Beej Mantra and its significance

What is Beej Mantra?
A bija mantra is the seed of a mantra. The power of a mantra lies in its seed. Chanting the mantra is effective only when the worthy seed is chosen. The seed awakens the power of the deity of the mantra. There is no letter that is not a mantra and there is no plant that is not a medicine. The only requirement is to know the meaning of the meaning contained in the letter and the meaning of the medicine contained in the plant.
All Bija Mantras have their own effect, 9 Bij Mantra is done in the worship of Shiva. These are the meaning of the meaning which you do in worshiping Lord Shiva. But Bn... By pronouncing the wind, the outbreak disappears. Arthritis is cured. Shiva chants a quarter of a million on the night… .Whatever the gas trouble escapes. Bija Mantra is Khan… Heart-Tech never happens. High BP, Low BP Never happens. When you chant 50 beads, the liver gets healed. When you chant 100 Malas, the effect of the planet of Saturn Deity goes away. Word Like this, Brahm is the word of God. Reciting Brahm. So Brahma God has 3 special mantras. ख, Khan and Co. |
The meaning of the seeds used in mantras has been considered in detail in the Agam texts. Here are some of the well-known seeds for traditional reading.
Hri (Mayabiz) In this Mayabija there is Sh = Shiva, P = Prakriti, Naad = Vishwamata and Bindu = Dukhran. Thus the meaning of this Mayabija is 'Shiva-yukt Janani Adyashakti, take away my sorrows'. This is the seed mantra of Maa Bhuvaneshwari. It is called Maya Beej. When you get strength, security, might, Lakshmi and Goddess grace, sitting in front of the red-colored posture with a garland of blood sandal or Rudraksha is chanted continuously a thousand times.
2. Shrin (Sreebij or Lakshmibij) This Lakshmibij has Sh = Mahalakshmi, = Dhan Samp, E = Mahamaya, Nad = Vishwamata and Bindu = Dukhran. Thus the meaning of this Sribeej is ‘Dhansampa’ the presiding deity Jagjajnani Maa Lakshmi to take away my sorrows. ”Shrima Lakshmi Beej. This is the seed mantra of Maa Lakshmi. When wealth, wealth, happiness, prosperity and opulence are desired, then by chanting a lotus garland with a garland of lotus on the red posture regularly, it is beneficial.

3. Ain (Vagbhavabija or Saraswat Beej) In this Vagbhavabija - Ai = Saraswati, Nad = Jaganmata and Bindu = Dukhharana. Thus the meaning of this seed is - "Jaganmata Saraswati Take away my sorrows". This is the seed mantra of Maa Saraswati, it is also called Vag Beej. This mantra is useful when success is desired in intellectual pursuits. When the desire for learning, knowledge, and speech is achieved, sitting on the white side facing east and chanting this seed mantra a thousand times with a garland of rhinestones is beneficial.
4. Klein (Kambees or Krishnabees) In this Kamabis, A = Yogastha or Shri Krishna, L = Divyatej, E = Yogeshwari or Yogeshwar and Bindu = Dukhharan. Thus, the meaning of this Kamabij is- 'Rajarajeshwari Yogmaya Take away my sorrows.' And this Krishnabija means Yogeshwar Shri Krishna remove my sorrows. "Clean" work seed. This is the seed mantra of Kamadeva, Krishna and Kali. When all work is desired for accomplishment and beauty, sitting on the red colored seat facing east and chanting it with the rosary of Rudraksha a thousand times is beneficial.
5. Krein (KaliBeej or Karpoorbees) This seed has K = Kali, K = Nature, E = Mahamaya, Naad = Vishwamata and Bindu = Dukhran. Thus, this seed means' Jag. Namata Mahakali Take away my sorrows. "" Kreen "black seed. This is the seed mantra of Kali. For the fulfillment of the wishes of enemy shaman, valor, security, health benefits etc. sitting on the red seat facing Uttarabhim, chanting the rosary of Rudraksh a thousand times is beneficial.
6. Do (Durgabij): In this Durgabij, D = Durgatinashini Durga, ¬ = Protection and point = Dukhran. Thus its meaning is 1. 'Durgatinashini Durga protect me and take away my sorrows'.
7. Women (Brides or Tarabies) This bride has S = Durga, T = Tara, V = Prakriti, E = Mahamaya, Nad = Vishwamata and Bindu = Dukhran. Thus the meaning of this seed is 'Jaganmata Mahamaya Tara Take away my sorrows'.
8. Yes (Prasadbij or Shivbij) This Prasadbij has H = Shiva, and Sadashiva and Bindu = Dukhran. Thus, this seed means "Lord Shiva and Sadasiva take away my sorrows." "Hrone" Shiva seed. This is the seed mantra of Lord Shiva. For the protection of premature death, destruction of disease, all-round development and wishing for salvation, sitting on white posture facing Uttarabhum and chanting it with the rosary of Rudraksha a thousand times is beneficial.
9. Hoon (Varmabees or Curchbies) In this seed, H = Shiva, ¬ = Bh. Nairava, nad = perfection and point = dukhrana. Thus the meaning of this seed is 'Asura the terrible and best Lord Shiva remove my sorrows.'
10. Hm (Hanumdabij) This seed contains H = inference, A = Sankatmochan and point = Dukhran. Thus the meaning of this seed is' Sank. Tamochan Hanuman Take away my sorrows. '
11. Gan (Ganpati seed) This seed contains G = Ganesh, A = Interruptor and Bind = Dukhran. Thus the meaning of this seed is "Destroyer Shri Ganesh removes my sorrows." "Gan" Ganesh seed. This is the seed mantra of Ganapati. To remove obstacles and attain wealth, sitting on the yellow seat facing Uttarabhim, chanting the rosary of Rudraksha a thousand times is beneficial.
12. Kshraun (Nrsinghbij) This seed has Kr = Nrsingh, Kr = Brahm, O = Divya Tejasvi, and Bindu = Dukhran. Thus the meaning of this seed is 'Divine fasting Brahma Swaroop Shri Narsingh take away my sorrows.' This is the seed mantra of Lord Narsingh. Enemy mitigation, Sarv Raksha Bal, For the increase of might and confidence, sitting on a red colored posture facing south, chanting with blood sandalwood or coral garland regularly a thousand times is beneficial.
 Bertha Mimamsa: In fact the letters of Bijamantras are a sign of their esoteric powers. Each of them has independent and divine power. And this overall power together indicates the nature of anyone deity incongruence. Just as after the sowing and watering of the banyan seed, it appears as a vat tree, similarly the Bij mantra, after chanting and rituals, interviews his deity.