AANG SPARASH KARNE KE Mantra

(Mantras to touch the Parts of Body)

1. OM VANGH MYA AASYA ASTU = TOUCH THE MOUTH
2. OM NASO M REE PRANO ASTU
3. OM AKSH NO M REE CHA K SHU RESTU
4. OM KRAN YO M REE SH RO TER MESTU
5. OM BA HOR M REE BAL MESTU
6. OM URVO M REE OJO ASTU
7. OM ARI SH TAANI ME ANG AANI TANU STEN VA ME SAH SANTU

Meaning:
Take water in your left hand and with the two fingers of right hand touch the parts of your body with the below Mantras:-
- Om Vangh mya aasya astu;--- With this Mantra, touch the water to your mouth.
OM= NAME OF GOD WHO PROTECTS US AND GIVE US KNOWLEDGE OF VEDAS. MAY MY AASYA IN MY MOUTH, VAAK= VOICE, ASTU= RESIDE.

MEANING--- WE MUST PRAY GOD LIKE THIS---- O! GOD IN MY MOUTH MAY MY VOICE I.E., SPEAKING POWER, REMAIN FOR LONG. I.E., Oh God, KINDLY Bless me with a good sense of speech.

- Om Naso Rme prano astu;--- With this Mantra, touch the water to both of your Nostrils, FIRST RIGHT THEN LEFT,BY RIGHT HAND FROM LITTLE FINGER, RING FINGER AND THUMB.

OM = THE ETRNAL NAME OF GOD MAY MY, NASOHO = IN NOSTRILS, PRANAH = BREATHING POWER, ASTU = REMAIN.

MEANING----O! GOD MAY IN MY NOSTRIL, MY BREATHING POWER REMIAN FOR LONG, I.E., Oh God, KINDLY Bless me to breathe properly to lead a longer life.

- Om aksh normee chakshurestu;--- With this Mantra, touch the water to both of your eyes, FIRST RIGHT THEN LEFT.

OM=NAME OF GOD, MAY MY, AKSHANNOH = EYES,CHAKSHUHU=LOOKING POWER, ASTU = REMAIN.

Meaning;---O!GOD MAY MY LOOKING POWER OF MY BOTH EYES REMAIN FOR LONG I.E., Oh God, KINDLY Bless me with a Good Sense of Sight.

- Om Kranyomree shroterm estu;-- With this Mantra, touch the water to both of your ears, FIRST RIGHT THEN LEFT.

OM = NAME OF GOD, MAY MY KARNNYOH = IN BOTH EARS, SHROTRAM = LISTENING POWER, ASTU=REMAIN.

Meaning;---- O! GOD MAY MY LISTENING POWER IN MY BOTH EARS REMAIN FOR LONG, i.e., Oh God, KINDLY bless me with a Good sense of Hearing.

- Om bahormree balm estu;----- With this Mantra, touch the water to both of your arms, FIRST RIGHT THEN LEFT.

OM = NAME OF GOD, MAY MY, BAHWOHO = IN MY ARMS, BALAM = STRENGTH/POWER, ASTU=REMAIN.

Meaning;-- O!GOD MAY IN MY BOTH ARMS THE POWER TO WORK HARD TOWARDS PIOUS DEEDS REMAIN FOR LONG. i.e., Oh God, KINDLY Give enough strength to both my arms.

- Om urvomree ojho astu;---- With this Mantra, touch the water to both of your THIGHS, FIRST RIGHT THEN LEFT.

OM = NAME OF GOD MAY MY, URVOHO = IN BOTH THIGHS, OJAH = STRENGTH, ASTU = REMAIN.

Meaning;---- O!GOD MAY IN MY BOTH THIGHIES THE STRENGTH TO GO HEITHEWR AND THITHER,TO DO PIOUS DEEDS REMAIN FOR LONG, i.e., Oh God, KINDLY, give enough strength to both my legs so that I am able to work hard and do not get lazy.

- Om ari sh taani me ang aani tanu sten va me sah santu;--- With this Mantra, sprinkle the water on ALL PARTS OF your body.

OM = NAME OF GOD, MAY MY ANGANNI = ALL PARTS OF BODY, ARISHTANI = WITHOUT DISEASES, MAY MY TANUHU = BODY TANVA = GROW, SAH = WITH, SANTU = REMAIN.

Meaning;---O! GOD, MAY MY ALLPARTS OF BODY REMAIN DISEASES-FREE/HEALTHY AND MAY MY BODY GROW PROPORTIONATELY AND REMAIN FOR LONG, i.e., oh God, make all the parts of my body strong and healthy so that I live a good and long life.

about ram

Lord Ram was born in Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh region of India. Lord Ram incarnated on earth hundreds of thousands of years ago, during the treta yug. He was born at midday, on the 9th day of the bright half of the month of Chaitra.

Lord Ram was born to King Dasaratha and Queen Kaushaliya. King Dasaratha was married to three Queens, Kaushaliya mother of Lord Ram, Kaikai mother of Bharat and Sumitra mother of Laxman and Shatrughna. Lord Ram was the eldest brother.

The reason for the incarnation of Lord Ram was to kill the demon Ravana, who was causing havoc and distress to society. The conquest of Ravana re-established peace, righteousness and harmony on earth.

Lord Ram was married to Sita, the daughter of King Janaka. When offering his daughter in marriage, King Janaka had invited many kings and princes from far off places to his palace. Janaka had offered the hand of his daughter to the Prince that would break the mighty bow of Lord Shiva. Many Princes failed including the demon Ravana. Only Lord Ram was able to break the mighty bow of Lord Shiva and thus became Sita’s bridegroom