Mantra is:
oṃ saundarye saundarya pradāya siddhima dehi namaḥ
Chant 108 times for 21 days,u will see change in ur face beauty
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Which deity does this mantra invoke?
Did you try it? Friends of yours too?
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Saundarya Devi
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Yup,i gave this mantra to my female friend,she had pimples on her face and after chanting for 21 says, her pimples got reduced and her face started glowing.
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Awesome!!!
Yeah, i started like getting under the skin pimples kind of recently. I know it’s hormonal acne. I am not sure if it’s the fact I’m off some anxiety medication. The medication made my skin a little drier or if it’s the baneful magic and it’s bad juju.
I only ever get those little white heads if i don’t wash my face from wearing makeup or using older facemasks.
I’m definitely willing to try this and give an update in two weeks.
I know very little sanskrit, at least the roots of it sound similar to indian dravidian languages.
saundarye - seems to sound like pretty person or girl.
Pradaya - sounds something to do with pray
If anyone else knowledgeable can pick it apart, i would love it haha.
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Buddhist right?
I wonder, is it an illusion or does it actually work on your face?
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Roughly the mantra could be translated as:
Om = Pranav or starting of the mantra, it’s there for stabilising the energy of the mantra.
Saundarya= calling the goddess of the mantra beautiful, invoking the goddess who is beautiful.
(A deity is invoked or called by his attributes depends on what you want from him/her.)
Saundarya pradaya= asking her to give saundarya or beauty to you.
Siddhim dehi = give me the siddhi of beauty.
Namah= i am bowing or am praying.
So I’m short invoking the goddess to give you Beauty.
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Did u see any results with the mantra…
My skin feels the same, which is good. I haven’t been consistently saying it daily though.
For women only?