Sita Mantra

Explore the sacred Sita Mantra. This divine chant invokes the grace of Goddess Sita for love, strength, and a life filled with harmony and virtue.

Asadhya Rog Nashak Mantra

Shree Ram Sanidhyavasham Jagadanandadayini. Utpatti Sthiti Sanharkarini Sarvadehinam.

Chanting this mantra can help protect from incurable diseases and keep them at bay.

Dukh Nashak Mantra

Udbhav Sthiti Sanharkarini Harinim. Sarvashreyaskarin Sitaam Nato'ham Ramaballabham.

Chanting this mantra brings an end to all sorrows in life.

Sita Gayatri Mantra

Om Janakaya Vidmahe Ram Priyaya Dhimahi, Tanno Sita Prachodayat.

Salutations to Sita, the embodiment of virtue, sacrifice, righteousness, and compassion, and the beloved of Lord Ram.

Sukh-Shanti Ke Liye

Shree Janaki Ramabhyaam Namah Jai Shree Sita Ram Shree Sitaay Namah

Buri Shaktiyon Se Door Rehne Ke Liye

Naam Paharu Divas Nisi Dhyan Tumhar Kapaat. Lochan Nij Pad Jantrit Jahi Pran Kehin Baat.

Chanting this mantra awakens a sense of protection, creating a shield of confidence and security around the person, safeguarding them in all situations.

Sita Mantra

Mata Sita is considered an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity. Being the daughter of King Janak, she is also known as Janaki and Janaksuta. As a princess of Mithila, she is famously called Maithili. Mata Sita married Lord Ram, the son of King Dasharath of Ayodhya, who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. After marriage, Mata Sita had to endure 14 years of exile with Lord Ram. Lord Ram is considered to be the presiding deity of Mata Sita. Chanting the Sita mantra helps in ending all sorrows and brings peace and happiness to the home. Mata Sita’s glory is such that even today, people often take her name before Lord Ram.

Importance of Chanting the Sita Mantra

In the Ramayana, Ram symbolizes our soul, supreme consciousness, truth, and virtue, while Mata Sita represents the primal energy or Kundalini power. Mata Sita is considered an ideal woman. She resides in the Muladhara or root chakra, which represents the earth element. Chanting the Sita mantra activates the flow of prana (life force) through the Sushumna Nadi, which allows the Kundalini energy to rise. Continuous chanting of the Sita Ram mantra creates subtle friction that activates the Ida and Pingala Nadis, or sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, and the Vagus nerve or Sushumna Nadi starts vibrating. Chanting the Sita Ram mantra helps balance the two hemispheres of the brain.

How to Chant the Sita Mantra

Before chanting the Sita mantra, take a bath and wear clean clothes.
Set up an idol or picture of Mata Sita in your home's temple.
Sit on a kusha grass mat, facing either the north or east direction.
Offer flowers, rice, and other decorative items to Mata Sita.
Offer fruits and sweets to Mata Sita and perform her worship.
Begin chanting the Sita mantra with full devotion and dedication.
Chant the mantra "Sita Ram - Sita Ram - Sita Ram - Sita Ram" clearly and rhythmically.

Benefits of Chanting the Sita Mantra

Regular chanting of the Sita mantra helps fulfill the desire to find a loving life partner.
Chanting the mantra increases love in married life and brings happiness.
It helps to eliminate all difficulties and challenges in life.
Chanting the Sita mantra regularly helps complete pending tasks.
Mata Sita is considered an incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi, so chanting the mantra increases wealth and prosperity.
Regular chanting boosts self-confidence.

Things to Keep in Mind While Chanting the Sita Mantra

The Sita mantra should be chanted with pure and correct pronunciation.
Ensure cleanliness; never chant the mantra without bathing and make sure the place where you are chanting is clean.
Avoid eating tamasic (unhealthy) food while chanting the mantra.
Maintain full celibacy (Brahmacharya) while chanting the mantra.