For the devotees seeking protection, healing, and spiritual upliftment, the Sudarshana Mantra serves as a guiding light.
The mantras below are dedicated to Lord Sudarshana, the divine discus (Chakra) of Lord Vishnu.
By chanting these Mantras, devotees invoke the Lord for protection, victory over enemies, mental peace, body healing, as well as for spiritual upliftment.
There are several dedicated mantras, including the Maha Sudarshana Mantra, Moola Mantra, Beej Mantra, Sudarshana Gayatri, and Narasimha Mantra.
Everyone has their own usage, some to practice Japa or Sadhana, while others do routine worship
By chanting the Sudarshana Mantra daily, the devotees get both spiritual strength and divine protection. These chants also invite harmony and the grace of Lord Sudarshana and Vishnu into their lives.
Sudharshana Narasimha Mantra
ॐ सहस्रार ज्वाला वर्ण्तिने क्ष्रौं हन हन हुं फट् स्वाहा
Oṃ Sahasrāra jvālā-vartine Kṣrauṃ Hana-Hana Huṃ Phaṭ Svāhā
Om, (I bow to lord Sudarshana), the one encircled with the blazing fire of a thousand suns, the embodiment of Narasimha Beeja Kshraum, may that power destroy and protect me from the negative forces. Please accept my offerings.
Jwala Sudarshana Mantra
ॐ रम् रम् रम् क्ष्रौं हुं सहस्रार हुं फट् हुं क्ष्रौं रम् रम् रम् क्ष्रौं हुं फट् स्वाहा
Oṃ Ram Ram Ram Kṣhrauṃ Huṃ Sahasrāra Huṃ Phaṭ Huṃ Kṣhrauṃ Ram Ram Ram Kṣhrauṃ Huṃ Phaṭ Svāhā
With the fiery beejas Ram and Shraum, May that Lord blazing like thousand suns destroy and protect me from all negative forces, May my offerings be accepted.
Sudarshana Mantra for protection against evil forces and enemies
सुदर्शन महाचक्र शान्त दुष्टभयंकर छिन्धि छिन्धि विदारय विदारय
परमन्त्रं ग्रस ग्रस भक्षय भक्षय भूतान् त्रासय त्रासय
Sudarśana Mahācakra Śānta Duṣṭabhayaṅkara Chindhi Chindhi Vidāraya Vidāraya
Paramantraṃ Grasa Grasa Bhakṣaya Bhakṣaya Bhūtān Trāsaya Trāsaya
Oh Lord Sudarshana, the form of mighty discus (Chakra) that establishes peace, O lord you are the one who instills fear in evil, please cut the curses given by the enemies, tear apart the obstacles created, absorb and neutralize the occult mantras, eat the negative forces (occult practices like Blackmagic), and drive away the Bhutas
Sri Sudarshana Mantra for health
सँ कम् रम् सँ रम् हुं फट् सहस्रार हुं फट्
Saṃ Kam Ram Saṃ Ram Huṃ Phaṭ Sahasrāra Huṃ Phaṭ
May the power of Bija words Sam Kam and Ram and the one blazing like thousand suns (lord Sudarshana) destroy all the negativity and act like a shield of protection.
Mantra to Remove Negativity
ॐ सहस्रार हुं फट् नमः
Oṃ Sahasrāra Huṃ Phaṭ Namaḥ
I bow to Lord Sudarshana, who is like a thousand suns. May all negative forces get destroyed and protect me from them.
Sudarshana Mantra for Victory
ॐ आम् ह्रीं क्रों सहस्रार हुं फट् स्वाहा
Oṃ Ām Hrīṃ Kroṃ Sahasrāra Huṃ Phaṭ Svāhā
May the power of Lord Sudarshana, embodying the Bija Sakthi of letters Aam Hrim Krom, destroy the negativity and protect me in all ways. Please accept my offerings.
Chanting Guide with Details of Timings and Japa Sankhya
You can follow the steps below, along with your Guru’s guidance, for the Sadhana (practice).
It is always advisable to continue practising Japa or sadhana in the same area as the Puja room, or in any clean, quiet place.
Sit comfortably, if possible, in a comfortable position, such as sukhasana or padmasana.
Before starting Japa, do the Sankalpa and maintain the same level of devotion throughout the Japa.
Timings: Early Mornings are ideal for chanting the Sudarshana mantra. However, if you seek to chant daily for worship or for doing Japa, any time is fine, but it’s good to maintain the same timing.
Ancient Sadhakas regard special days related to Lord Vishnu or Sudarshana as highly auspicious for starting Mantra Sadhana.
Japa Count: The best japa count for the Sudarshana Mantra is 108 times for all the mantras. If you wish to go with lower counts 11, 16, 21 and 51 are the ones you can choose.
For Mantra Sadhana, the total count required to achieve the power of Mantra is entirely different.
For Sudarshana Narasimha Mantra, Jwala Mantra, and most Sudarshana Mantras, it is 1 lakh 25 thousand times. This is also usually time-bound for 40 days or one mandalam.
