शनि नवग्रह मंत्र
Shani Navgraha Mantra
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Shani Navgraha Mantra (शनि नवग्रह मंत्र) — associated with Shani. This Shani entry uses the standard Navgraha beej form — identical in syllables to the dedicated Shani beej mantra but categorised here for nine-graha worship sequences and Navgraha homam.
Read the lines, meaning, and japa guide below →
This Shani entry uses the standard Navgraha beej form — identical in syllables to the dedicated Shani beej mantra but categorised here for nine-graha worship sequences and Navgraha homam.
Shani teaches patience through karma. Chant on Saturdays during Sade Sati, Shani dasha, or as part of full Navgraha japa circling all nine grahas.
ॐ प्रां प्रीं प्रौं सः शनैश्चराय नमः
Om Pram Prim Praum Sah Shanicharaya Namah
Om — through Shani's seed syllables, salutations to Shanaishchara within the Navgraha mandala, who delivers karmic justice with slow, sure wisdom.
Audio recitation will appear here once generated. You can still use the japa counter below.
Japa count
0 / 108
Target: 108 times on Saturday; include in 9-graha daily rotation · Mala: Dark rudraksha or iron-ring mala (108 beads)
Benefits of chanting
- •Part of complete Navgraha shanti sequences.
- •Appeases Shani during Sade Sati and Shani periods.
- •Encourages discipline, honesty, and karmic acceptance.
- •Chanted on Saturday within nine-graha rotation.
- •Complements standalone Shani beej sadhana.
How to chant — traditional guidance
Best day
Saturday; as 7th graha in Navgraha sequence
Best time
Sunset Saturday or Shani hora
Japa count
108 times on Saturday; include in 9-graha daily rotation
Mala
Dark rudraksha or iron-ring mala (108 beads)
- ·Offer sesame oil lamp and black sesame.
- ·Perform charity on Saturday.
- ·Chant after Surya through Shukra in Navgraha order.
Common questions
How is this different from shani-beej-mantra?
The mantra text is the same. This slug exists for Navgraha hub grouping and nine-graha sequences; shani-beej-mantra is the dedicated Shani practice page with fuller Sade Sati context.
What order do I chant the nine Navgraha mantras?
Traditional order: Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Budh, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu, Ketu — then optionally reverse. One mala each or 108 of all nine.
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- Jataka Parijata — Vaidyanatha's compendium on birth chart analysis
Navagraha beej mantras in Jyotiṣa tradition; Śani stotra in Nārada Purāṇa.