ब्रह्मा विष्णुश्च रुद्रश्च स्कन्दो वैश्रवणस्तथा।
रक्षन्तु त्वरिता बालं मुञ्च मुञ्च कुमारकम्।

brahmaa vishnushcha rudrashcha skando vaishravanastathaa.
rakshantu tvaritaa baalam muncha muncha kumaarakam.

Brahma, Vishnu, Rudra, and Skanda, along with Vaishravana, protect this child swiftly. Release, release this little child from problems.

Listening to this mantra brings protection and blessings for children. It invokes the powerful deities Brahma, Vishnu, Rudra, Skanda, and Vaishravana, seeking their grace to safeguard the young one from harm. The mantra calms fears, wards off negative energies, and promotes a feeling of safety. It strengthens the mind and spirit, building resilience against challenges. Regular chanting or listening also brings divine presence, creating a shield around the child, fostering good health, peace, and happiness.

Knowledge Bank

What is Abhava-yoga?

Abhava-yoga is that state in which one perceives an all illuminating void as the essence of oneself. The mind becomes extinct in this state. For someone in the state of Abhava-yoga, the world will be devoid of any objects. Ref: Kurma-Purana II.11.6, Linga-Purana II.55.14, Shiva-Purana VII.2.37.10.

Where is Agastya Muni ashram?

Several places are considered to be locations of Agastya ashrama: Akole, Maharashtra; Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh; Agastyamuni village, Uttarakhand; Satpura range, Madhya Pradesh; Agasthiyar koodam, Kerala-Tamil Nadu border.

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