय नमः
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ॐ अशेषफणामण्डलमण्डिताय नमः
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ॐ अप्रतिहतानुग्रहदायिने नमः
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ॐ अमिताचाराय नमः
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ॐ अखण्डैश्वर्यसम्पन्नाय नमः
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ॐ अमराहिपस्तुत्याय नमः
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ॐ अघोररूपाय नमः
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ॐ व्यालव्याय नमः
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ॐ वासुकये नमः
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ॐ वरप्रदायकाय नमः
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ॐ वनचराय नमः
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ॐ वंशवर्धनाय नमः
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ॐ वासुदेवशयनाय नमः
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ॐ वटवृक्षार्चिताय नमः
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ॐ विप्रवेषधारिणे नमः
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त्वरितागमनाय नमः
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ॐ तमोरूपाय नमः
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ॐ दर्पीकराय नमः
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ॐ धरणीधराय नमः
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ॐ कश्यपात्मजाय नमः
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ॐ कालरूपाय नमः
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ॐ युगाधिपाय नमः
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ॐ युगन्धराय नमः
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ॐ रश्मिवन्ताय नमः
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ॐ रम्यगात्राय नमः
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ॐ केशवप्रियाय नमः
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ॐ विश्वम्भराय नमः
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ॐ शङ्कराभरणाय नमः
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ॐ शङ्खपालाय नमः
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ॐ शम्भुप्रियाय नमः
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ॐ षडाननाय नमः
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ॐ पञ्चशिरसे नमः
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ॐ पापनाशाय नमः
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ॐ प्रमदाय नमः
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ॐ प्रचण्डाय नमः
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ॐ भक्तिवश्याय नमः
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ॐ भक्तरक्षकाय नमः
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ॐ बहुशिरसे नमः
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ॐ भाग्यवर्धनाय नमः
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ॐ भवभीतिहराय नमः
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ॐ तक्षकाय नमः
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ॐ लोकत्रयाधीशाय नमः
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ॐ शिवाय नमः
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ॐ वेदवेद्याय नमः
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ॐ पूर्णाय नमः
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ॐ पुण्याय नमः
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ॐ पुण्यकीर्तये नमः
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ॐ पटेशाय नमः
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ॐ पारगाय नमः
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ॐ निष्कलाय नमः
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ॐ वरप्रदाय नमः
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ॐ कर्कोटकाय नमः
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ॐ श्रेष्ठाय नमः
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ॐ शान्ताय नमः
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ॐ दान्ताय नमः
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ॐ आदित्यमर्दनाय नमः
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ॐ सर्वपूज्याय नमः
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ॐ सर्वाकाराय नमः
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ॐ निराशयाय नमः
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ॐ निरञ्जनाय नमः
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ॐ ऐरावताय नमः
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ॐ शरण्याय नमः
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ॐ सर्वदायकाय नमः
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ॐ धनञ्जयाय नमः
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ॐ अव्यक्ताय नमः
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ॐ व्यक्तरूपाय नमः
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ॐ तमोहराय नमः
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ॐ योगीश्वराय नमः
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ॐ कल्याणाय नमः
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ॐ वालाय नमः
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ॐ ब्रह्मचारिणे नमः
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ॐ शङ्करानन्दकराय नमः
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ॐ जितक्रोधाय नमः
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ॐ जीवाय नमः
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ॐ जयदाय नमः
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ॐ जपप्रियाय नमः
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ॐ विश्वरूपाय नमः
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ॐ विधिस्तुताय नमः
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ॐ विधीन्द्रशिवसंस्तुत्याय नमः
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ॐ श्रेयप्रदाय नमः
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ॐ प्राणदाय नमः
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ॐ विष्णुतल्पाय नमः
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ॐ गुप्ताय नमः
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ॐ गुप्ततराय नमः
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ॐ रक्तवस्त्राय नमः
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ॐ रक्तभूषाय नमः
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ॐ भुजङ्गाय नमः
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ॐ भयरूपाय नमः
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ॐ सरीसृपाय नमः
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ॐ सकलरूपाय नमः
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ॐ कद्रुवासम्भूताय नमः
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ॐ आधारविधिपथिकाय नमः
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ॐ सुषुम्नाद्वारमध्यगाय नमः
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ॐ फणिरत्नविभूषणाय नमः
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ॐ नागेन्द्राय नमः
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ॐ भुजंगेशाय विद्महे, सर्पराजाय धीमहि, तन्नो नाग: प्रचोदयात्।।
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सर्वे नागा: प्रीयन्तां मे ये केचित् पृथ्वीतले। ये च हेलिमरीचिस्था ये न्तरे दिवि संस्थिता:।। ये नदीषु महानागा ये सरस्वतिगामिन:। ये च वापीतडागेषु तेषु सर्वेषु वै नम:।।
Meaning & Translation
Verse 1
Salutations to the King of Serpents.
Verse 2
A powerful mantra for appeasing Rahu-Ketu and mitigating their malefic effects.
