ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय धन्वन्तरये अमृतकलशहस्ताय सर्वामयविनाशनाय त्रैलोक्यनाथाय श्रीमहाविष्णवे स्वाहा।

om namo bhagavate vaasudevaaya dhanvantaraye amri'takalashahastaaya sarvaamayavinaashanaaya trailokyanaathaaya shreemahaavishnave svaahaa.

Salutations to Lord Vasudeva (an incarnation of Vishnu) in the form of Dhanvantari, who holds the pot of nectar (Amrita) in his hands, who destroys all diseases, who is the Lord of the three worlds. O Mahavishnu, I offer this oblation.

Listening to this mantra brings healing and protection. Dhanvantari, the god of medicine, removes diseases and restores health. The nectar (Amrita) in his hands represents immortality and divine energy. Chanting or listening to the mantra invokes his blessings for a healthy life, free from physical and mental illness. It also strengthens the connection with Lord Vishnu, who sustains the universe. This mantra ensures peace and well-being across all three worlds, bringing overall balance and harmony.

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Three meanings words

1.Abhidha - literal meaning. A stone means a piece of rock. 2.Lakshana - secondary meaning. The word stone can be used to indicate hardness. 3.Vyanjana - suggestive meaning. The word stone can be used to indicate the merciless nature of someone.

How was Dronacharya born?

Sage Bharadwaja, Dronacharya's father, went to bathe in the river Ganga. Seeing Apsara Ghritachi there, he became sexually excited. His semen fell which he collected in a cup. From this dronacharya was born.

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