Mantra for Death-Victory

Maha Mritunjaya Mantra Jap
(Great Death-victory Mantra Chanting)
(AKA Maha Mritunjaya Mantra, Rudra Mantra, or Trambakam Mantra)

This Mantra is mentioned in Rig Veda (1500 B.C.), the oldest of the Hindu scriptures. It was a secret Mantra and once known only to Sage Markandeya. He gave it to Sati (who was in Haridwar), daughter of Daksha, and she helped Moon who was in trouble. Another version on the transmission of the Mantra is that Lord Shiva (the superior of the Hindu Trinity) gave the Mantra to Shukracharya who gave it to Sage Dadhichi (after whom the Param Veer Chakra, the highest Indian award for bravery, equivalent to the British Victoria Cross and American Medal of Honor, is named). It appeared in the scripture Shiva-Purana and thus to common man.

In the modern times, the Mrityunjaya Mantra is chiefly used for the following purposes

To seek good health
To seek postponing death
To seek cancellation of death
To seek painless and easy departure (death) for a terminally ill person

This Mantra is to be chanted typically 108 times. At times it is also chanted 3, 9, or large number of times, by the person concerned or by a near and dear one of the relevant person.

There are several other suggestions for effectiveness.

Transliteration

Om, we proffer our salutations to the three eyed Lord (Shiva) for enhancing our vitality; to release us from the bondage of death, so effortlessly, as a ripe cucumber falls off its creeper effortlessly.

Calligraphy / Writing (simplified Sanskrit)

Chanting (slow for comprehension) –

1st line text –

Om Trayambakam Yajamahe,

1st line audio –

2nd line text –

Suganadhim Pushti Vardhanam.

2nd line audio –

3rd line text –

Urvarukam Eva Bandhanat,

3rd line audio –

4th line text –

Mrityo Mukshiya Ma Amritat.

4th line audio –

Complete (all 4 lines together)-
Audio –

Stylised singing

Group chanting

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Following are examples of some key Mantras

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