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Chant These 5 Mantras 108 Times Every Sunday to Fulfill Your Wishes

Webdunia Content Team
Sunday, 11 May 2025 (15:35 IST)
In Hindu tradition, every day of the week is dedicated to a specific deity. Sunday is dedicated to Surya Dev (Sun God)—the divine source of energy, health, and vitality. It is believed that life on Earth is sustained by the grace of Surya Dev, and worshipping Him, especially during sunrise, brings immense blessings and quick results.

The Significance of Worshipping Surya Dev on Sundays

According to religious beliefs, offering water (Arghya) to the rising Sun brings prosperity, good health, and mental strength. Even Lord Shri Ram worshipped Surya Dev for strength and victory. Many devotees also offer water during sunset as a symbolic invitation for Surya Dev to accept their devotion the next morning.

Those with a strong Sun in their astrological chart are believed to lead lives free of major obstacles. However, by regularly chanting Surya mantras, anyone can strengthen the influence of the Sun and invite positive transformation.

Powerful Surya Mantras to Chant 108 Times on Sundays

Here are 5 important Surya mantras that you should chant 108 times every Sunday (or daily for stronger results):

1. Om Hreem Hreem Suryaya Namah

2. Om Hreem Hreem Surya Sahasrakiranrai Manovanchhit Falam Dehi Dehi Swaha

3. Om Ehi Surya Sahasransho Tejo Rashe Jagatpate, Anukampayemam Bhaktya Grahanarghaya Divakarah

4. Om Hreem Ghrinih Surya Adityah Kleem Om

5. Om Ghrinih Suryah Adityah

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Disclaimer: The content provided here is based on beliefs and information only. Always consult a concerned expert.

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