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Navagraha Temples Gayatri Mantras

Navagraha Temples Tamilnadu. Navagraha temples are a group of nine Hindu temples dedicated to the nine celestial bodies or Navagrahas located in different parts of India. In Tamil Nadu, the Navagraha temples are located in and around Kumbakonam, a town in Thanjavur district. Each temple is dedicated to a specific planet or graha, and the presiding deity is believed to have the power to mitigate the ill effects of that particular planet in one's horoscope.

 The Navagraha temples in Tamil Nadu are: Suryanar Kovil (Sun temple) Thingalur Chandran Temple (Moon temple) Vaitheeswaran Kovil (Mars temple) Thiruvenkadu Budhan Temple (Mercury temple) Alangudi Guru Temple (Jupiter temple) Kanjanur Sukran Temple (Venus temple) Thirunallar Shani Temple (Saturn temple) Thirunageswaram Rahu Temple (Rahu temple) Keezhperumpallam Kethu Temple (Kethu temple) These temples are considered very important for those seeking to appease the Navagrahas and reduce the ill effects of their positions in one's horoscope.

 Each temple has its own unique rituals and practices that are followed by the priests and devotees. Many people visit these temples during specific planetary alignments or on auspicious days to perform special pujas and seek the blessings of the Navagrahas. Navagraha Gayatri Mantra The Navagraha Gayatri Mantra is a powerful mantra that is chanted to seek the blessings of the Navagrahas or nine planets in Hindu astrology.

 It is believed that chanting this mantra regularly can help mitigate the negative effects of the planets in one's horoscope and bring about positive changes in one's life. Here is the Navagraha Gayatri Mantra: "Om Vivasvataya Vidmahe Diva-karaya Dhimahi Tanno Suryah Prachodayat Om Somaya Vidmahe Chandrakalaya Dhimahi Tanno Somah Prachodayat Om Angarakaya Vidmahe Sakti Hastaya Dhimahi Tanno Bhaumah Prachodayat Om Budhaya Vidmahe Indu-putraya Dhimahi Tanno Budhah Prachodayat Om Vrihaspataye Vidmahe Dhvantari Dhimahi Tanno Guru Prachodayat Om Sukraya Vidmahe Aswani-putraya Dhimahi Tanno Shukrah Prachodayat Om Sanaischaraya Vidmahe Suryaputraya Dhimahi Tanno Manda Prachodayat Om Rahuve Vidmahe Sarvarakshaya Dhimahi Tanno Rahu Prachodayat Om Ketave Vidmahe Dhrutketave Dhimahi Tanno Ketuh Prachodayat" Each line of the mantra is dedicated to a specific planet or graha.

The first line is for the Sun or Surya, the second for the Moon or Chandra, the third for Mars or Mangal, the fourth for Mercury or Budha, the fifth for Jupiter or Guru, the sixth for Venus or Shukra, the seventh for Saturn or Shani, the eighth for Rahu, and the ninth for Ketu. Chanting this mantra daily, preferably in the morning, can be very beneficial for those seeking to appease the Navagrahas and reduce the ill effects of their positions in one's horoscope.