Importance And Benefits Of Mahamrityunjaya Mantra Jaap

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Maha mrityunjaya Mantra one of the oldest and most significant Mantras in
Indian mythology and spirituality. The Maha Mrityunjaya Jaap addresses Lord Shiva. It
is a blend of three Hindi language words i.e. Maha, which means great, Mrityun means
death and Jaya means victory, which is translated as victory over death. It is also
famous as Rudra Mantra or Trayambakam Mantra. The Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra is
known to have been made by Rishi Markandeya. It is said that the Moon was once in
difficulty, cursed by King Daksha. Rishi Markandeya bestowed Sati, Daksha's daughter,
with the Mahamritryunjaya Mantra for the Moon. According to another translation this
is the Bija mantra as disclosed to Rishi Kahola that was presented by Lord Shiva to sage
Sukracharya, who taught it to Rishi Dadichi, who gave it to King Kshuva, through whom
it reached the Shiva Purana.

This Mantra is related to very aggressive form of Lord Shiva. Thats why its practice
should be done very carefully or in supervision of some expert person (Guru or master)
The Mantra and Meaning of the Mantra:
om tryambaka yajamahe sugandhi pushtivardhanam
purvarukamiva bandhananmmrityor mokshiye maamritat
We worship Lord Shiva (three eyed), who is our nurturer. We pray him to give us liberty
from confinements of death just as as cucumber gets plucked very easily from its roots.
Reciting this mantra has usually been known to generate positive physical, mental and
emotional advantages. Often thought of as a moksha mantra, this prayer is believed
to help promote longevity. This mantra is addressed to Lord Shiva and can help to
prevent the ill-timed death of you or your loved ones.

Benefits of Maha Mrityunjay Mantra Jaap

When chanted with sincerity, conviction and devotion, this mantra proves to be a
lifesaving mantra. The best time to this mantra is early morning hours (Brahma
Muhurta), around 4.00AM. One must practice to chant this mantra minimum 9 times
before you going to office or leaving from the home and before going to bed or taking
medicines. One must also chant this mantra for good health and wealth and must
make it a practice to chant once when you apply bhasma or holy ash or vibhuthi or
chandan or kumkum. Filling a glass with water, sit facing east and pray to Lord Shiva. At
the same time, you must close the top of the glass with the palm of your right hand, and
chant the mantra for 1008 times, spray the water inside the house, take few teaspoons
and give it to people. You can invoke the energy of Lord Shiva in the water by doing this
type of maha mrityunjaya jaap.
Chant as many times possible sitting next to people who are ill or under pain. Regularly
chant or play it in a recorder if there is a terminally ill patient around. If your friends or
relatives are suffering from cancer, play the mantra or chant regularly to reduce the
pain. It is said that Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra Jaap generates divine vibrations that
ward off all the negative and evil forces and creates a powerful protective shield.
Regular chanting will protect you from sudden death, accidents, famine, misfortunes of
any kind, calamity and unexplained situations.
Maha Mrityunjaya rejuvenates, bestows health, wealth, long life, peace, prosperity and
contentment. The healing and nourishing forces enter the human body through foods,
medicines, supportive emotions, and encouraging thoughts. The Maha Mrityunjaya
Mantra attracts these forces and creates an inner environment to enhance their
effectiveness.
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