Submission form should automatically load after payment. If the form does not load, after payment please click here
Open Sesame
Write-ups at a glance
Search by Google:
New Articles - Select and click to Navigate
Disclaimer: All material on the site,  www.astrovidya.com  are for entertainment purposes only and no guarantee is implied as to the accuracy of contents or advertisements contained in or linked to this website. The contents are based on ancient cannons of astrology and should not be interpreted as legal, financial, political, religious, ethical, medical, psychological, psychiatric or any other specialist advice. The user is wholly responsible for his choices, decisions, judgments and risks. In no event shall the site be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, punitive or consequential damages of any kind whatsoever with respect to its service, materials and products. By using the services you confirm that you are over 18 and that you understand and agree with these terms of Disclaimer. If you disagree with any part of these terms and conditions, please egress the website. 
[Credentials][Testimonials][T  &  C][Specimen Reports][FeedBack][GuestBook][On YouTube]
More...
The Sun God known by the names Ravi, Surya, Bhanu, Arka, Mithra and by several other names. In fact Rigveda is full of praise, describing Him by several names and qualities. He is Atmakaraka (Significator of soul). Being at the centre of the solar system, Sun is the giver of life force to all the other planets and the life everywhere. He indicates father, honor, status, fame, the heart, the eyes, respect and power. In Rudhra Prashna he is given as an example of living God ("The Gopas say the Invisible is Visible here"). He is also referred as a Kavi, the poet who sees everything. Ravi gives clear perception. In his name Trijakalpa Suryanamaskara (a pooja for ravi) is conducted on Sundays. Propitiation measures to Ravi strengthens bones, cure illness particularly of cardio vascular nature, gives progeny, gold, restores honor and dignity. However, the exact role ravi plays is dependent on his ruler ship, placement and association as well as aspect in the natal chart. You will be required to recite mantras / slokas / stotras etc., related to ravi when you are experiencing adverse effects based on the position in rasis and houses, ownership, aspects,  or association of ravi.  These mantras are also recited when the results of ravi in transit is bad. Also, these mantras are recited to good benefits from the rulers, success in endeavors and to increase the charisma. Further, these mantras, particularly āditya hr̥dayam can be recited to obtain even more good results when ravi is strong and well posited in the chart.
Mantras for Ravi
The mantras for ravi are recited to reduce eye related problems, head aches, neurological problems as well as heart related complications. Among several mantras given here - beeja mantras is most powerful, followed by gayatri mantra. But these require strict austerity measures and high level of concentration. āṣṭōttara śatanāmāvaḷiḥ and āṣṭōttara śatanāma stōtraṁ are used to worship with flowers etc., in the event of doing pooja. āvāhana maṁtraḥ is used to invoke ravi in shanti kriya. Among sūrya maṃtraḥ, āditya stōtraṁ,  sūrya kavacaṃ the last one is regarded as strongest. All these mantras should be used after bath, in a particular place, time and using dedicated dress code.  namaskāra ślokaḥ and pīḍāhara stotraṃ can be recited any time and anywhere and even after partaking food.  No dress code is attached to these two mantras and these are the least powerful of all the mantras, but flexibility these mantras enjoy will also help. And finally which mantra you should use depends on your ease of pronunciation and personal preference. Gayatri mantra and beeja mantra should not be recited more than a thousand times a day.
In many ancient cultures sun worship was prevailing. Mayans, Arabs, Babylonians and Incas, among others worshipped Sun God and āditya hr̥dayam assumes importance among these. Aditya hr̥dayam appears in 107th Sarga in Yuddha kanda of Srimadramayana. Sage Agastya taught this sloka to Srirama, when Ramachandra was perplexed due to imposing military supriority of Ravana. By recitation of Aditya Hridaya he gains strength and courage. Aditya hr̥dayam has 31 slokas in Anushupa chandas. Slokas 10-21 are the core of Aditya Hridaya; Slokas 4-9 and 22-24 are in praise of Aditya while slikas 25-27 appraise the benefits of recitation, which are common in most of the slokas. Slokas 1-3 serve as introduction. Sun is after all a star, one of many billon stars - a radiating cloud of free basic particles that form gasses.  How the worship of such an entity is justified? There are so many human beings, all the same-  with two hands and two legs.  Like the sun who ends his life after 750 billion years, they too end their lives in a hundred years or so, they are not immortal. One such man passed away into thin air, he does not talk, he does not have a body, he does not breath now yet he inspires many people world wide even today.  Can we say Shri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa does not live?  The mantras do not address a burning cloud but the burning nature of the cloud.
Bengali
Sanskrit
Gujarati
Telugu
English
Malayalam
Kannada
Oriya
Punjabi
Tamil
Namaskara, Peedahara, Gayatri & Beeja Mantras
Bengali
Sanskrit
Gujarati
Telugu
English
Malayalam
Kannada
Oriya
Tamil
Punjabi
Ravi Kavacha
Bengali
Sanskrit
Gujarati
Telugu
English
Ravi Mantra
Malayalam
Kannada
Oriya
Tamil
Punjabi