Saraswati Pranam Mantra

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Goddess Saraswati is the deity of knowledge and wisdom. Everyone should know the Saraswati Pranam Mantra. Before starting studies, whether sitting in front of a book or before the worship of Goddess Saraswati, read this chans with devotion to begin your learning, enhance memory, concentration, and intellect, paving the way for a successful learning journey.

Saraswati Pranam Mantra:

Om Saraswati Mahabhage Vidye Kamalalochane,
Vishwaroopay Vishalakshi Vidyam Dehi Namostute.

This mantra pays homage to Goddess Saraswati, seeking her divine grace to bless the seeker with wisdom and enlightenment. After reciting the Pranam chants, chant the Vandana Mantras (hymn of praise) for Goddess Saraswati.

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Saraswati Vandana Mantra:

Jaya Jaya Devi Charachar Saare,
Kuchayuga Shobhita Mukta Haare.
Veena Ranjita Pustaka Haste,
Bhagavati Bharati Devi Namostute.

This Vandana glorifies Goddess Saraswati as the divine mother who holds a veena (symbolizing music and arts) and a book (symbolizing wisdom), bestowing her devotees with knowledge and eloquence. Then, proceed to recite the Prayer and Vandana Mantras.

Saraswati Prayer Mantra:

For a deeper invocation, recite the Saraswati Prayer Mantra, which acknowledges her supreme role in intellectual and creative pursuits:

Om Yatha Na Devo Bhagavan Brahma Lokapitamaha,
Tvam Parityajya Samtishthet Tatha Bhava Varaprada.
Om Veda Shastrani Sarvani Nritya Geetadikam Cha Yat,
Na Bihinah Tvaya Devi Tatha Me Santu Siddhayah.
Om Lakshmir Medha Dhara Tushti Gauri Pushtih Prabha Dhriti,
Etabhih Pahi Tanubhiraashtabhirmam Saraswati.

This powerful prayer acknowledges that all knowledge—whether scriptures, music, or arts—is incomplete without the divine blessings of Goddess Saraswati.

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