BEEJ MANTRA
Rahu Beej Mantra
Rahu
Rahu
Northern node
The mantra
ॐ भ्रां भ्रीं भ्रौं सः राहवे नमः
oṃ bhrāṃ bhrīṃ bhrauṃ saḥ rāhave namaḥ
In English letters
Om Bhraam Bhreem Bhraum Sah Rahave Namaha
How to say it
Bhraam is bh with breath behind it, then raam. Bhreem rhymes with "bream". Bhraum is bhr plus "ow" plus m. Rahave is raa-ha-vay.
Saturday, and during Rahu Kaal on any day, during the Rahu Kaal window for that weekday, facing south-west. One mala of 108. A full anushthana runs to 18,000 repetitions, usually completed inside forty days.
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Salutations to Rahu, the northern node. These syllables steady the mind through unfamiliar territory and unconventional desire.
What this mantra does
Steadies the mind through unfamiliar territory and unconventional desire. Chanted during the day-of-week Rahu Kaal window.
When to chant
During the Rahu Kaal of the day (15-minute window varies by weekday), facing southwest. Useful before late-night work, screen-heavy days, and unconventional decisions.
Recommended count: 108 times daily
Classical sources
Skanda Purana, Rahu-stotra; also referenced in Garga Samhita
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