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Pavamana Suktam
Pavamana Suktam
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Devotional text
pavamānasūktamtamathavāpuṇyāhavācanam pavamānasūktamtamathavāpuṇyāhavācanam taittirīyarīyasaṃhitātā|kāṇḍam- 5, prapāṭhakaḥpāṭhakaḥ- 6, anuvākaḥ- 1 taittirīyarīyabrāhmaṇammaṇam|aṣṭakamṭakam- 1, praśnaḥnaḥ- 4, anuvākaḥ- 8 oṃtacchaṃcha̱ṃyorāvṛ̭ṇīmahe|gā̱tuṃya̱jñāya̭|gā̱tuṃya̱jñapa̭taye|daivī᳚ssva̱stira̭stutunaḥ| svava̱stirmānunṷṣebhyaḥya ḥ|ū̱rdhvaṃṃji̭gātubheṣa̱jam|śannono̭astutudvi̱pade᳚|śaṃcatṷṣpadepade| oṃśānti̱śśānti ̱śśāntiḥ ̭ḥ| oṃ||hira̭ṇyavarṇāḥ ̱ḥśuca̭yaḥpāva̱kāyāsṷjā̱taḥka̱śyapo̱yāsvindra̭ḥ| a̱gniṃyāgarbhaṃ̭ṃdadhi̱revirūrṷ̄pā̱stātāna̱āpa̱śśam̐syoyo̱nābha̭vantutu|| yāsā̱m̐rājā̱varṷṇo̱yāti̱madhyeyḙsatyānṛyānṛ̱tea̭va̱paśya̱ṃjanā̭nām| ma̱dhu̱ścutacuta̱śśuca̭yo̱yāḥpā̭va̱kāstāta āna̱āpa̱śśam̐syoyo̱nābha̭vantutu|| yāsāṃ᳚de̱vādi̱vikṛ̱ṇvanti̭bha̱kṣaṃyāa̱ntari̭kṣebahu̱dhābhava̭nti| yāḥpṛ̭thi̱vīṃpaya̭so̱ndantiśu̱krāstātāna̱āpa̱śśam̐syoyo̱nābha̭vantutu|| śi̱vena̭mā̱cakṣṷṣāpaśyatā''paśśi ̱vayā̭ta̱nuvopa̭spṛśatapṛśata̱tvacaṃvaca̭ṃme| sarvām̐’ a̱gnīnīm̐ra̭psusu̱ṣado̭huvevo̱mayi̱varco̱bala̱mojo̱nidha̭ttata|| pava̭māna̱ssuvasuva̱rjanaḥna̭ḥ|pa̱vitrḙṇa̱vica̭rṣaṇiḥ|yaḥpotā̱sapṷnātumā|pu̱nantutṷmādevaja̱nāḥ| pu̱nantutu̱mana̭vodhi̱yā|pu̱nantutu̱viśvava̭ā̱yava̭ḥ|jāta̭vedaḥpavitra̭vat|pa̱vitrḙṇapunāhi mā| śu̱kreṇeṇa̭deva̱dīdyaya̭t|agnene̱kratvāvā̱kratūtū̱m̐ranṷ|yattetḙpa̱vitra̭ma̱rciṣi̭|agnene̱vita̭tamantata̱rā| brahmama̱tena̭punīmahe|u̱bhābhyāṃya āṃ᳚devasavitaḥtaḥ|pa̱vitrḙṇasa̱vena̭ca|i̱daṃbrahmama̭punīmahe| vai̱śvava̱de̱vīpṷna̱tīde̱vyāgāyāgā᳚t|yasyaiyai̭ba̱hvīstata̱nuvo̭vī̱tapṛ̭ṣṭhāḥṭhāḥ| tayā̱mada̭ntaḥtaḥsadha̱mādyeyḙṣu|va̱yam̐syāyā̭ma̱pata̭yorayī̱ṇām| vai̱śvāvā̱na̱rora̱śmibhi̭rmāpunātu|vāta̭ḥprā̱ṇenḙṣi̱roma̭yo̱bhūḥ| dyāvāyāvā̭pṛthi̱vīpaya̭sā̱payo̭bhiḥ|ṛ̱tāva̭rīya̱jñiyeyḙmāpunītām| pavamānasūktamtamathavāpuṇyāhavācanam bṛ̱hadbhi̭ḥsavitata̱stṛbhi̭ḥ|varṣi̭ṣṭhairdeva̱manmama̭bhiḥ| agnene̱dakṣaiḥ᳚punāhi mā|yena̭de̱vāapṷnata| yenāpo̭di̱vyaṃkaśaḥyaṃkaśa̭ḥ|tena̭di̱vyenayena̱brahmama̭ṇā|i̱daṃbrahmama̭punīmahe|yaḥpā̭vamā̱nīra̱dhyeti̭| ṛṣi̭bhi̱ssambhṛbhṛ̭ta̱m̐rasam᳚|sarva̱m̐sapū̱tama̭śnāti| svava̱di̱taṃmā̭ta̱riśvava̭nā|pā̱va̱mānīryo a̱dhyeti̭| ṛṣi̭bhi̱ssambhṛbhṛ̭ta̱m̐rasam᳚|tasmaimai̱sara̭svatīvatīduhe|kṣī̱ram̐sa̱rpirmadhūdhṷ̄da̱kam|| pā̱va̱mā̱nīssva̱styaya̭nīḥ|su̱dughā̱hipaya̭svatīḥvatīḥ| ṛṣi̭bhi̱ssambhṛbhṛ̭to̱rasa̭ḥ|brā̱hmama̱ṇeṣvava̱mṛtam̐’ hi̱tam| pā̱va̱mā̱nīrdi̭śantutunaḥ|i̱maṃlo̱kamatho̭a̱mum| kāmā̱nthsama̭rdhayantutunaḥ|de̱vīrde̱vaiḥsa̱mābhṛ̭tāḥ| pā̱va̱mā̱nīssva̱styaya̭nīḥ|su̱dughā̱highṛ̭ta̱ścutaḥcuta̭ḥ| ṛṣi̭bhi̱ssaṃbhṛsaṃbhṛ̭to̱rasa̭ḥ|brā̱hmama̱ṇeṣvava̱mṛtam̐’ hi̱tam| yena̭de̱vāḥpa̱vitrḙṇa|ā̱tmānaṃmāna̭ṃpu̱nate̱sadā᳚| tena̭sa̱hasra̭dhāreṇa|pā̱va̱mā̱nyaḥyaḥpṷnantutumā| prā̱jā̱pa̱tyaṃyaṃpa̱vitramm᳚|śa̱todhyāya ā̭mam̐hira̱ṇmayam᳚| tena̭brahmama̱vidodo̭va̱yam|pū̱taṃbrahmama̭punīmahe| indra̭ssunīsunī̱tīsa̱hamā̭punātu|soma̭ssva̱styāva̭ruṇassasa ̱mīcyāya ā᳚| yamo̱rājā᳚pramṛmṛ̱ṇābhiḥ ̭ḥpunātumā|jā̱tavḙdāmo̱rjayaya̭ntyāpunātu|bhūrbhuvava̱ssuvaḥsuva̭ḥ| oṃtacchaṃcha̱ṃyorāvṛ̭ṇīmahe|gā̱tuṃya̱jñāya̭|gā̱tuṃyajñapa̭taye|daivī᳚ssva̱stira̭stutunaḥ| svava̱stirmānunṷṣebhyaḥya ḥ|ū̱rdhvaṃṃji̭gātubheṣa̱jam|śannono̭astutudvi̱pade᳚|śaṃcatṷṣpadepade| oṃśānti̱śśānti ̱śśāntiḥ ̭ḥ| pavamānasūktamtamathavāpuṇyāhavācanamsvararahitamtam taittirīyarīyasaṃhitātā|kāṇḍam5prapāṭhakaḥpāṭhakaḥ6anuvākaḥ1 taittirīyarīyabrāhmaṇammaṇam|aṣṭakamṭakam1praśnaḥnaḥ4anuvākaḥ8 oṃtacchaṃchaṃyorāvṛṇīmahe|gātuṃyajñāya|gātuṃyajñapataye|daivīssvastirastutunaḥ| svastirmānuṣebhyaḥyaḥ|ūrdhvaṃṃjigātugātubheṣajam|śannonoastutudvipadepade|śaṃcatuṣpadepade| pavamānasūktamtamathavāpuṇyāhavācanam oṃśāntiśśāntiśśāntiḥ| oṃ||hiraṇyavarṇāḥśucayaḥpāvakāyāsujātaḥkaśyapoyāsvindraḥ| agniṃyāgarbhaṃṃdadhirerevirūpāstātānaāpaśśam+ syonāyonābhavantuta u|| yāsām+ rājāvaruṇoyāti madhyeyesatyānṛteyānṛteavapaśyaṃjanānām| madhuścutaśśucayocutaśśucayoyāḥpāvakāstāta ānaāpaśśam+ syonāyonābhavantuta u|| yāsāṃdevādivikṛṇvanti bhakṣaṃyāantarikṣekṣebahudhābhavanti| yāḥpṛthivīṃvīṃpayasondanti śukrāstāta 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About this suktam
Devotional recitation is one of the simplest and most powerful practices in the Hindu tradition. Regular chanting calms the mind, purifies the atmosphere of the home, and deepens one’s connection with the deity. These sacred compositions have been sung by devotees for generations and are suitable for daily practice, during morning or evening puja, or on special festival days.
How to chant
Sit comfortably facing your home altar or a clean, quiet space. Light a lamp or incense if you wish. Begin with a short prayer to Ganesha, then recite the text slowly and clearly, focusing on the meaning rather than speed. Consistency matters more than duration — even five minutes of daily chanting brings visible peace of mind.
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