I have described the method of mastering the Shabar Lakshmi Mantra and the uncomplicated procedure of retaining its positive and money-attracting energy forever.
Benefits of Chanting this Secret Shabar Lakshmi Mantra:
Attraction of Wealth and Prosperity: This Secret Mantra is connected to the "Dhanada," or the giver of wealth, and "Dhana-Dhanya-Samruddhi Datri," provider of wealth, grains, and prosperity; forms of Goddess Lakshmi. Hence, the mantra is beneficial in attracting all kinds of prosperity and everlasting abundance.
Eliminating Money Problems: The mantra invokes "Sarva Badha Nivarini," or the all-problems, difficulties, and obstacles eliminating form of Lakshmi. Hence, it is potent in getting freedom from money- and wealth-related problems, debts, business losses, and poverty.
Happiness and Domestic Harmony: The Lakshmi Mantra invites Goddess to the home of the practitioner by chanting "Mam grihe agachha agachha," which means come to my house. The presence of Lakshmi removes all negativity and brings powerful positive energy into the house. This makes the atmosphere in the home positive, peaceful, and harmonious.
The chanting of this mantra strengthens the aura of the practitioner and increases his spiritual and attraction powers.
The Procedure for Practicing the Secret Shabar Lakshmi Mantra Sadhana:
Preferred Dates to Start the Mantra Chanting: Any day of the festival of Diwali, any solar or lunar eclipse period, the Ravi-Pushya Nakshatra, or any auspicious Friday. Purnima or Full Moon Day is also an effective day to commence the mantra chanting.
The chanting should be done either in the Brahma Muhurat, which is between 4 to 6 AM in the morning, or Pradosh Kaal, the period after sunset.
Direction and Clothing: The practitioner should sit facing the North or East. Wearing yellow or red clothes is considered best for the Mantra Sadhana.
Sitting Mat and Counting Rosary: The chanter should use a yellow or red cloth mat as a seat. A counting rosary made of lotus seeds (Kamalgatta) or clear quartz (Sphatik) is considered best for counting the number of mantra chants.
Lamp and Bhog: The devotee should light a four-wick lamp (called Chaumukhi Deepak in Hindi) using pure cow ghee in front of the photo or idol of Goddess Lakshmi. He should offer Kheer (rice pudding) or any sweet made using milk as the main ingredient to Goddess Lakshmi.
Chanting the Shabar Lakshmi Mantra: The devotee should recite the mantra which I have given below 108 times for 11 days continuously to gain Siddhi and attract permanent prosperity.
Secret Shabar Lakshmi Mantra in Hindi:
ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं महालक्ष्मी, धनदा, धन-धान्य-समृद्धि दात्री, सर्व बाधा निवारिणी, मम गृहे आगच्छ आगच्छ, धनं देहि देहि, स्वाहा ||
Transliteration in English of the Shabar Lakshmi Mantra:
Om Hreem Shreem Kleem Mahalakshmi, Dhanada, Dhana-Dhaanya-Samruddhi Daatri, Sarva Baadha Nivaarini, Mama Gruhe Aagachchha Aagachchha, Dhanam Dehi Dehi, Swaahaa.
Important Rules for the Shabar Lakshmi Mantra Siddhi Sadhana: The practice should be kept secret. The practitioner should maintain positivity throughout the 11 days of the Siddhi Sadhana. He should consume pure vegetarian non-spicy foods and maintain celibacy. As explained by me time and again in many earlier posts, the chanter should maintain mental and physical cleanliness throughout the Siddhi Sadhana because these qualities are very dear to Goddess Lakshmi.
Reciting the Lakshmi Mantra after Siddhi: The Lakshmi Mantra should be chanted either 7 or 11 times after attaining Siddhi. This helps retain the positive energy generated by the mantra during the Siddhi Sadhana.
Preferred Method of Chanting the Mantra: Mansik Jaap, which is mentally chanting the mantra without moving the lips or tongue, or Upanshu Jaap, which means reciting the mantra in a soft whispering voice that is audible only to the practitioner.
The chanting should be done either in the Brahma Muhurat, which is between 4 to 6 AM in the morning, or Pradosh Kaal, the period after sunset.
Direction and Clothing: The practitioner should sit facing the North or East. Wearing yellow or red clothes is considered best for the Mantra Sadhana.
Sitting Mat and Counting Rosary: The chanter should use a yellow or red cloth mat as a seat. A counting rosary made of lotus seeds (Kamalgatta) or clear quartz (Sphatik) is considered best for counting the number of mantra chants.
Lamp and Bhog: The devotee should light a four-wick lamp (called Chaumukhi Deepak in Hindi) using pure cow ghee in front of the photo or idol of Goddess Lakshmi. He should offer Kheer (rice pudding) or any sweet made using milk as the main ingredient to Goddess Lakshmi.
Chanting the Shabar Lakshmi Mantra: The devotee should recite the mantra which I have given below 108 times for 11 days continuously to gain Siddhi and attract permanent prosperity.
Secret Shabar Lakshmi Mantra in Hindi:
ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं महालक्ष्मी, धनदा, धन-धान्य-समृद्धि दात्री, सर्व बाधा निवारिणी, मम गृहे आगच्छ आगच्छ, धनं देहि देहि, स्वाहा ||
Transliteration in English of the Shabar Lakshmi Mantra:
Om Hreem Shreem Kleem Mahalakshmi, Dhanada, Dhana-Dhaanya-Samruddhi Daatri, Sarva Baadha Nivaarini, Mama Gruhe Aagachchha Aagachchha, Dhanam Dehi Dehi, Swaahaa.
Important Rules for the Shabar Lakshmi Mantra Siddhi Sadhana: The practice should be kept secret. The practitioner should maintain positivity throughout the 11 days of the Siddhi Sadhana. He should consume pure vegetarian non-spicy foods and maintain celibacy. As explained by me time and again in many earlier posts, the chanter should maintain mental and physical cleanliness throughout the Siddhi Sadhana because these qualities are very dear to Goddess Lakshmi.
Reciting the Lakshmi Mantra after Siddhi: The Lakshmi Mantra should be chanted either 7 or 11 times after attaining Siddhi. This helps retain the positive energy generated by the mantra during the Siddhi Sadhana.
Preferred Method of Chanting the Mantra: Mansik Jaap, which is mentally chanting the mantra without moving the lips or tongue, or Upanshu Jaap, which means reciting the mantra in a soft whispering voice that is audible only to the practitioner.
Note: The most extensive list of the Mantras, Yantras, Prayers, and articles on the Goddess of Wealth and Plenty, Lakshmi, can be seen in the section on: Mantras of Lakshmi Devi.
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