Mantras From Bhagavad-gita

Bhagavad Gita is a 700-verse Hindu scripture epic, which is part of Hindu epic Mahabharata. This is based on discussion between lord Krishna and Arjuna at battlefield.

Shiva Panchakshara Stotram (Shiva Mahima)

This Powerful Mantra or devotional Stotra is belongs to Lord Shiva, is the prime deity and The Destroyer among the trinity. Panchakshara Stotra is a divine stotra of lord Shiva. Stotras are a praise of god and it is called as stotras. The Panchakshara literally means "five letters" in Sanskrit and refers to the five holy letters 'Na', 'Ma ','Si','Va', 'Ya'.

Mantra for Success in Business

Everyone wants to become a rich and successful businessman but usually that desired wish not complete due to evil sight, disaster and other problems. Then you must go with god grace and take away from these problems.

Shri Ram Vandana And Mantras

Lord Rama is the most popular deity in Hindus; Rama was Vishnu's incarnation on earth. Lord Rama is a perfect king, husband, man, son and deity according to puranas & Shastras. The Ram Vandana is a prayer or praise of Shree Rama, who is considered as the perfect male (Maryada Purushottama) or prime deity in the Hindu religion. 

Lord Shankar Mantra (Mahadev Mantra)

Lord Shiva known as Shankar & Mahadeva is the most popular Hindu deity. He is also known as the Destroyer or the Transformer according to Hindu methodologies & Puranas.

Mantra For Getting Job Soon

Here is a powerful Mantra for getting new jobs, Promotions in jobs and success in examinations etc. Below is the lyric of Ramcharitmanas mantra for Jobs. Chanting this mantra daily will helps to remove any obstacles in your current job or getting new job. Students who are preparing for exams and employees waiting for the long waited promotions can surely attain success by daily praying of this mantra.

Shri Hanuman Chalisa ( हनुमान चालीसा )

Hanuman chalisa, The most popular Hindu stotra of god hanuman, it has been written by the goswami tulsidas in awadhi language. In this stotra, The word chalisa indicates numbers of forty.