7 Must Chant Morning Prayers For Hindus

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Hinduism also known as the Sanatan Dharma is one of the greatest and finest of ancient religions. Its mythological stories and religious books have mentioned that in order to attain Moksha, one should be closer to God. Being close to God will also make our life peaceful and will keep us away from negative happenings.
So how to be close to God? God cannot be seen, he cannot be touched, he can only be felt. Then how is it possible for us to be close to him? Worship him! Worshipping him will enable us to attain a spiritual satisfaction, positive energy and a peaceful mind.

Here are certain prayers you should chant when you get up in the morning.
It is believed that the first thing you see on waking up determines how good or bad your day will be. Our palms are said to have the presence of three Goddesses. Lakshmi(Goddess of prosperity) lives in the tip of the palm, Saraswathi(Goddess of knowledge and power) lives in its middle, and Gowri(Goddess of life) lives at its base. Hence, as soon as you wake up you are supposed to see your palm and recite the following mantra.
Karagre  vasathu  Lakshmi, Karamadhye Saraswathi,
Karamoole sthitha Gowri, Prabhate Kaa Darshanam.

Next, comes the prayer to mother earth. Before we step our foot on the ground, we need to ask her pardon.
Samudhra vasane  devi, parvatha sthana mandithe,
Vishnu pathni namasthubhyam pada sparsam  kshamasva mae.

Before we start any of our daily activities we should pray the Gods who are responsible for our birth. This mantra means that we are requesting God to make things auspicious for us.
Brahme muhurte chotthaya chintayedatmano hitam
Smaranam vasudevasya kuryat kalimalapaharam

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