A mantra for every graha. Chanted right.
320 classical Sanskrit mantras in twelve categories — the nine graha beej mantras, seed syllables, deity, protection, prosperity and healing mantras — each with its Devanagari, transliteration, meaning, japa count, best day and classical source, and an audio chant to follow. Free to read and listen on every plan; sign in with a free account to open it. Saving the audio or PDF is Max.
Open the mantra library — free
What is in the free mantra library
The nine graha beej mantras
Surya to Ketu — each planet's seed-syllable mantra with its japa count and the day and hour to chant it
320 mantras, twelve categories
Navagraha, Beej (seed), Devata (deity), Protection, Samriddhi (prosperity), Chikitsa (healing), Prabhaat (morning), Relationship, Spiritual, Vedic, Tantric, Devotional
Everything on one card
The Sanskrit in Devanagari, a transliteration to chant from, the meaning, benefits, japa count, best time, the vidhi and the classical text it is cited from
Recommended for your Moon sign
Once your Moon sign is on your profile, the library opens with the beej mantra of your rashi's ruling planet — a classical way to strengthen it
An audio chant on every card
Press play and chant along; a devotional painting of the deity or graha leads each card
Ask Panditji which mantra
Tell him the goal — peace, career, a weak planet — and he names one mantra with its count, time and method, tied to your chart and running dasha
The nine graha beej mantras
One seed-syllable mantra for each planet, from the Navagraha Stotra and the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra. The count is the full japa sankhya the library gives for that graha; the vidhi on each card says which way to face — and on most, what to wear or offer and how to count it out day by day.
| Graha | Beej mantra | Japa count | Best time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surya (Sun) | Om Hraam Hreem Hraum Sah Suryaya Namah | 7,000 | Sunrise · Sundays · Ratha Saptami |
| Chandra (Moon) | Om Shraam Shreem Shraum Sah Chandraya Namah | 11,000 | Mondays · Purnima (Full Moon) · Pradosham |
| Mangal (Mars) | Om Kraam Kreem Kraum Sah Bhaumaya Namah | 10,000 | Tuesdays · Sunrise |
| Budh (Mercury) | Om Braam Breem Braum Sah Budhaya Namah | 9,000 | Wednesdays · Sunrise |
| Guru (Jupiter) | Om Graam Greem Graum Sah Gurave Namah | 19,000 | Thursdays · Sunrise · Pushya Nakshatra day |
| Shukra (Venus) | Om Draam Dreem Draum Sah Shukraya Namah | 16,000 | Fridays · Sunrise |
| Shani (Saturn) | Om Praam Preem Praum Sah Shanaischaraya Namah | 23,000 | Saturdays · Sunrise · Shani Trayodashi |
| Rahu | Om Bhraam Bhreem Bhraum Sah Rahave Namah | 18,000 | Saturdays or Wednesdays · Rahu Kaal window |
| Ketu | Om Straam Streem Straum Sah Ketave Namah | 17,000 | Tuesdays or Thursdays |
FAQ
Is the mantra library free?
Yes, on every plan. All 320 mantras, the audio chant on each card, search, the Moon-sign recommendation and asking Panditji which mantra to chant are free (Panditji chat on the free plan has a daily message allowance; the library itself has none) — you sign in with a free account to open the library. The one paid part is saving: downloading a mantra's audio, its PDF or its share image is for Max.
Which mantra should I chant for a weak planet?
Each of the nine grahas has a beej mantra in the library, with its japa count and the day to chant it. The classical starting point is the beej mantra of your Moon sign's ruling planet — once your Moon sign is on your profile, the library opens with that one recommended for you. For a specific affliction, ask Panditji: he reads your chart and running dasha and names one mantra with its count, time and method.
How many times, and when?
Every card carries its japa count and best time — the Guru beej mantra, for example, is 19,000, on Thursdays at sunrise. The vidhi on the card says which direction to face and, on most, what to wear and offer and how to count it out day by day. Five help chips on the page explain japa, the count, the vidhi, beej mantras and the mala for anyone starting from zero.
Where do the mantras come from?
Each card cites its classical source — the nine graha beej mantras from the Navagraha Stotra and the Brihat Parashara Hora Shastra. Panditji's mantra guidance is grounded in the Mantra Mahodadhi and Sharada Tilaka, the stotras and chalisas, and the Atharvaveda, and he is instructed never to invent a "secret" mantra.
Is the audio a real recording?
It is a chant generated in advance with a speech-synthesis voice, one for every mantra — not a priest recorded live. It is there so you can hear the cadence and chant along. The Devanagari and the transliteration on the card are what to learn from.
Can I read it in Hindi?
Yes. Every mantra carries its name, meaning, benefits and best time in English and in Hindi, and the Sanskrit itself is shown in Devanagari with a Roman transliteration under it. Switch the language in the app and the library follows.