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श्रीबुध मन्त्र संग्रह

Budha Mantras

A collection of 6 mantras of Budha, Mercury (Mula, bija, Gayatri, dhyana) — text as published by Drik Panchang.

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1. Budha Mula Mantra

ॐ बुं बुधाय नमः ।

oṃ buṃ budhāya namaḥ ।

Om Bum Budhaya Namah

ॐ बुं, बुध (बुध-ग्रह) को नमन।

Om Bum, salutations to Budha (Mercury).

2. Budha Bija Mantra

ॐ ब्रां ब्रीं ब्रौं सः बुधाय नमः ।

oṃ brāṃ brīṃ brauṃ saḥ budhāya namaḥ ।

Om Bram Brim Braum Sah Budhaya Namah

ॐ ब्रां ब्रीं ब्रौं सः — बुध को नमन (बीज-मन्त्र)।

Om Bram Brim Braum Sah, salutations to Budha — the seed-mantra.

3. Budha Gayatri Mantra

ॐ सौम्यरूपाय विद्महे वाणेशाय धीमहि ।
तन्नः सौम्यः प्रचोदयात् ॥

oṃ saumyarūpāya vidmahe vāṇeśāya dhīmahi । / tannaḥ saumyaḥ pracodayāt ॥

Om Saumyarupaya Vidmahe Vaneshaya Dhimahi Tannah Saumyah Prachodayat

हम सौम्य-रूप को जानें, वाणी के स्वामी का ध्यान करें; वे सौम्य (बुध) हमें प्रेरित करें।

May we know the gentle-formed one, may we meditate on the lord of speech; may Saumya (Budha) inspire us.

4. Budha Dhyana (Priyangu)

ॐ प्रियङ्गुकलिकाश्यामं रूपेणाप्रतिमं बुधम् ।
सौम्यं सौम्यगुणोपेतं तं बुधं प्रणमाम्यहम् ॥

oṃ priyaṅgukalikāśyāmaṃ rūpeṇāpratimaṃ budham । / saumyaṃ saumyaguṇopetaṃ taṃ budhaṃ praṇamāmyaham ॥

Om Priyangukalikashyamam Rupenapratimam Budham Saumyam Saumyagunopetam Tam Budham Pranamamyaham

प्रियंगु-कलिका के समान श्याम, रूप में अप्रतिम, सौम्य व सौम्य गुणों से युक्त — उन बुध को मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ।

I bow to Budha — dark as the priyangu bud, peerless in form, gentle and endowed with gentle qualities.

5. Budha Dhyana (Pitambara)

पीताम्बरः पीतवपुः किरीटी चतुर्भुजो दण्डधरश्च हारी ।
चर्मासिधृक् सोमसुतो धनुष्मान् सिंहाधिरूढो वरदो बुधश्च ॥

pītāmbaraḥ pītavapuḥ kirīṭī caturbhujo daṇḍadharaśca hārī । / carmāsidhṛk somasuto dhanuṣmān siṃhādhirūḍho varado budhaśca ॥

Pitambarah Pitavapuh Kiriti Chaturbhujo Dandadharashcha Hari Charmasidhrik Somasuto Dhanushman Simhadhirudho Varado Budhashcha

पीत वस्त्र व पीत वर्ण शरीर वाले, मुकुटधारी, चतुर्भुज, दण्ड व हार धारण करने वाले, ढाल-तलवार लिए, सोम-पुत्र, धनुर्धर, सिंह पर आरूढ़, वरदायी — ऐसे बुध का (ध्यान)।

Clad in yellow, of yellow form, crowned, four-armed, bearing a staff and a garland, holding shield and sword, the son of Soma, bearing a bow, mounted on a lion, the boon-giving Budha.

6. Budha Bija (Aim)

ऐं ॥

aiṃ ॥

Aim

बुध का बीज-मन्त्र — "ऐं"।

A seed-mantra of Budha — "Aim".

Text source & editorial review

Source of this text
A collection of 6 mantras of Budha, Mercury (Mula, bija, Gayatri, dhyana) — text as published by Drik Panchang.
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On 13 October 2026 every verse of this text was re-checked: the Devanagari for script and encoding errors, the IAST line letter by letter against the Devanagari, and the pronunciation line and the Hindi and English meanings for completeness. The Hindi and English meanings of every verse were also read against the original, and the errors found were corrected. This text has not been collated line by line against a published edition.

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What is the Budha Mantras?

Budha Mantras (श्रीबुध मन्त्र संग्रह) is a mantra dedicated to Budha (Navagraha). A Mantra is a sacred sound or formula, often Vedic, repeated in worship and meditation to invoke a deity and focus the mind.

Which deity is the Budha Mantras dedicated to?

The Budha Mantras is dedicated to Budha (Navagraha).

Is the Budha Mantras available in Hindi and English?

Yes. On Adiveda the Budha Mantras is given verse by verse in Devanagari (the script used for Sanskrit and Hindi) with Roman (IAST) transliteration, simple phonetics, and Hindi and English meanings, so you can read, pronounce and understand every line.

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The Budha Mantras is drawn from A collection of 6 mantras of Budha, Mercury (Mula, bija, Gayatri, dhyana) — text as published by Drik Panchang..

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