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Navarna Mantra (ॐ ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं चामुण्डायै विच्चे) Jaap (108 Mala / 1.25 Lakh)
Rs 21,000
Navarna Mantra Jaap (ॐ ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं चामुण्डायै विच्चे) – Jaap Puja is a powerful personal mantra-chanting ritual dedicated to Goddess Durga in her supreme Shakti form. The Navarna Mantra is revered for awakening inner strength, protection, wisdom, and victory over negativity. When performed in Ayodhya with personal Sankalp by experienced Acharyas, this Jaap Puja—completed as 108 Mala or 1.25 Lakh repetitions—creates intense spiritual vibrations that cleanse obstacles and empower the devotee.
Significance
The Navarna Mantra is the core mantra of Devi Sadhana and is traditionally chanted for protection, fearlessness, clarity, and success in difficult circumstances. Each bija within the mantra represents knowledge (ऐं), power (ह्रीं), and attraction/fulfillment (क्लीं). As a Jaap Puja, it focuses on disciplined repetition rather than elaborate rituals, making it ideal for sustained spiritual practice and inner transformation. Performing this Jaap in Ayodhya amplifies devotion and steadiness through the sacred energy of the land.
Benefits
- Divine Protection and Fearlessness — Navarna Mantra Jaap creates a protective spiritual shield through Devi Shakti.
- Awakening of Inner Strength — Sustained chanting awakens courage, confidence, and inner resilience.
- Removal of Obstacles and Negativity — The Jaap helps dissolve fear, negativity, and repeated obstacles.
- Spiritual Empowerment and Focus — It enhances spiritual focus, clarity, and disciplined devotion.
Process
- 1 — The Acharya takes Sankalp in the devotee’s name and gotra, invoking Goddess Durga and stating the intention for protection, strength, or victory.
- 2 — Purification rituals are performed to cleanse the space and prepare the environment for focused mantra chanting.
- 3 — Introductory mantras and meditation are performed to establish connection with Devi Shakti and mental focus.
- 4 — The Navarna Mantra is chanted continuously with discipline and devotion until the prescribed count is completed.
- 5 — Flowers and symbolic offerings are made while prayers are offered for fulfillment of Sankalp and divine grace.
- 6 — The Jaap concludes with Devi Aarti and blessings, invoking courage, protection, and inner stability.