Vishnu Shantakaram Mantra
Vishnu Shantakaram Mantra

Vishnu Shantakaram Mantra

Vishnu Shantakaram Mantra Lyrics, Meaning, Benefits, Download

Learn everything about this Vishnu mantra that is known to destroy fear from your mind
 
 
The Vishnu Shantakaram Mantra is a powerful chant that invokes the blessings of Lord Vishnu, the Master of the entire Universe.
It is one of the most peaceful Vishnu mantras. The mantra has a healing effect on the most dominant fears of our minds.
Through this mantra, we seek to liberate ourselves from fear and overcome any other obstacles in the way of our desired life.
Vishnu Shantakaram mantra is part of the Blissful Morning Mantras album.
 

Lyrics of the Mantra

Verse 1:
|| Shaantaakaaram Bhujaga Shayanam
Padmanaabham Suresham
Vishvaadhaaram Gagana Sadrsham
Meghavarnam Shubhaanggam ||
 
Verse 2:
|| Lakshmii Kaantam Kamala Nayanam
Yogibhir Dhyaanagamyam
Vande Vishnum Bhavabhayaharam
Sarvalokaikanatham ||
 

Meaning of the Mantra

Verse 1:
|| Shaantaakaaram Bhujaga Shayanam
Padmanaabham Suresham
Vishvaadhaaram Gagana Sadrsham
Meghavarnam Shubhaanggam ||
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Meaning:
I seek the blessings of Sri Vishnu, who rests gloriously on a serpent,
The Lord of gods, on whose navel a lotus is seated.
The master of all life in this Universe, infinite like the sky,
Who has an enormous form the color of blue clouds.
 
Verse 2:
|| Lakshmii Kaantam Kamala Nayanam
Yogibhir Dhyaanagamyam
Vande Vishnum Bhavabhayaharam
Sarvalokaikanatham ||
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Meaning:
The divine partner of Devi Lakshmi, With lotus-like eyes,
Who grants his presence to those who meditate devotedly.
I bow to that Lord Vishnu, the Alleviator of all worldly fears,
And the protector of the entire cosmos.
 
For a more thorough explanation of the mantra, look below:
Shantakaram : The one with peaceful and highly appealing form
Bhujagasayanam : the one that reclines on the five headed serpent Adisesha
Padmanabham : The one with a heavenly lotus emanating from his nava
Suresham : the one who is the head of all the gods
Viswadharam : The one who is the supporter of this universe
Kagana Sadrisham : the one who is so expansive like the space
Megha Varnam : The one who is dark in complexion like that of the clouds
Shubangam : the one who has a highly auspicious appearance
Lakshmi Kantham : The one who is the Lord of Lakshmi (goddess of wealth)
Kamala Nayanam : the one who has eyes like that of the lotus petals
Yogi Bhir Dhyana Gamyam : The one who is sought after by the penance of the Rishis
Vande Vishnum : I bow down to Lord Vishnu
Bhava Bhaya Haram : who is the remover of the earthly bondage and fears
Sarva Lokaika Natham : I know him as the Lord of all the worlds
 

Variations of the Mantra

The mantra is called the Shantakaram Bhujagasayanam mantra or the Padmanabha Mantra. The mantra meaning of this shloka shows little variation.
These verses are commonly associated with the Vishnu Shantakaram mantra, and they are widely recognized in this form.
However, variations in pronunciation and transliteration may exist based on regional traditions or individual preferences.
The core content and meaning of the mantra remain consistent, but minor differences in pronunciation and spelling may occur.
 

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Benefits of the Mantra

The Vishnu Shantakaram Mantra holds several benefits for the mind of both the chanter and the listener.
Listening to this enchanting Vishnu mantra along with meditation helps you in the following ways.
 
Benefit 1 - Helps you get over fear
Practicing with a strong intention helps relieve the constant habit of fear and anxiety
 
Benefit 2 - Builds resilience
Regular focused practice helps you cultivate a stronger resilience to negative energy
 
Benefit 3 - Brings composure
It cultivates a more calm and composed mind as you respond to changes and unexpected situations in life
 

History of the Mantra

This mantra is a prayer of surrender to the Divine Source that we all extend from. In Hindu mythology, this Divine Source is Lord Vishnu.
While Lord Brahma is the creator and Lord Shiva is the Destroyer, Lord Vishnu is the Nurturer and Protector of Life.
And this mantra is one of the core chants dedicated to Lord Vishnu, calling for his protection and lifelong presence in our lives.