Verse 3
Salutations to Lord Shiva, who wears the king of serpents as a garland, has three eyes, is adorned with sacred ash, is the great Lord, eternal, pure, and clad in the directions. Salutations to that 'Na' (the first syllable of Namah Shivaya).
Verse 4
Om, salutations to the serpents. May peace be established from Kaalsarp Dosha. Do it, do it, Svaha.
Verse 5
Salutations to all the serpents, those on earth, those in the sky, and those in heaven. Salutations to those serpents.
Verse 6
May all the Nagas be pleased with me, those who are on the earth, those who are in the rays of the sun, and those who reside in heaven. Those great Nagas in the rivers, those who go to Saraswati, and those in wells and ponds, to all of them, I offer my salutations.
Verse 7
Om, may we know the nine clans of serpents. May we meditate on the one with poisonous fangs. May that serpent inspire us.
Verse 8
Ananta, Vasuki, Shesha, Padmanabha, Kambala, Shankhapala, Dhritarashtra, Takshaka, and Kaliya – these are the nine great names of the Nagas. One who recites these daily in the evening, and especially in the morning, will have no fear of poison and will be victorious everywhere.
Verse 9
Salutations to Ananta (the endless one).
Verse 10
Salutations to Adishesha (the primeval serpent).
Verse 11
Salutations to Agada (the one who removes poison/disease).
Verse 12
Salutations to the one who moves over the entire earth.
Verse 13
Salutations to the one of immeasurable valor.
Verse 14
Salutations to the one worshipped by the unblinking (devas).
Verse 15
Salutations to the one who is worshipped since the beginning and is eternal.
Verse 16
Salutations to the one who is tied around Ganesha's belly.
Verse 17
Salutations to the beloved of Vishnu.
Verse 18
Salutations to the one praised by the Vedas.
Verse 19
Salutations to the one who upholds righteousness.
Verse 20
Salutations to the one who holds poison.
Verse 21
Salutations to Shesha.
Verse 22
Salutations to the destroyer of enemies.
Verse 23
Salutations to the one adorned with countless hoods.
Verse 24
Salutations to the bestower of unobstructed grace.
Verse 25
Salutations to the one of boundless conduct.
Verse 26
Salutations to the one endowed with unbroken prosperity.
Verse 27
Salutations to the one praised by the king of immortals (Indra).
Verse 28
Salutations to the one with a non-terrifying form.
Verse 29
Salutations to the one who pervades like a serpent.
Verse 30
Salutations to Vasuki.
Verse 31
Salutations to the bestower of boons.
Verse 32
Salutations to the one who roams in forests.
Verse 33
Salutations to the one who increases the lineage.
Verse 34
Salutations to the couch of Vasudeva (Vishnu).
Verse 35
Salutations to the one worshipped under the Banyan tree.
Verse 36
Salutations to the one who assumes the form of a Brahmin.
Verse 37
Salutations to the one who arrives swiftly.
Verse 38
Salutations to the one who embodies darkness (or dispels ignorance).
Verse 39
Salutations to the one who makes others proud (or powerful).
Verse 40
Salutations to the one who supports the earth.
Verse 41
Salutations to the son of Kashyapa.
Verse 42
Salutations to the one who is the embodiment of time.
Verse 43
Salutations to the lord of the yugas (epochs).
Verse 44
Salutations to the one who bears the yoke of the ages.
Verse 45
Salutations to the one who possesses rays (of light or power).
Verse 46
Salutations to the one with a beautiful body.
Verse 47
Salutations to the beloved of Keshav (Vishnu).
Verse 48
Salutations to the one who sustains the universe.
Verse 49
Salutations to the ornament of Shankara (Shiva).
Verse 50
Salutations to Shankhapala (a prominent Nag Devata).
Verse 51
Salutations to the beloved of Shambhu (Shiva).
Verse 52
Salutations to the six-faced one (referring to Kartikeya, often associated with serpents, or a multi-headed Naga).
Verse 53
Salutations to the five-headed one.
Verse 54
Salutations to the destroyer of sins.
Verse 55
Salutations to the one who brings joy.
Verse 56
Salutations to the fierce one.
Verse 57
Salutations to the one who is controlled by devotion.
Verse 58
Salutations to the protector of devotees.
Verse 59
Salutations to the multi-headed one.
Verse 60
Salutations to the enhancer of fortune.
Verse 61
Salutations to the remover of worldly fears.
Verse 62
Salutations to Takshaka (a prominent Nag Devata).
Verse 63
Salutations to the lord of the three worlds.
Verse 64
Salutations to the auspicious one.
Verse 65
Salutations to the one known through the Vedas.
Verse 66
Salutations to the complete one.
Verse 67
Salutations to the virtuous one.
Verse 68
Salutations to the one of meritorious fame.
Verse 69
Salutations to the lord of the cloth (or covering).
Verse 70
Salutations to the one who takes across (to the other shore).
Verse 71
Salutations to the flawless one.
Verse 72
Salutations to the bestower of boons.
Verse 73
Salutations to Karkotaka (a prominent Nag Devata).
