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On Shani Jayanti: The audio file - pauranic mantra to be offered in the fire during Shani homa or indeed to Shanischara in any other homam. Meditating on this mantra is an excellent prayer for Shani Maharaj. This is better than the commonly used mantra used elsewhere. सूर्यपुत्रो दीर्घदेहो...

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Ignore Typo in above tweet and chant as in video above and here is the correct script: 👇🏻 सूर्य पुत्रो दीर्घ देहो विशालाक्षः शिवप्रियः । मन्दचारः प्रसन्नात्मा पीडां हरतु मे शनिः

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Pranaam Can we chant this mantra without Homa?

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Pranaam. Absolutely.

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प्रणाम, आपके संदेश के माध्यम से, आज शनि देव की नई प्रार्थना के बारे में पता चला। सादर आभार

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Narayanan Hariharanvor 2 Jahren

Pranaam Pandit Ji. While reciting, you said mandachaar instead of mandadhaar as written in your tweet. Which is the correct version?

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Har Har Mahadev 🙏🙏

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पंडित जी, मैं होम/यज्ञ पद्धति का अनादर नहीं करना चाहता, या शॉर्टकट नहीं अपनाना चाहता। लेकिन, कई घरों में होम करना संभव नहीं है। इसके बजाय - क्या हम क्षेत्र को साफ कर सकते हैं, चूल्हे पर एक नया या साफ बर्तन रख सकते हैं, और उसे यज्ञ कुंड के रूप में मान सकते हैं? मैंने अमेरिका में ऐसा किया था (अज्ञानता या आवश्यकता के कारण) लेकिन कोई औरतरीका होना चाहिए | हम एक चम्मच के बजाय घी की एक बूंद डाल सकते हैं, या आहुति का आकार छोटा हो सकता है... प्रणाम

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Jai Shani Dev 🙏🪷🙏

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Pranaam Sir 🙏🏻 Thank you so much 🙏🏻

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