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The Navagraha beej mantras for all nine planets, and the classical mantras recited for wealth and prosperity — with transliteration, the day each is traditionally taken up, and honest notes on practice. Free, no sign-up.
The three most widely recited prosperity mantras in Indian practice. They are devotional, not transactional — the tradition frames them as cultivating the qualities that invite abundance, not as payment for it.
The short Mahalakshmi mantra. Recited at the household lamp, most often on Fridays and at the full moon.
Addressed to the keeper of wealth. Traditionally taken up when building savings rather than chasing windfalls.
Recited before any undertaking — the customary first mantra of a new venture.
108 repetitions daily on a mala is the common practice. Traditional totals for a full cycle vary between lineages — treat any specific figure as one school's guidance, not a universal rule.
Sunrise is preferred, and the planet's own weekday is favoured. The app's hourly view shows each day's planetary hours if you want to align practice with them.
Learn the sounds from a teacher or recording where you can; the transliteration above is a guide, not a substitute.
Pick by what is actually running in your chart — the app names your mahadasha, antardasha and pratyantardasha lords for any date.
Not medicine, not financial advice, not a guarantee. Practice is discipline and attention; outcomes are never promised here.
A beej ("seed") mantra is a short syllabic formula addressed to a planet or deity. The Navagraha set gives one for each of the nine planets of Indian astrology and is the most widely recited planetary remedy.
The common daily practice is 108 repetitions, counted on a mala. Traditional totals for a full cycle differ between schools, so treat any specific number as one tradition among several rather than a rule.
Most practitioners take the mantra of the planet running as their current dasha lord, or of a planet the chart shows as weak. The app names your running lords for any date, so you can see which planet is actually active before choosing.
No. Mantra practice is a tradition of discipline and attention, offered here for reflection. Nothing on this page is a promise of wealth, health or any other outcome.