Tittle : Shri Ghantakarna Mahavir Mantra - 21 Times Dhun
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Music : Soli Kapadiya
Lyrics : Traditional
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Shri Ghantakarna Mahaveer Mantra Lyrics : English
Oṁ Ghaṅṭākarṇo Mahāvīra Sarva Vyādhi Vināśaka |
Visphoṭaka Bhaye Prāpte Rakṣa Rakṣa Mahābala ||
Yatra Tvaṁ Tiṣṭhase Deva Likhito’kṣar Panktibhiḥ |
Rogāstatra Praṇaśyaṁti Vāta Pitta Kaphodbhavāḥ ||
Tatra Rāja Bhayaṁ Nāsti Yāṁti Karṇe Japātkṣayam |
Śākinī Bhūta Vetālā Rākṣasa Prabhavaṁti Na ||
Nākāle Maraṇaṁ Tasya Na Ca Sarpiṇī Ḍaśyate |
Agni Ścaura Bhayaṁ Nāsti, Om Ghaṅṭākarṇo Namostute ||
Ṭhaḥ Ṭhaḥ Ṭhaḥ Svāhā ||
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Shri Ghantakarna Mahavir Brief History
Lord Ghantakarna Mahavir is a protector Jain deity. He was a Kshatriya king named Mahabal or Tungabhadra from Shri Nagar. He was king and a warrior of the Himalayan dynasty of his time. He protected religious people, caste and virtuous women, and unmarried girls from robbers. He also used to protect pilgrimswho visited Shri Parvat near his kingdom from bandits. He used his primary weapons, bow and arrows to protect innocents and apart he had a heavy mace.
He died fighting with thieves while saving a group of innocent peoples who were being targeted for threat and robbery. He thus became Ghantakarna Mahavir due to his deeds (karma. He is venerated as thirtieth Vir (hero) in the list of fifty-two Rakshak Devs ("protector divinity") or Virs.
Ghantakarna is invoked for protection from variety of obstacles and difficulties such as epidemics, diseases, fire, invasions, ghosts.He is also invoked for the protection from the opponents of Jainism.
Ghantakarna Mahavir's most important temple is situated in Mahudi. Mahudi Jain temple is one of the popular Jain pilgrimage centres of India. Thousands of devotees visit it and offers Sukhdi (mixture of jaggery, wheat and ghee), a sweet there. After offering, it is consumed by devotees within the temple complex. On Kali Chaudas (the fourteenth day of the dark half of the month of Aso), thousands of devotees visit the Mahudi temple to attend a havaan, a religious ceremony.