% Text title : Dhanvantari Mantra % File name : dhanvantarimantraH.itx % Category : vishhnu, mantra, vishnu % Location : doc\_vishhnu % Transliterated by : Ruma Dewan % Proofread by : Ruma Dewan % Description-comments : Common mantra with 41 syllables/akSharas % Latest update : May 14, 2025 % Send corrections to : sanskrit at cheerful dot c om % % This text is prepared by volunteers and is to be used for personal study % and research. The file is not to be copied or reposted for promotion of % any website or individuals or for commercial purpose without permission. % Please help to maintain respect for volunteer spirit. % \documentstyle[11pt,multicol,itrans]{article} #include=ijag.inc #endwordvowel=.h \portraitwide \parindent=100pt \let\usedvng=\Largedvng % for 1 column \pagenumbering{itrans} \def\engtitle#1{\hrule\medskip\centerline{\LARGE #1}} \def\itxtitle#1{\medskip\centerline{\LARGEdvng #1}\medskip\hrule} \def\endtitles{\medskip\obeyspaceslines} %% \begin{document} \engtitle{.. Dhanvantari Mantra ..}## \itxtitle{.. dhanvantarimantraH ..}##\endtitles ## atha shrIdhanvantarimantrasya apAntaratabhA R^iShiH | triShTupChandaH | dhanvantarirdevatA | OM bIjam | svAhA shaktiH | sarvarogavinAshanArthe viniyogaH | mantranyAsaH \- OM namo bhagavate hR^it | dhanvantaraye shiraH | amR^itakalashahastAya shikhA | sarvAmayavinAshanAya kavacham | trilokanAthAya netram | viShNave svAhA astram || dhyAnam \- sha~NkhaM chakraM jalU(lau)kAM dadhadamR^itaghaTaM chApi (chAru)dorbhishchaturbhiH sUkShmasvachChAtihR^idyAM shukaparivilasanmaulimambhojanetram | (sUkShmaM svachChandahR^idyaM kushaparivilasanmaulimambhojanetram |) kAlAmbhodojjvalA~NgaM kaTitaTavilasachchArUpItAmbarADhyam vande dhanvantariM taM nikhilagadavanaprauDha(vAta)dAvAgnilIlam || 1|| mantraH \- OM namo bhagavate dhanvantaraye amR^itakalashahastAya sarvAmayavinAshanAya trilokanAthAya viShNave svAhA | ityekachatvAriMshadakSharo mantraH || ##Notes: The Dhyānam ##dhyAnam## has been found to have variations (given in parenthesis) amongst the referenced source texts and has also been found to vary with respect to versions available in popular usage. In the available publications, the word Jalūkām ##jalUkAM## has been used, while in popular usage, the word Jalaukam ##jalaukAM## is found. Both words are synonymous in application. The Mantra ##mantra## found in referenced publications has been specified as having 41 syllables. It is shorter than the prevalent variations found in popular usage. Encoded and proofread by Ruma Dewan \medskip\hrule\obeylines Please send corrections to sanskrit@cheerful.com Last updated \today https://sanskritdocuments.org \end{document}