I share with you Shlok number 30 chanted in the above manner for your benefit. This shlok is very important for most people as it opens the doors for success and affluence. It converts poverty into prosperity. Chanting of this shlok in prescribed manner helps to get rid of all kinds of fears such as fear of thieves, enemies or wild animals.
Can the Bhaktamar Stotra be recited at any time?
Absolutely! There are no time or place restrictions for devotion to God, and the Bhaktamar Stotra can be recited at any time and in any sacred place. However, in Indian tradition and Jain philosophy, Brahma Muhurta holds special significance. Recitation, meditation, or austerities performed during this time are infinitely more fruitful, as the entire universe is filled with positive energy at that hour.
What is the best time and method for reciting the Bhaktamar Stotra?
Whenever you recite the Bhaktamar Stotra, try to do so during Brahma Muhurta to take full advantage of this divine energy and bring positive changes into your life. To begin the recitation, first, select the specific shloka that aligns with your purpose. Between 4 AM and 7 AM, during Brahma Muhurta, take a bath, wear clean and light-colored clothes, and remember your “ISHT DEV”. Chant “Om” for 25 to 30 minutes or sit in meditation to calm your thoughts.
What should be kept in mind during the recitation?
During the recitation, place the Yantra of the selected shloka or the Complete Bhaktamar Yantra in front of you. Light incense and Diyas to create a fragrant atmosphere. Then, recite the shloka in a soft and sweet voice, repeating the shloka at least 27 times, 108 times for Riddhi, and 108 times for the mantra.
Is there a specific discipline to follow during the recitation?
Yes, apply the water used in the Abhishek (ritual anointment) on your forehead, eyes, throat, and navel. For at least 21 days or until the desired objective is achieved, follow Uttam Bramhcharya and do tyagas such as Giving up of salt, additionally it is recommended to fo Ras Parityaga i.e to give up foods rich in taste such as milk, yogurt, ghee, salt, oil, and sweets. However, Ras Parityaga is not just about abstaining from flavorful foods; it’s about renouncing attachment to these tastes. Follow a lifestyle of non-violence (Ahinsa) and pure conduct (Shudh Aacharan), as this ritual is a spiritual remedy for both the soul and the body.
This divine ritual will cleanse your mind, speech, and body, bringing happiness, peace, prosperity, joy, prestige, and maternal blessings into your life. This ritual will guide you on a journey filled with permanent positivity and spiritual upliftment.
