Narasimha Dhyana Mantra

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Narasimha Dhyana Mantra Lyrics in English

Om Satyam Jnanasukhasvarupamamalam Kshirabdhimadhyesthitam
Yogarudhamatiprasannavadanam Bhushasahasrojvalam
Tikshnam Chakrapinakashayakavaran Vibhranamarkachchhavi
Chhatram Bhutaphanindramindudhavalam Lakshminrisinham Bhaje

 

ॐ सत्यं ज्ञानसुखस्वरूपममलं क्षीराब्धिमध्येस्थितम्
योगारूढमतिप्रसन्नवदनं भूषासहस्रोज्वलम्।
तीक्ष्णं चक्रपीनाकशायकवरान् विभ्राणमर्कच्छवि।
छत्रं भूतफणीन्द्रमिन्दुधवलं लक्ष्मीनृसिंहं भजे॥

Meaning: This mantra describes Lord Narasimha as the pure form of truth, wisdom, and happiness. He is sitting in deep meditation in the middle of the ocean of milk, with a calm and joyful face. He shines brightly with thousands of ornaments and holds weapons like the chakra and trident. He is protected by the divine serpent and glows like the moon. The devotee prays, “I worship Lord Narasimha along with Goddess Lakshmi.”

 

Benefit: Chanting this mantra helps calm the mind and brings focus during meditation. It invites peace, divine strength, and protection. Regular recitation helps the devotee feel safe, spiritually uplifted, and connected to Lord Narasimha’s powerful and peaceful energy.

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