पार्वती मूल मन्त्र
ॐ पार्वत्यै नमः ॥
बीज युक्त रूप
ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं पार्वत्यै नमः ॥
उमा मन्त्र
ॐ उमायै नमः ॥
सर्वमङ्गला स्तुति (दुर्गा सप्तशती)
सर्वमङ्गलमाङ्गल्ये शिवे सर्वार्थसाधिके ।
शरण्ये त्र्यम्बके गौरि नारायणि नमोऽस्तु ते ॥
Parvati Mantra - Om Parvatyai Namah
The Parvati Mantra - "Om Parvatyai Namah", the salutation to Goddess Parvati (Gauri), the daughter of the mountain and beloved consort of Lord Shiva.
parvati mula mantra
om parvatyai namah ॥
bija yukta rupa
om hrim shrim parvatyai namah ॥
uma mantra
om umayai namah ॥
sarvamangala stuti (durga saptashati)
sarvamangalamangalye shive sarvarthasadhike ।
sharanye tryambake gauri narayani namo'stu te ॥
Frequently asked questions about Parvati Mantra
What forms of the mantra are given here?
Om Parvatyai Namah as the mula mantra, the beej-joined form with hreem and shreem, the Uma mantra, and the Sarvamangala stuti from the Durga Saptashati. The plain salutation is the one to start with.
When is it chanted?
Mondays with Shiva, at Hartalika Teej and Gauri puja, during Navratri, and at Karwa Chauth before moonrise. Unmarried girls and newly married women chant it for a good and lasting marriage.
Why is she worshipped with Shiva?
Because the tradition holds them as one form - Ardhanarishwar. So Parvati upasana is about the union rather than the goddess in isolation, which is why household harmony and marriage are what devotees bring to her.
What does the Sarvamangala verse say?
Auspiciousness of all that is auspicious, Shive, accomplisher of every purpose, refuge, three-eyed Gauri, Narayani - salutations to you. It is the single most quoted verse of the Saptashati and is used on its own as a daily prayer.
What is offered with it?
Suhag items - bangles, sindoor, bindi, red or green cloth - with flowers, haldi, fruit and a ghee lamp. The suhag samagri is given afterwards to a married woman or to the temple rather than kept. This page is the japa formula; the forty-verse hymn is the Parvati Chalisa, and you can count repetitions with the japa mala counter.
About the Parvati Mantra - Om Parvatyai Namah
The Parvati Mantra - "Om Parvatyai Namah", the salutation to Goddess Parvati (Gauri), the daughter of the mountain and beloved consort of Lord Shiva.
Meaning
A salutation to Parvati - the gentle, nurturing form of the Divine Mother, daughter of Himavan and mother of Ganesha and Kartikeya. With the seeds "Hreem" and "Shreem" the fuller form invokes her shakti and grace; the "Sarva Mangala Mangalye" verse hails her as the auspiciousness of all that is auspicious.
Benefits
Chanted (especially on Mondays and Fridays, and during Navaratri, Teej and Gauri vrats) for a happy marriage, marital harmony, motherly protection and emotional peace; traditionally recited by those seeking a good spouse and by devotees of the Divine Mother in her gentle form.
Word by Word Meaning
Om Parvatyai Namah - "Om, salutation to Parvati," daughter (putri) of Parvata, the mountain Himavan: the Goddess in her gentle, nurturing form. The beej-yukta form sets two seeds before her name: Hreem, sovereign divine energy, and Shreem, abundance and auspiciousness. Om Umayai Namah salutes her as Uma, her Upanishadic name. The closing verse from the Durga Saptashati - Sarva-mangala-mangalye - hails her: "O auspiciousness of all that is auspicious, O Shivā, accomplisher of every aim, O refuge, O three-eyed Gauri, O Narayani, salutation to you."
How to Chant
Chant 108 repetitions on Mondays (shared with Shiva) or Fridays (the Goddess's day), in the morning after bathing, before a lamp; offer white or red flowers. The great seasons are Hartalika Teej and the Gauri vrats, Navratri (where Parvati is worshipped in her nine forms), and the month of Shravan. Unmarried women traditionally observe Monday fasts of Parvati for a good spouse; married women for the husband's long life - the Sarva Mangala verse is recited at the close of the fast-day puja.
Who Chants It, and When
This is the mantra of the household: chanted for a happy marriage, harmony between spouses, motherhood and the peace of the family, since Parvati is the model of the divine household with Shiva, Ganesha and Kartikeya. Those whose charts show delay or friction in marriage keep it alongside the classical analysis - the Manglik Dosha calculator covers the best-known affliction, and the mantra is its gentlest traditional companion remedy.
Parvati's own story is the mantra's warrant: to win Shiva she performed the fiercest tapasya in the Puranas, refusing even leaves for food - earning the name Aparna - until the ascetic who renounces everything accepted the love that renounces nothing. The tradition therefore chants her mantra for exactly that kind of love: patient, undeterred, and finally answered. The Sarva Mangala verse, sung across India at the end of Devi worship, seals the practice by naming her what every household hopes to hold - the auspiciousness within all auspicious things.
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A mantra is a compact formula for japa, not a long hymn. Forty-verse hymns live under Chalisa; lamp-songs under Aarti; longer stotras under Stotram. Browse every formula on the Mantra index. Count repetitions with the online japa mala counter.
