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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The Daily Hindu Prayer book is a simple prayer book for Hindus to do daily prayer for the deities! This book has 3 rounds with each round having 7 sessions.
Before starting the sessions, users can touch the tip of the thumb with the tip of the index finger to form Gyan mudra ( or any other mudra of their choice ) and then start the session!
Users can chant the given mantra once or thrice or nine times. Users can then breath in and then chant Om while breathing out. Repeat for a few times. After that, sit quietly and concentrate on normal breathing for a few minutes. Your body may sometimes automatically chant some sounds or do mudras like Aswini mudra, Anjali mudra or raise hands above head. If that happens, you can go with the natural flow of the body and do those activities and complete the session. Otherwise, you can simply sit quietly and focus on normal breathing and complete the session! Bookmark the page by folding the page so that you can resume the session later!
You can complete one or more sessions each day. And after completing all the rounds, you can start again from the beginning.
The following important mantras are covered in this book:
1 ) Deity Salutations, ,
2 ) Guru Mantra,
3 ) Gayathri Mantra,
4 ) Vishnu Mantra,
5 ) Krishna Maha Mantra,
6 ) Mahamrutunjaya Mantra
7 ) Navagraha Mantra
Everybody can be benefited by this book by doing these simple prayers and bring about positive changes in our life and gain the blessings of the deities!
Swaminathan Kathiresan, Ranjit Singh
This is the second book of the author. The first being Whiteboard: Thoughts and Quotes, which is a collection of inspirational thoughts and quotes. After the success of Whiteboard, the author wanted to develop a simple tool that can help Hindu devotees to do daily prayer for the deities.
The author wanted to introduce the practice of chanting the mantras to the current generation of youngsters and devotees. With the changing times, the practice of Mantra chanting is fading away in the society. This book is an effort to revive the practice of mantra chanting with the devotees of the current generation. Devotees can adopt this practice daily to invoke the grace of the Deities and live a happy and prosperous life!
