Sarva Mangala Shloka

A beautiful prayer to Goddess Narayani, the source of all auspiciousness and protection.

Shloka & Meaning

Sarva managala mangalyai shive sarvartha sadhike Sharanye trayambake gauri naaraayani namo-stute

Adorations to the Goddess who is the most auspicious of all that is auspicious, the consort of Lord Shiva, and the fulfiller of all desires. O Divine Mother, I seek refuge in You.

Breaking Down the Magic Words (For Kids)

• Sarva Mangala Mangalyai — She is the most auspicious and brings goodness everywhere.
• Shive Sarvartha Sadhike — She fulfills the wishes and dreams of her devotees.
• Sharanye — The one we can always seek refuge and safety in.
• Trayambake Gauri — The three-eyed Goddess, kind and loving like a mother.
• Narayani Namostute — We bow to Goddess Narayani with devotion and gratitude.

Benefits of Chanting in Daily Life

• Brings a sense of peace, safety, and comfort.
• Helps remove fear and builds inner courage.
• Encourages kindness, goodness, and positive thoughts.
• Connects children to the loving energy of the Divine Mother.
• Improves emotional strength and confidence.

Why, When, and How to Chant

Why Chant This?

• To receive blessings from the Divine Mother.
• To feel protected, loved, and supported.
• To stay calm, happy, and positive throughout the day.
• To develop gratitude for all the good things in life.

When to Chant?

• During morning or evening prayer time.
• Before starting school or studies.
• Whenever you feel worried or scared.
• During festivals dedicated to the Goddess.

How to Chant?

• Sit comfortably with your eyes closed.
• Take a deep breath and relax your mind.
• Chant gently and slowly with devotion.
• You can repeat the shloka 3, 9, or 21 times.