If your marriage is facing delays or if you are facing problems in marriage, there is a simple solution that can bring relief. It is the Swayamvara Parvati Mantra, also called the Shiva Parvati Mantra.
This powerful Mantra can remove the obstacles to your marriage and restore love and harmony in your conjugal life. No marriage is perfect, but sometimes, small issues blow up into major fights, leading to separation and eventually divorce. But this Mantra can bring positive vibes into your home and help you boost your bond with your partner.
For those who are filled with despair and wondering if they will ever find a soulmate, too, the Swayamvara Parvati Mantra is a boon. Chanting the Mantra regularly will help you align with the cosmic energies and enable you to attract the ideal partner.
Planetary Doshas like Pitru Dosha, Sarpa Dosha, etc., can cause delays in marriage or problems in marital life. Swayamavara Parvati Mantra and Yagya can reduce or nullify the adverse effects of such Doshas in your birth chart.
The Mantra was supposedly given to Goddess Parvati by Sage Durvasa, and it helped her unite with Shiva.
Parvati Swayamvara: A Tale of Love and Longing
Parvati was the daughter of Himavan, the king of the mountains, and Mena, an apsara. One day, when she was 8 years old, Himavan took her to see Shiva. Parvati was very spiritual and curious to know about God. She was excited to see Shiva, but he was meditating and ignored her. Parvati would visit him every day and offer him fresh flowers, hoping that he would open his eyes and talk to her. She had already decided that he was the man she wanted to wed.
Many years passed, and Parvati was now a beautiful young woman. Still, Shiva remained deep in meditation. One day, Parvati told her father, “I want to marry Lord Shiva. But he is always meditating. I wish that I could also meditate like Shiva!”
Himavan felt sad that Shiva was ignoring his beautiful daughter, who loved him deeply. He decided to take matters into his own hands and asked Kama, the God of love, to disturb Shiva's meditation. Madana had a bow and some flower-tipped arrows. He would shoot these arrows at people to stir feelings of love in their hearts.
Kama sent his arrows toward Shiva. Disturbed in his trance, Shiva opened his third eye and caught sight of Kama standing with his bow in his hands. Shiva burned Kama to ashes instantly.
Parvati had been standing nearby with a garland in her hands, but Shiva did not even look at her. He closed his eyes and resumed his meditation.
On seeing this, Parvati's parents were furious. They felt that Shiva had insulted their daughter and told Parvati to stop wasting her time on him. But Parvati refused to budge. “I am going to remain here only,” she said firmly. “And I will eat only wet leaves.” Parvati's parents had no choice but to return home without her.
For many years, Parvati stayed close to Shiva, eating only wet leaves. Then, she began eating only dry leaves. After some more years, she stopped eating leaves altogether. Then she got the name Aparna, meaning “one who does not eat even a leaf.” Parvati became Goddess Aparna because of her rigorous tapasya, or spiritual discipline.
Time passed. Now, Parvati stopped drinking water. She was living only on air and had become very weak. Himavan was worried, as he feared that she would die. Finally, he went to Shiva and said, “Don’t you see what you are doing to my dear daughter? All her life, she wanted only one thing – to marry you. But you did not even look at her. If you won’t marry her, look at her at least. Or she will die.”
However, Shiva wanted to test her one last time before marrying her. Parvati had endured so much for him, and yet Shiva wished to test her love. Taking the form of an ordinary man, he approached her and said, “You are such a lovely girl,” he said. “Why do you want to waste your time here? I know that you wish to marry Shiva, but what kind of man is he? He is always in the cremation ground with ghouls and ghosts. He wears a garland of skulls around his neck, too. How can you marry someone who looks so frightful? Forget him and marry a normal man, someone like me.”
Parvati became angry. “Leave me alone!” she hissed. “I know who Shiva is. Don’t try to sway me with your words. I will never marry you! I will marry only my Shiva. Go away this instant, or I shall curse you!”
On hearing her impassioned words, Shiva assumed his true form. Parvati was awe-struck to see him standing before her. Shiva told her to ask for any boon, and Parvati replied, “Do you not know by now what boon I want? I want to marry you.”
And Shiva, the Compassionate One, known to grant boons easily, readily agreed. Parvati had won his heart with her unwavering love and devotion. The privations she had put herself through for his love melted Shiva’s heart, which had become cold and stony after his first wife, Sati, died.
After they were married, Parvati discovered that she was actually Sati’s reincarnation.
More About the Parvati Swayamvara Mantra
· This Mantra has 48 letters. It is very important to pronounce each word correctly for the Mantra to be effective. Parvati Swayamvara Mantra is a sacred and powerful incantation; hence, one should master it with the help of a Guru.
· While chanting the Mantra, make offerings to the deity to please them more. Offer dhoop, fruits, flowers, betel leaves, Aarti, and Namaskaram.
· Take Sankalpa, which is the oath to be taken in front of the Goddess, mentioning your name, relevant details about yourself, your problem, and what you wish to achieve by chanting the Mantra. Once you take the Sankalpa, you cannot stop ta,ke a break, or be irregular in the chanting. It’s better to practice the Mantra for a few days to see if you can do it or not.
· The Mantra should be recited 108 times daily for 18, 24 days, or 48 days continuously, depending upon how greatly you need it.
Swayamvara Parvati Mantra:
“Om Hreem Yoginim Yogini Yogeswari Yoga Bhayankari Sakala Sthavara
Jangamasya Mukha Hridayam Mama Vasam akarsha Akarshaya Swaha||”
Meaning: “O you who are always in Union with Lord Shiva, provide me with the power of attraction and allure, O Noble One!”
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