Ram Raksha Kavach
Devanagari
लोकाभिरामं रणरङ्गधीरं राजीवनेत्रं रघुवंशनाथम् । कारुण्यरुपं करुणाकरंतं श्रीरामचंद्रं शरणं प्रपद्ये ॥
Transliteration
Lokābhirāmaṃ Raṇaraṅgadhīraṃ Rājīvanetraṃ Raghuvaṃśanātham | Kāruṇyarupaṃ Karuṇākaraṃtaṃ Śrīrāmacaṃdraṃ Śaraṇaṃ Prapadye ||
Meaning
“I surrender to Shri Ramachandra — beloved of all, courageous in battle, lotus-eyed, Lord of the Raghu lineage, the very form of compassion and the giver of grace.”
About this mantra
This beautiful Ram mantra praises Lord Shri Ram as the beloved of all, the courageous one in battle, the lotus-eyed Lord of the Raghu lineage, and the embodiment of compassion. It is a mantra of surrender, devotion, inner strength, and grace. During the sacred occasion of Ram Navami, many devotees listen to Ram bhajan, Shri Ram bhajan, Ram dhun, Ram chanting, and Ram stuti to celebrate the divine appearance of Lord Rama. This mantra can be a beautiful companion for Ram Navami prayer, peaceful meditation, spiritual reflection, and sleep-time listening. At the same time, its calming and devotional energy makes it meaningful far beyond the festival season as well. Listening to or chanting this Shri Ram mantra is cherished by devotees as a way to calm the mind, release stress, remove negative energy, support spiritual journey, and awaken a feeling of divine protection and peace. This video can be used for: For Restful Sleep & Relaxation - Ram mantra for deep sleep to quiet a restless mind. - Sleep music and deep sleep meditation music for a peaceful night. - Meditation sleep music to ease into slumber. - Relaxing meditation music for stress relief. For Meditation & Spiritual Practice - Shri Ram mantra meditation and focused Ram chanting. - Meditation music for positive energy and spiritual growth. - Yoga music to accompany your daily asana or pranayama. - Indian meditation music for a traditional, grounding experience. For Devotion & Ram Navami - Ram bhajan and Ram dhun for daily worship. - Ram Navami bhajan and Ram Navami song for the sacred festival. - Hindu & vedic mantras and sacred chants to connect with the divine. - Achieving inner stillness through rhythmic chanting.
How to use it
Play this chant softly as you lie down for sleep, or in the quiet of early morning. Dim the lights, breathe slowly, and let the sound repeat without effort — there is nothing to do but listen. You may chant along under your breath, or simply rest in Rama's presence and let the vibration carry you into stillness.
The recording runs for hours, but you don't need all of it — even 21 minutes a day is enough to feel the benefit. Listen for as long as feels right, or let it play gently through the night.
Chapters
- 0:00Introduction & Invocation
- 0:18Shri Ram Mantra (Begin Loop)
- 1:15:00Deepening the Meditation
- 2:25:00Closing chant
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