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Rudra Gayatri Mantra – Benefits and Meanings

Posted on April 15, 2020August 7, 2022 by suils
Since every day of the week is dedicated to one God or the other. Monday is dedicated to Lord Shiva and chanting the mantra for him on Monday will enhance maximum benefits. Rudra Gayatri’s mantra helps us to lead a fearless life, chanting this mantra will help us to remove all the irrational supernatural fears. It improves self-strength and power. Also, this mantra frees the chanter from depression and mental diseases. The mantra helps in attaining Moksha. The best use of Rudra Gayatri’s mantra is to get peace of Mind. When the Mind wanders, this mantra helps in Meditation and enables us to collect the mind so that we are able to concentrate on the self. Rudra Gayatri’s mantra helps to get self- realization and enables motivation to lead a life on the path of dedication and Meditation. This Mantra enables to shower Lord Shiva’s Blessing on the chanter.

Benefits of Rudra Gayatri mantra :

(1) Rudra Gayatri’s mantra imbibes in us positivity and removes all negativity.
(2) It enables us to achieve inner and eternal peace.
(3) By reciting Shiva Mantra, people are ensured to get heaven at the end of their life’s journey.
(4) It will increase brain ability and increases levels of concentration.
(5) Shiva Gayatri’s mantra boosts energy and immunity and also prevents accidents and untimely death.
Here is a Rudra Gayatri mantra, used for pleasing the Lord and getting his blessings.

Rudra Gayatri Mantra in Sanskrit

“ॐ तत्पुरुषाय विद्महे महादेवाय धीमहि
तन्नो रुद्रः प्रचोदयात्॥”

Rudra Gayatri Mantra in English

“Aum Tadpurushaaya Vidvamahe,
Mahadevaaya Dheemahi
Tanno Rudra Prachodayaat”

Meaning of Rudra Gayatri Mantra

Aum. Let us invoke the three realms of the earth (-bhur), wind (-bhuvah) and fire (-swaha). Aum. Let us invoke the superlative (-tad) male (-Purusha) and omniscient lord (-vidvamahe). Let us meditate and focus upon (-dheemahi) the supreme (-maha) lord (-devaaya). Let us ask Shiva (-Rudra) to provide us inspiration and guidance (-prachodayaat) in our spiritual journeys.
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