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5-Brihaspati (Guru)-Pacifying [From a file from Jyotish_Remedies Group] Propitiating Jupiter - Donation and Charity - Best to give - Fasting - Feeding - Others - ! namaao Bagavato baRhsptyao All Mantra for action or battle are normally 10 syllable Mantra like the famous Raam Rakshaa Mantra – "Raamaaya Dhanush-baaNaye swaahaa" which is well known prayer for asking Sri Raamaa to pick up His powerful bow and protect you. Therefore a 10 syllable *action address* is added to this 12 syllable Mantra for Brihaspati to drive away the Asuras and Rakshas from one's life. This is the only means to be able to face Karm manifestation peacefully as Bhagavaan Brihaspati comes forth to use his powerful charms in pushing the demons back into their dark holes. Thus the 22 syllable Mantra (12 + 10 = 22). This alternate form of Gaayatree Chhand which is short by 2 syllables, is considered very auspicious for the complete manifestation of God [24 -2 = 22 syllables]. We have the two forms of the Mantra here.
! namaao Bagavato baRhsptyao AiBaSaist caatnaaya svaaha
OM : Name of God Worship of Brihaspati or Guru (Jupiter) Devataa results in a cure from ailments affecting the stomach and helps one to ward off his sins, helps him in gaining strength, valor, longevity etc. He grants the boon of father-hood to the childless, good education (Vidyaa). He is revered as the Guru of Devtaas, protector of the world and is a Shreshth among the wise. Kind-hearted he is considered the Lok Guru and dispenser of justice and can be known only by a proper study of the Ved. Thursdays are considered to be the best day for the worship of Jupiter. In the Zodiac. He is the Lord of Dhanus and Meena. Guru stays for one year in each Raashi, taking 12 years to complete the cycle. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In Jyotish (Hindu astrology), Brihaspati is the name for the planet Jupiter, which is one of the Nava Graha (cosmic influencers) or planets. It is also known as Guru, Cura and Devaguru. Brihaspati is considered to be the greatest benefic of any of the planets. He rules over the signs Dhanus (Sagittarius) and Meen (Pisces), he is exalted in Kark (Cancer) and is fallen in Makar (Capricorn). The Sun, Moon and Mars are considered friendly to Brihaspati, Mercury is hostile and Saturn is neutral. Guru in Vedic astrology is considered to be of the element ether (space) or Aakaash Tattwa (Aakaash = Space/Sky/Aether; Tattwa = Essence/Category/Truth). This indicates vastness, growth and expansion in a person's horoscope and life. Brihaspati also represents the balance of past Karm, religion, philosophy, knowledge and issues relating to offspring. He is concerned with education, teaching and the dispensation of knowledge. Humans with Jupiter dominating in their horoscope could grow fat as life progresses and their empire and prosperity increases; and diabetes is an ailment directly related to Jupiter. According to traditional Hindu astrology, worship or propitiation of Brihaspati or Guru (Jupiter) results in cure from ailments affecting the stomach and helps ward off sins.
Brihaspati is the Lord of three Nakshatra or lunar mansions: Punarvasu,
Vishaakhaa and P-Bhaadrapad. The following items are considered
associated with Brihaspati: his color is yellow, metal is gold and
gemstone is yellow topaz. The season associated with him is winter (snow),
direction is north-east and element is ether or space. All Godheads, Saints and Rishi, and Saints come under Jupiter. The best examples will be of Sai Baabaa, Raaghavendra, Kaanchee Paramaachaarya etc. Praying to them will also give good relief. Aadi Devtaa / Overlord: Lord Brahmaa Dakshinaamoorthy is the latest aspect of Jupiter
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Created on 05/18/2008 and Updated on
08/17/2012