In the Puranas and scriptures, there is a special mention of Mahamrityunjaya Mantra for averting incurable diseases and avoiding premature death. Sage-Munis have called the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra to be the heart of the Vedas. It is also known as the Mrit-Sanjivani mantra, because it is believed that this is an element of the life restoring knowledge gained by the sage Shukra (Venus) after strict austerity and penance. Many of the people use the mala of Rudraksha consisting of 108 beads to count the number of chants.
The one, who is ill, must gather the power to chant. In order to get rid of ailments and uncurable diseases, an individual is advised to chant the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra 11000 times. For this powerful mantra, it is recommended Mahamrityunjaya jap has to be done 108 times. According to Shiv Purana, in case of fear, it is advised to chant the holy mantra 1100 times with keeping the Lord in heart.
After completion of chant of Shri Maha Mrutunjay Mantra, the ceremony is organized which can take almost 3 hours if done. Owing to Shiva’s three eyes, the name Trayambak-mantra has also been ascribed to it. Correct Way And Timing to Chant Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra Chanting a mantra has a method, and it has to be followed. The pandits/purohits keep on chanting the Shri Maha Mrutunjay Mantra on a daily basis till the day of the finishing and they complete the committed or devoted chant of mantras on that day. This is called Rudra Mantra, drawing from the ferocious attribute of Shiva. This mantra has many names and is polymorphic. As well-known as the powerful Savitur Gayatri Mantra Om Bhur Bhuva Suvahah, Tat Savitur Varenyam the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra inspires its chants and reveals the Highest Spiritual Truths. This great mantra dedicated to Shiva as a mortal can also be found in the Rigveda. Mahamrityunjaya Mantra is found in the Shukla Yajurveda. Like the Gayatri Mantra it is one of the most widely known mantra of Sanatan Dharma. In this mantra, Shiva has been described as ‘the vanquisher of death’.
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