Om Graam Greem Groum Saha Gurave Namaha 1008 times

Guru Graha Mantra ( Guru Brihaspati or Planet Jupiter)

"Om Graam Greem Groum Saha Gurave Namaha" 1008 times chanting | Guru Graha Mantra

The mantra "Om Graam Greem Groum Saha Gurave Namaha" is a powerful Sanskrit chant used in Hindu astrology and spirituality, particularly in reference to the planet Jupiter, known as "Guru" or "Brihaspati" in Vedic astrology. This mantra is designed to enhance the positive effects and mitigate the negative influences of Jupiter in one's horoscope. Here's a breakdown of the mantra:

Om: The universal sound; a sacred syllable that is a common prefix in mantras meant to invoke a connection with the highest spiritual realities.

Graam Greem Groum: These are bija (seed) mantras associated with the planetary energy of Jupiter. Each syllable is intended to capture and express the essence of Jupiter's influence, enhancing its beneficial qualities.

Saha: This is often used in mantras to indicate empowerment or capability, reinforcing the mantra's invocation and effect.

Gurave: Literally translates to "to the Guru" or "teacher," referring directly to Jupiter, which is considered the teacher of the gods.

Namaha: A term of veneration or salutation, which in this context means "salutations to Guru (Jupiter)."

Chanting this mantra is believed to enhance wisdom, expand knowledge, improve prosperity, and promote spiritual growth, as these are the areas traditionally influenced by Jupiter. The mantra is often used by those seeking to improve their educational pursuits, professional growth, and personal development. It can be particularly beneficial during periods when Jupiter's placement in the horoscope is deemed challenging or when seeking to strengthen Jupiter's favorable effects during its transit.

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