Sani Vajra Panjarika Kavacham

 

Shani (Sanskrit शनि) is one of the Navagraha which are the nine primary celestial beings in Hindu astrology, or Jyotisa. Shani is embodied in the planet Saturn. Shani is the Lord of Saturday, the word Shani also denotes the seventh day or Saturday in most Indian languages.  Shani is also known as Shanaiscarya (शनैश्वर) Shani Bhagavan, Shaneesvara, Saneesvara, Shaneesvaran, Shani Deva. Shani is a Deva and son of Surya (the Hindu Sun God) and his wife Chhaya (Shadow goddess) and hence also known as Chayyaputra.

Neelambaro, Nelavapu, kireeti,
Grdhra sthitha, sthrasakaro, dhanushman,
Chathurbhuja, suryasutha, prasanna,
Sada mama syadwaradha prasantha.

Oh god dressed in blue silk, who has a blue body, Who wears a crown, who sits on vulture,Who gives misfortunes, who is armed with a bow, Who has four hands and who is son of Sun God, Be pleased with me always and happily grant me boons.

Brahmo Uvacha :

Srunu dwam rishaya,

Sarva sani peeda haram mahath,
Kavacham Sani Rajasya

Soureridhamanuthamam.

Be pleased to hear oh sage, the great armour, Which is a cure to all misery brought by king Sani, Who is the incomparably great in the clan of the Sun.

Kavacham devatha vasam

vajra panjara samgnakam,
SAnaishara preethikaram,

sarva soubhagya dhayagam.

This armour called “thunderbolt shield” in which gods live, Is very dear to the slow moving planet, and brings all luck.

Om Sri Sanaischara,

pathu bhalam may Soorya nandana,
Nethre Chayathmaja pathu,

pathu karnou Yamanuja.

Om, Oh God Saturn, let the son of Sun protect my forehead, Let the darling son of Chaya protect my eyes, Lat my ears be protected by the brother of Yama.

Nasam Vaivaswaswatha Pathu,

mukham may Bhaskara sada,
Snigha kandashasch may kandaam,

bhujou pathu Mahabhuja.

Let my nose be protected by Sun God, Let the illuminator always protect my face, Let he with a pleasant voice protect my voice, And let the great armed God protect my arms.

Skandhou pathu sanischaiva,

karou pathu shubha pradha,
Vaksha pathu Yama bhratha,

kukshim paathvasitha sthadha.

Let my shoulders be protected by Sani, Let my hands be protected by he who does good, Let the brother of Yama protect my chest, And the one who is dark in colour protect my navel.

Nabhim grahpathi pathu,

manda pathu kateem thadha,
Ooru mamanthaka pathu,

yamo januyugam thadha.

Let my stomach be protected by the lord of all planets, Let the slow mover protect my hips, Let he who makes end protect my thighs, And let Yama protect my pair of knees.

Padou Manda gathi pathu,

sarvangam pathu pippala,
Angopangani sarvani rakshen

may Surya nandana.

Let my legs be protected by him with slow speed, Let all my organs be protected by he who wears the coat, And all my primary and secondary organs, Be protected by the darling sin of the Sun God.

Ithyethath kavacham divyam

padeth soorya suthasya ya,
Na thaasya jayathe peeda,

preetho bhavathi sooryaja.

If this armour of the son of the Sun God is read, No misery will come to him and, The son of Sun God would be pleased with him.

Vyayay janma dwitheeyastho,

mruthyu sthana gatrhopi va,
Kalathrastho gatho vapi

supreethasthu sada sani.

Whether Saturn occupies the twelfth, first or second house, Or even goes to the house of death or occupies the seventh star, Saturn will always be pleased with him.

Ashtamastha soorya suthe vyaye,
janma dwitheeyage,
Kavacham padathe nithyam,
na peeda jayathe kwachith.

If the son of Sun God is in eighth, twelfth, first or second house, Daily reading this Kavacham, no misery would ever be caused.

Ithyedath kavacham divyam

saureya nirmitham pura,
Dwadasahtama janmastha

doshan nasayathe sada.,
Janma lagna sthithaan doshan

sarvan nasayathe Prabhu.

This holy divine armour composed by Sun in ancient times, Would destroy the ills caused by eighth,twelfth, first and second house, And also destroy the bad effects of Saturn occupying the Lagna rasi(Ascendent)

Ithi Sri Brahmanda Purane

Brahma Narada Samvade,
Sani Vajra panjara kavacham sampoornam,

Thus ends the thunderbolt armour of Saturn, Occuring in the discussion between Brahma and sage Narada, In Brahmanda Puranam.

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