Also known as: Progenitor Mantra, Daksha Yajna, Lineage Blessing
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Origin & Tradition
About this mantra
Mantra for Daksha Prajapati, the progenitor of humanity. Chanted for family continuity, lineage blessings, and understanding the importance of family traditions.
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The Sacred Sound
Mantra in Sanskrit
ॐ दक्षाय प्रजापतये नमः
Oṁ Dakṣāya Prajāpataye namaḥ
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Meaning & Word Analysis
What the words convey
Salutations to Daksha, the Lord of Progeny.
Oṁ
Primordial cosmic sound.
Dakṣāya
To Daksha (dative case).
Prajāpataye
To the Lord of Progeny (dative case).
namaḥ
Salutation, bowing.
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Benefits & Purpose
Why this mantra is chanted
Family
Blesses with progeny and family continuity.
Lineage
Strengthens lineage and ancestral connections.
Marriage
Promotes harmony and unity in marriage.
Tradition
Instills respect for family traditions and dharma.
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How to Chant
Method & traditional guidance
Count
108 daily
Best time
Morning after bathing
Facing
East
Posture
Sitting on a clean cloth, facing east
Duration
41 days for lineage blessings
Notes
Chant with focus on family roots and ancestors.
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Sources
Where this mantra appears
Matsya Purāṇa
Describes Daksha's role as Prajapati and his yajna.
c. 3rd-5th C
Mahābhārata
Mentions Daksha's story and his importance in lineage.