If you are seeking spiritual growth and to have your wishes fulfilled, the Mahamaya Mantra is the one that can offer a way beyond.
Dedicated to the Goddess Mahamaya, these mantras are a sacred invocation to receive the blessings of the Shakti for victory, prosperity, protection, and spiritual liberation.
Goddess Mahamaya represents the great illusory power of the universe, serving as a connection between the material and spiritual realms.
Over the centuries, many practitioners have devoted themselves to the worship of Mahamaya through sadhana mantras and consistent rituals, seeking the blessings and favour of the Goddess.
Mahamaya Mantra sadhana is deeply rooted in the Shakti tradition, empowering devotees to overcome challenges, acquire supernatural powers, and remain connected to the divine energy of the supreme Goddess.
These mantras are also suitable for use in regular worship or puja practices.
Mahamaya Mantra for Victory and Removing Obstacles
ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं पूर्व दुर्गति नाशिन्यैक महामायायै स्वाहा
Oṁ Hrīṁ Śrīṁ Klīṁ Pūrva Durgati Nāśinyaika Mahāmāyāyai Svāhā
Meaning: Om, O Goddess Mahamaya, the embodiment of the powerful Bijas – Hrim, Srim, and Klim, which symbolise divine energy, prosperity, and the fulfilment of desires. O, the remover of past karma, misfortunes, and obstacles, I present my offerings for your acceptance.
Goddess Mahamaya Mantra for Prosperity
ॐ नमो महामाये महा भोग दायिनि हूं स्वाहा
Oṁ Namo Mahāmāye Mahā Bhoga Dāyini Huṁ Svāhā
Meaning: Om, I bow to the Mahamaya devi, the bestower of infinite pleasures (indicating prosperity). May her power protect me. I present my offerings for your acceptance.
Mahamaya Mantra for Wish-fulfilling
ॐ महामायायै नमः
Oṁ Mahāmāyāyai Namaḥ
Meaning: My salutations to the Mahamaya Goddess.
How Many Times and When to Chant
The Japa Sankhya for the Mahamaya mantra is 1 lakh 25 thousand times, or the practitioner can recite the Mantra 108 times daily until their wishes get fulfilled.
For regular worship devotees can chant 11, 16, or 21 times while performing puja.
Early mornings or evenings, after Pradosham time, are recommended for chanting these mantras or performing japa. However, one can recite at any time without any restrictions.
