Chanting For Protection and Peace

• How sound vibrations affect our lives is examined in this article on the first law of karma--opens a new window.

The following sequence of mantras chanted will create an atmosphere of peace, protection and prosperity for yourself and your dear ones. (Audio files of mantra pronunciation included below for reference.)

Method
You may chant the mantras as many times as you like (21, 108 times or more), starting with Lord Ganesha's invocation (3 times is recommended).

1. Start with Lord Ganesha's invocation mantra: repeat 3 times:
   Om gan ganpatey namah x 3
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2. Devanaam-cha rishinaam-cha gurum kanchan sannibham
   buddhibhutam trilokesham tam namami brihaspatim
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3. Om breem brihaspatey namah
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4. Om hrong joong-sah 'mum' rakshaha rakshaha
   palaha palaha sah joong hrong om
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Background
The influence of Jupiter, Guru, and a lack of this influence in people's lives results in positive as well as negative results. We especially saw this during the terrorist attacks in Mumbai on November 26th, 2008 at the Taj Hotel when our students there escaped injury and death 'through Divine protection and grace'.

Invoking these mantras as a chanting for protection and peace protects not only from violent activities, but the chanting also develops karmic energies that give intelligence for proper action, altering individual karmic bank-balances for the better.

In other words, good karma credits will be developed, and those who use the KQ karmic healing methods as taught in our seminars, will additionally develop super karma benefits.

Benefits

• The first two mantras in sequence after Lord Ganesha's invocation are invoking Sri Brihaspati (Jupiter), the spiritual master of the devas and administrators of the universe.
• Lord Brihaspati deals with the country, property, relationships, vehicles, success, prosperity and Divine Blessings and protection.
• Jupiter also represents all spiritual masters. Chanting these mantras invoke grace from spiritual masters. Through the grace of the spiritual masters flows Divine Grace and is freely accessible by humanity. Chanting these mantras helps one to receive and accept this grace.
• The last mantra given is Lord Shiva's protection kavacha (armour) mantra and if you want to chant it for protecting anyone, use that person's name instead of 'mum' in the mantra.