(Hanuman had crossed the ocean in search of Sita defeating many demons in the way and performed many other miracles also). O Hanuman, you are the greatest example of the accomplishment of any kind of difficult tasks. Tvam = you asmin = my or mine kaarya = work or job niryoge = accomplishment, or achieving something with a balance of mind pramaanam = witness or example hari sattama = noble or good among monkeys hanuman = name of the monkey king and devotee of Sri Rama yatnam = efforts aasthaaya= to keep in control dukkha = sorrow kshaya = destruction or depletion karo = to do bhava = let it be (Amen).įull meaning (essence) of the above mantra:
Hanuman yatnamaastaaya dukkha kshaya karO bhava". There are many other mantras designed for pleasing and invoking God in different forms to achieve particular goals."Om Namo Narayanaya" is another mantra recited many times to please and obtain blessings from Lord Vishnu."Om Namah Shivaya" is a mantra uttered many times to please Lord Shiva.It is used mostly for concentrating oneself on meditation. "Om" is a single syllable mantra invoking the eternal soul by sending vibrations throughout the entire universe with the sound of 'om'.It is uttered repeatedly (mostly in a melodious style) to invoke God and to obtain his blessings. A mantra can be either a single syllable like "om" or a word or phrase or a verse. Most of this depends upon your belief and true devotion also.Ī mantra is a sacred utterance of some word or words with true devotion and faith in God in the Vedic culture. This can be also known as the Hanuman mantra for success.įor accomplishing extra-ordinary tasks or overcoming serious problems of life, some pundits/sages or seers recommend chanting this mantra for 108 times or 11 times for 40 days.
Hanuman Karya Siddhi mantra is a small mantra of two lines which is advised to be recited for 11 times daily for your daily success and happiness in life.