Swayamvara Parvati Dhyana Sloka

    Swayamvara Parvati Dhyana Sloka is the greatest Shiva Parvati Mantra. This is one of the effective prayers for marriage dedicated to Goddess Parvati. This mantra can provide a remedy for marriage issues also. It can help you solve misunderstandings and differences in views between you and your spouse. This mantra was chanted to Parvati Devi by Lord Shiva himself, allowing her to unite with her divine Lord. This sloka is very effective when chanted regularly to get married soon.

     While chanting this mantra, making offerings to the deity can help you please them sooner. Make offerings such as flowers, Milk, Fruits, betel leaves and nuts with incense, aarti and namaskaram.

1) Swayamvara Parvati Moola Mantra

" Om Hreem Yoginim Yogini Yogeswari 

Yoga Bhayankari Sakala Sthavara Jangamasya 

Mukha Hridayam Mama Vasamakarsha Akarshaya Swaha (Namaha) ! "

" ஓம் ஹ்ரீம் யோகினீம் யோகினி யோகேஸ்வரி 

யோக பயங்கரி ஸகல ஸ்தாவர ஜங்கமஷ்ய 

முக ஹ்ருதயம் மம வசமாகர்ஷ ஆகர்ஷாய ஸ்வாஹா "

Meaning

      Thou who art always in Union with the Lord, Master of Yoga, Terrible of Form, Heart of all that is living and non-living, please give me the power of attraction and fascination, O Noble One.

       This mantra is supposed to be recited 108 times every day for a continuous of 18 days or 24 days or 48 days depending upon how desperately do you need it.

How to Chant:

2) Swayamvara Parvathi Dhyana Sloka

" Balarkayutha Suprabham Karathale Rolambamalakritham

Malaam Sandhadhatheem Manohara Thanum Mandasmithodyanmukheem

Mandam Mandamupeyushim Varayithum Shambhum Jaganmohinim

Vande Deva Munindra Vanditha Padam Ishtarthadham Parvathim ! "

Meaning

        "O Thou who art resplendent with the radiance of the infant Sun,

endowed with beauteous Form of immense charm, aalways with a pleasant

and smiling face, Consort of the Lord, I pay by obeisances to Thee,

who art respected by the Rishies of yore"!

Chitra Purnima

     Chitra Purnima (Chitra Pournmi) is the day of full moon on Tamil month Chithirai. It is Celebrated as the festival that related to Madurai Meenakshi Amman Thirukkalyanam. It is also considered as the birthday of Chitragupta, the divine accountant. Lord Brahma created him through the Sun God. He is considered to be the younger brother of Yama, the God of Death, as well as his assistant. Chitragupta is believed to keep watch on Earth to record the good and bad actions of human beings.

     It is also believed that when a person dies, Chitragupta immediately makes a thorough check of the list of bad and good karmas of the person. He then passes the message to Lord Yama for taking the final decision on destiny of the soul of the person.

     On this day, Chitragupta turns liberal and can help to erase the sins of those who perform remedies to get rid of their karma. The following Sloka is recited on this Chitra Purnima to get rid of their bad karma. Chitra Puthira Nayanaar Story is also read on this special day. 

" Chitra guptam mahaa praajnam lekhaneepatra dhaarinam

Chitra-ratnaambara-dhaararn madhyastham sarvadehinaam ! "

"சித்ர குப்தம் மஹா ப்ராக்ஞம் லேகணீ பத்ர தாரிணம்

 சித்ர ரத்னாம் பரதாரம் மத்யஸ்தம் சர்வ தேஹினாம் ! "

Meaning : 

              " சிறந்த அறிவும், ஞானமும் கொண்டவரும், எழுத்தாணி, ஏடு   ஆகியவைகளை கைகளில் வைத்திருப்பவரும் 

                 அழகியரத்தினத்தலான உடையை அணிந்திருப்பவரும், எல்லா உயிர்களுக்கும் நடுநிலைமையுடன் நீதி அரசராக விளங்குவரான சித்ரகுப்தரே உமக்கு நமஸ்காரம் !"

" Sri chitra guptaaya namaha! "

" ஸ்ரீ சித்ர குப்தாய நமஹ ! "

Sloka for Dheerga Sumangali Yogam

      This is the Great Sloka chanted by Savithri to save the life of her husband Sathyavaan, addressed to Goddess Saraswathi. This sloka is recited for 108 times during the Karadaiyan Fasting Period for giving strength to our mangalyam. This is also practising the everyday prayer of married women after the bath every day for good life.

"Omkaara poorvikae daevi veenaa pusthaka dharinee

Vaedamaathaah namasthubhyam avaidhavyam prayachchamae!

Pathivrathae mahaabhaagae bharthushcha priyavaadinee

Avaidhavyam cha soubhaagyam daehitvam mama suvr(au)thae

Puthraan pouthraanscha soukyam cha soumangalyam daehimae !"

Meaning:

Oh, Goddess with "Om” prefixed to her name, who holds the Veena and the book,

I salute you oh mother of Vedas, please grant me the absence of widowhood!

Oh, Goddess who is dedicated to her husband, oh lucky one, who tells words that pleases her husband and who has made virtue her penance,

You please grant me absence of widowhood and all-round prosperity,

And also, sons, grandsons, pleasant life and auspicious state!