Mars Mantra

The use of planetary mantras is a significant part of Vedic astrology. Each mantra is said to work in the subtle or unseen realms that influence our lives in every area. Astrology mantras mitigate challenging aspects and amplify positive astrological configurations. The main Mars mantra in Vedic astrology includes the seed syllable “kum” which connects to the fundamental vibration of the planet Mars. Kujaya is a name for the planet Mars.

Lyrics: Om Kum Kujaya Namaha
Meaning: I offer salutations for transformation of the energy of Mars.

Symbolism of Mars

In Vedic astrology, Mars signifies younger siblings, especially a younger brother. Mars is associated with conflict and war on the one hand and valor and defense on the other. On the physical level, Mars is related to the muscular system.

Challenges with Mars in Vedic Astrology

Mars is generally considered to be a malefic planet in Vedic astrology. If placed poorly in the natal chart, Mars may be connected to accidents, earthquakes, legal litigation, or marital troubles. On the other hand, the positive energy of Mars brings courage, energy, enthusiasm, power and strength.

Hanuman: Deities Associated with Mars

Prayers and mantras to the deities associated with Mars are believed to connect your soul to a higher Source. To obtain the blessings of Mars in your astrology, consider mantras to Hanuman or Kartikeya. The Hanuman Chalisa mantra is ideal for this purpose. Another mantra to Hanuman can be found in the article Hanuman Mantra.

Mars Vedic Astrology Bija Mantra

The Mars beej (seed syllable) mantra is “Aum Kram Kreem Kroum Sah Bhamaya Namah.” The following is a word by word translation for this Mars Vedic astrology mantra:

AUM: OM can be viewed as having three parts: A-U-M. The A (ahhh) represents the beginning, the connection to the physical world. The U (oooh) signifies the maintaining of the physical universe. The M (mmmm) is the transformative energy of the universe and the realm of thoughts and feelings. 

KRAM: a Sanskrit word meaning to go, to walk, to step. This word can also mean to proceed uninterruptedly, to grow or increase or to preserve.

KREEM (KRIM): a mantra of divine manifestation, specifically the divine electricity that exists behind all things. This is a form of creative shakti or feminine energy. KRIM is the most important of the consonant mantras beginning with a hard consonant.

KROUM: a mystical seed syllable without a direct translation. This is a deep sound signifying spiritual energy. This word is similar to KRAM meaning a progression in spiritual development.

SAH: a Sanskrit word meaning to satisfy or to be pleased. SAH can also mean to bear, to endure, defying, equal to or to be patient. SAH indicates to ability to overpower or vanquish.

BHAMAYA: a word likely derived from the Sanskrit “bhu” meaning earth or earthly. “Maya” means “composed of” or “made of.” Bhamaya may be from the ancient language Prakit, associated with the Pali language.

NAMAH: a Sanskrit word meaning to honor or to revere. This word is often used at the end of mantras as a way to express both gratitude and reverence.

Other Mars Mantras in Vedic Astrology

Other Mars Vedic astrology mantras include the following: “Aum Bhaum Bhamaya Namah” and “Om Am Angarakaya Namah.” The following definitions and translation are related to these mantras:

Aum Bhaum Bhamaya Namah

AUM: OM can be viewed as having three parts: A-U-M. The A (ahhh) represents the beginning, the connection to the physical world. The U (oooh) signifies the maintaining of the physical universe. The M (mmmm) is the transformative energy of the universe and the realm of thoughts and feelings. 

BHAUM: Related to or dedicated to the earth.

BHAMAYA: a word likely derived from the Sanskrit “bhu” meaning earth or earthly. “Maya” means “composed of” or “made of.” Bhamaya may be from the ancient language Prakit, associated with the Pali language.

NAMAH: a Sanskrit word meaning to honor or to revere. This word is often used at the end of mantras as a way to express both gratitude and reverence.

Om Am Angarakaya Namah

OM: The Sanskrit word OM is familiar to most people as the quintessential mantra. OM is the fundamental mantra connecting us to higher reality and the highest aspect of our own beings. OM is believed to be a sound of the whole cosmic manifestation.

AM: a Sanskrit word meaning to go or to go towards, an interjection of assent meaning yes and acceptance. To see or recollect.

ANGARAKAYA: a Sanskrit name for Mars. Kaya means “body” or “form.” Mars is often associated with its red color, similar to burning charcoal that is called “Angara.”

Yantra Connected to the Planet Mars Mantra

Yantras are mystical diagrams associated with particular thoughts and rituals. Yantras can be combined with mantras to accompany chanting and meditation. Yantras can represent a specific deity, an aspect of God or a single sound.

Mars Yantra to Store Energy
In some schools of thinking, the yantra is a dwelling place for a deity. A yantra can also store energy to provide protection to a person or geographical location. There are yantras for each of the nine Vedic astrology planets. Collectively, these are called the Navagraha yantra.