The Dhanvantari Mantra is a sacred chant that invokes the blessings of Lord Dhanvantari, the divine physician and the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Revered as the God of Ayurveda and Healing, Lord Dhanvantari blesses devotees with good health, vitality, and freedom from disease. Chanting His mantra purifies the body, calms the mind, and strengthens the spirit, inviting divine healing energy into one’s life.
Om Dhanvantarye Namah
Meaning:
I bow to Lord Dhanvantari, the divine healer. May He bless me with good health, strength, and longevity.
Om Namo Bhagavate Mahasudarshanaya Vasudevaya Dhanvantarye Amritakalashahastaya Sarvabhayavinashaya Sarvaroganivaranaya Trilokapathaya Triloknathaya Shri Mahavishnuswaroopaya Shri Dhanvantariswaroopaya Namah.
Meaning:
Salutations to Lord Dhanvantari, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who holds the pot of nectar in His hands. O Supreme Healer of all worlds, destroyer of fear and disease, embodiment of divine health and immortality — I bow to You.
Om Tat Purushaya Vidmahe Amrit Kalash Hastaya Dhimahi Tanno Dhanvantari Prachodayat.
Meaning:
We meditate upon the Supreme Being, Lord Dhanvantari, who holds the pot of divine nectar. May He enlighten our intellect and guide us toward health, peace, and spiritual awakening.
In Sanatan Dharma, Lord Dhanvantari is worshipped as the divine physician and the founder of Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of holistic medicine. He is believed to be the 12th incarnation of Lord Vishnu and is honored as the Lord of Health and Immortality.
According to the scriptures, Lord Dhanvantari appeared during the Samudra Manthan (Churning of the Ocean), emerging from the cosmic waters holding a pot of Amrita (nectar of immortality) in one hand and sacred herbs in the others. His appearance signified the divine revelation of healing knowledge for the welfare of all beings.
In iconography, He is depicted with four arms — carrying a conch, leech, pot of nectar, and sacred herbs. His luminous form radiates peace and divine healing energy, reminding us that health is the truest form of wealth.
During the great cosmic churning (Samudra Manthan), the gods and demons sought the nectar of immortality. As the ocean churned, Lord Dhanvantari appeared with a golden pot filled with Amrita, bestowing health and vitality to all who sought refuge in Him.
In another legend, He incarnated as a prince of Kashi, born to King Dhanva through the grace of Lord Vishnu. In that form, He revealed the secrets of Ayurveda, guiding humanity on how to preserve health and attain balance of body, mind, and soul.
He is regarded as the first divine teacher of Ayurveda, the one who passed the sacred science to sages like Sushruta, the father of surgery. Through His wisdom, humanity learned that true well-being lies in harmony with nature and spiritual consciousness.
The vibrations of the Dhanvantari Mantra carry healing energy that cleanses physical, emotional, and spiritual ailments. Reciting this mantra regularly invokes divine protection from diseases, promotes inner peace, and revitalizes the life force (Prana Shakti).
It is especially powerful when chanted with faith during times of illness, before medical treatments, or as part of a daily wellness practice. It helps balance the Tridoshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) and brings alignment between body, mind, and soul.
The mantra energizes the body and strengthens immunity, helping prevent diseases and restoring physical vitality.
It prolongs life by harmonizing the body’s natural rhythms and purifying the subtle energy channels.
The divine vibration helps overcome chronic pain, fatigue, and emotional distress, promoting total healing.
Chanting calms the mind, reduces anxiety, and fosters a sense of spiritual well-being and contentment.
Lord Dhanvantari’s energy removes the fear of disease, suffering, and mortality, replacing it with divine courage.
Beyond physical healing, this mantra cleanses karmic impurities and guides the soul toward ultimate liberation.
Purification: Bathe and wear clean, light-colored clothes. Sit on a kush or woolen mat facing east.
Altar Setup: Place an image or idol of Lord Dhanvantari with offerings of tulsi leaves, sandalwood paste, fruits, and ghee lamps.
Invocation: Light incense and meditate upon His golden, radiant form holding the pot of nectar.
Chanting:
Recite the mantra 108 times using a Tulsi mala.
Focus your thoughts on healing energy and gratitude.
Thursdays or Dhanteras are especially auspicious for worship.
Offer Water and Flowers: After chanting, offer pure water, yellow flowers, and prayers for health and peace.
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