Verse 74
Salutations to the most excellent one.
Verse 75
Salutations to the peaceful one.
Verse 76
Salutations to the self-controlled one.
Verse 77
Salutations to the one who subdues the sun (or is powerful like the sun).
Verse 78
Salutations to the one worshipped by all.
Verse 79
Salutations to the one who is the form of all.
Verse 80
Salutations to the one free from desires.
Verse 81
Salutations to the spotless one.
Verse 82
Salutations to Airavata (a powerful Naga).
Verse 83
Salutations to the refuge for all.
Verse 84
Salutations to the bestower of all.
Verse 85
Salutations to Dhananjaya (a prominent Nag Devata).
Verse 86
Salutations to the unmanifested one.
Verse 87
Salutations to the manifested form.
Verse 88
Salutations to the dispeller of darkness (ignorance).
Verse 89
Salutations to the lord of yogis.
Verse 90
Salutations to the auspicious one.
Verse 91
Salutations to the young one (or powerful one).
Verse 92
Salutations to the celibate one.
Verse 93
Salutations to the one who brings joy to Shankara.
Verse 94
Salutations to the one who has conquered anger.
Verse 95
Salutations to the living one (or life-giver).
Verse 96
Salutations to the bestower of victory.
Verse 97
Salutations to the one who loves chanting.
Verse 98
Salutations to the one whose form is the universe.
Verse 99
Salutations to the one praised by Brahma (Vidhi).
Verse 100
Salutations to the one praised by Brahma, Indra, and Shiva.
Verse 101
Salutations to the bestower of welfare.
Verse 102
Salutations to the giver of life.
Verse 103
Salutations to the couch of Vishnu (referring to Ananta Shesha).
Verse 104
Salutations to the hidden one.
Verse 105
Salutations to the most hidden one.
Verse 106
Salutations to the one adorned in red garments.
Verse 107
Salutations to the one adorned with red ornaments.
Verse 108
Salutations to the serpent.
Verse 109
Salutations to the one whose form inspires fear (or dispels fear).
Verse 110
Salutations to the creeping one (serpent).
Verse 111
Salutations to the one who is the form of all.
Verse 112
Salutations to the one born from Kadru.
Verse 113
Salutations to the one who is the path of fundamental principles.
Verse 114
Salutations to the one residing in the middle of the Sushumna Nadi (central psychic channel).
Verse 115
Salutations to the one adorned with jewel-studded hoods.
Verse 116
Salutations to the king of serpents.
Verse 117
Om, let us meditate on the Lord of serpents. May the King of serpents enlighten us and inspire our minds.
Verse 118
May all Nagas, wherever they reside – on earth, in the sun's rays, in the sky, in rivers, in Saraswati, in wells and ponds – be pleased with me. May they remove our sorrows and grant us a life of happiness and peace. My repeated salutations to all of them.
✨Spiritual Benefits
Worshipping Nag Devatas and chanting these mantras on Nag Panchami brings protection from snake bites, relief from Kaalsarp Dosha, financial prosperity, peace, happiness, and spiritual well-being. It also appeases Rahu and Ketu, leading to auspicious outcomes and removal of obstacles.
📜About this Mantra
Nag Panchami is a significant Hindu festival dedicated to the worship of Nag Devatas (serpent deities). Celebrated on the fifth day of the bright half of the Shraavana month, it is believed that worshipping snakes on this day brings immense blessings, protection from snake bites, and relief from astrological afflictions like Kaalsarp Dosha. This collection of powerful Nag Panchami mantras, brought to you by shyamstuti.in, includes specific chants for various purposes, such as appeasing Rahu-Ketu, seeking general protection, and invoking the divine serpent energies. Chanting these mantras with devotion is said to bring prosperity, peace, and spiritual harmony.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the spiritual significance of Nag Panchami and worshipping Nag Devatas?
Nag Panchami is a sacred festival dedicated to the worship of serpent deities, symbolizing protection, fertility, and cosmic energy. Worshipping Nag Devatas on this day is believed to bring prosperity, peace, and protection from snake bites and negative influences like Kaalsarp Dosha. It also signifies respect for nature and all living beings.
How does chanting Nag Panchami mantras help in mitigating Kaalsarp Dosha?
Chanting specific mantras like "Om Kraum Namo Astu Sarpebhyo Kaalsarp Shanti Kuru Kuru Swaha" on Nag Panchami is believed to appease Rahu and Ketu, the planetary nodes associated with Kaalsarp Dosha. Regular chanting with devotion can reduce the malefic effects of this dosha, bringing harmony and removing obstacles in one's life.
What is the deeper meaning behind offering milk to snakes on Nag Panchami?
Offering milk to Nag Devatas on Nag Panchami is a symbolic act of reverence and gratitude towards serpents, who are considered sacred in Hinduism. It represents nurturing and seeking blessings for protection and well-being. While actual snakes in the wild should not be fed milk (as it's harmful to them), the ritual is performed on idols or images of Nag Devatas, signifying devotion and a prayer for peace and prosperity.