Sri Angaraka Namavali

Sri Angaraka Namavali

INTRODUCTION

Angaraka, also known as Mangala, is the name of the red planet mars, according to Hindu mythology. He is the warrior god, and also contains the features of Lord Murugan. According to some ancient texts, he is believed to be the son of Ma Bhumi Devi and Lord Vishnu. Whereas in other texts, it is stated that he was born from Lord Shiva’s power. He is also mentioned in the rig Veda and also in some ancient texts.

Mangala is the god of Tuesday as per the Hindu calendar.  Mangala is one among the Navagrahas.

His appearance is red colour, and contains various weapons in his hands, his right hand shows a blessing posture, and in one hand he holds the lotus flower. His vehicle is a ram. Mangala, the god of Tuesday is worshipped by the Hindus as a powerful god. Those who suffer from Angaraka dosham, are advised to worship him at Vaitheeswaran kovil, Tamil Nadu, in order to get rid from the evil effects caused by the planet mars. Those who are not able to visit the temple at Vaitheeswaran kovil can visit any of the Shiva temples and worship Lord Angaraka in the Navagraha shrine of the temples. We can worship him with red rose and also we can do archanai and abhishekham to him, in order to please him. It is also better to visit Amman temples and Murugan temples on Tuesdays.

It is also advisable to offer food to the poor and the needy on Tuesdays at any Murugan, Amman or Shiva temple, in order to reduce the problems caused by the planet mars (Angaraka).
We can make a simple worship to him, and that is enough in order to please him and he would give all sorts of prosperity in our life. He expects only sincere bhakti from us. We can also chant his Mantras and the 108 wonderful names of Lord Angaraka in order to get his everlasting blessings in our life.

1. mahi-sutaya
2. maha-bhagaya
3. mangalaya
4. mangala-pradaya
5. mahaviraya
6. maha-suraya
7. maha-bala-parakramaya
8. maha-raudraya
9. maha-bhadraya
10. mananiyaya
11. daya-karaya
12. mana-daya
13. amarsanaya
14. kruraya
15. tapa-traya-vivarjitaya
16. supratipaya
17. sutamraksaya
18. subrahmanyaya
19. sukha-pradaya
20. vaktra-stambhadi gamanaya
21. varenyaya
22. varadaya
23. sukhine
24. vira-bhadraya
25. virupaksaya
26. vidurasthaya
27. vibhavasave
28. naksatra-cakra-sancarine
29. ksatra-rupaya
30. ksatra-varjitaya
31. ksaya-vrddhi vinirmuktaya
32. ksama yuktaya
33. vicaksanaya
34. aksina-phaladaya
35. caksur-gocaraya
36. catur-varga-phala-pradaya
37. vita-ragaya
38. vita-bhayaya
39. vijvaraya
40. visva-karanaya
41. naksatra-rasi-sancaraya
42. nana-bhaya-nikrantanaya
43. kamaniyaya
44. daya-saraya
45. kanat-kanaka-bhusanaya
46. bhayaghnaya
47. bhavya-phaladaya
48. bhaktabhaya-varapradaya
49. satru-hantre
50. samopetaya saranagata-posanaya
51. sahasine
52. sad-gunadhyaksaya
53. sadhave
54. samaradurjayaya
55. dusta-duraya
56. sista pujyaya
57. sarva-kasta-nivarakaya
58. duscesta-varakaya
59. dukha-bhanjanaya
60. durgharsaya
61. haraye
62. dussvapna-hantre
63. durdarsaya
64. dusta-garva-vimocanaya
65. bharadvaja-kulodbhutaya
66. bhu-sutaya
67. bhavya-bhusanaya
68. raktambharaya
69. rakta-vapuse
70. bhakta-palana-tatparaya
71. caturbhujaya
72. gada-dharine
73. mesa-vahaya
74. amithasanaya
75. sakti-sula-dharaya
76. saktaya
77. sastra-vidya-visaradaya
78. tarkikaya
79. tamasadharaya
80. tapasvine
81. tamra-locanaya
82. tapta-kancana-sankasaya
83. rakta-kinjalka-sannibhaya
84. gotradhidevaya
85. go-madhya-caraya
86. guna-vibhusanaya
87. asrje
88. angarakaya
89. avanti-desadhisaya
90. janardanaya
91. surya-yamya-pradesa-sthaya
92. yauvanaya
93. yamya-din-mukhaya
94. trikona-mandala-gataya
95. tri-dasadhi pasannutaya
96. sucaye
97. suci-karaya
98. suraya
99. suci-vasyaya
100. subha-vahaya
101. mesa-vrscika rasisaya
102. medhavine
103. mitha-bhasanaya
104. sukhapradaya
105. sura-paksaya
106. sarva-bhista-phala-pradaya
107. srimate veeraya
108. anugraha bhagavanaya

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WRITTEN BY

R.HARISHANKAR