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Sri Hariharaputra Sahasranama Abhisheka Mantram

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prāṇāpāna-vyānodāna-samānā me śudhyaṃtāṃ |
jyotirahaṃ virajā vipāpmā bhūyāsagṃ svāhā ||1||

vāṅmanaścakṣuśrotrajihvāghrāṇaretobuddhyākūtissaṃkalpā me śudhyaṃtāṃ |
jyotirahaṃ virajā vipāpmā bhūyāsagṃ svāhā ||2||

tvakcarma-māgṃsa-rudhira-medo-majjā-snāyavo'sthīni me śudhyaṃtāṃ |
jyotirahaṃ virajā vipāpmā bhūyāsagṃ svāhā ||3||

śiraḥpāṇi-pāda-pārśvapṛṣṭhorūdara-jaṃghā-śiśnopastha-pāyavo me śudhyaṃtāṃ |
jyotirahaṃ virajā vipāpmā bhūyāsagṃ svāhā ||4||

pṛthivyāpastejovāyurākāśā me śudhyaṃtāṃ |
jyotirahaṃ virajā vipāpmā bhūyāsagṃ svāhā ||5||

śabda-sparśa-rūpa-rasa-gaṃdhā me śudhyaṃtāṃ |
jyotirahaṃ virajā vipāpmā bhūyāsagṃ svāhā ||6||

(mano-buddhyahaṃkāraśvittaṃ me śudhyaṃtāṃ |
jyotirahaṃ virajā vipāpmā bhūyāsagṃ svāhā ||
mano-vākkāya-karmāṇi me śudhyaṃtāṃ |
jyotirahaṃ virajā vipāpmā bhūyāsagṃ svāhā ||7||

devasya tvā savituḥ prasave aśvinorbāhubhyāṃ pūṣṇo hastābhyāṃ
aśvino bheṣajyena tejase brahmavarcasāyābhiṣiṃcāmi ||8||

devasya tvā savituḥ prasave aśvinorbāhubhyāṃ pūṣṇo hastābhyāṃ
sarasvatyai bheṣajyena vīryāyānnādyāyābhiṣiṃcāmi ||9||

devasya tvā savituḥ prasave aśvinorbāhubhyāṃ pūṣṇo hastābhyāṃ
iṃdrasyeṃdriyeṇa śriyai yaśase balāyābhiṣiṃcāmi ||10||

iti śrīhariharaputrasahasranāmābhiṣekamaṃtraṃ saṃpūrṇaṃ |

Meaning

1.    The mantra purifies the five vital airs — Prana, Apana, Vyana, Udana, and Samana, transforming the devotee into a state of radiant, sinless consciousness.
    2.    Speech, mind, eyes, ears, tongue, nose, intellect, and intent — all are sanctified and aligned with divine awareness.
    3.    Skin, flesh, blood, marrow, fat, and bones — each component of the body becomes pure and filled with divine light.
    4.    From head to toe, every limb of the devotee is purified through the sacred recitation.
    5.    The five elements — earth, water, fire, air, and space — are invoked to attain inner purity and balance.
    6.    The five sensory experiences — sound, touch, form, taste, and smell — are elevated into spiritual perception.
    7.    The mind, intellect, ego, and consciousness, along with speech and actions, are purified to serve divine purpose.
    8.    The mantra invokes Savita (the Sun deity), Ashwini twins, and Pushan, symbolizing illumination, healing, and nourishment.
    9.    Saraswati’s blessings bring strength, vitality, and spiritual wisdom to the devotee.
    10.    The final invocation seeks Indra’s power — bestowing courage, fame, and divine brilliance.

Summary:
The Sri Hariharaputra Sahasranama Abhisheka Mantra is a sacred hymn of purification used during abhisheka (holy bathing) of Lord Dharmashasta (Hariharaputra). It cleanses the devotee’s body, mind, and spirit, transforming them into a vessel of divine energy. The mantra unites the five elements and sensory powers with higher consciousness, granting purity, strength, wisdom, and enlightenment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Hariharaputra Sahasranama Abhisheka Mantram?
It is a sacred mantra recited during the Abhisheka of Lord Ayyappan, aimed at purifying the body, mind, and soul completely. It is a profound spiritual practice rooted in Vedic tradition.
When and how should this mantra be recited?
This mantra is typically recited during the Abhisheka of Lord Ayyappan, especially during Mandala Pooja or Makarajyothi festivals. It is important to recite it with a pure mind and devotion.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Hariharaputra Sahasranama Abhisheka Mantram?
Reciting this mantra leads to holistic physical, mental, and spiritual purification. It bestows radiance, knowledge, good health, and prosperity, while also removing sins.
Who can recite this mantra?
Devotees of Lord Ayyappan, especially those participating in Abhisheka, or anyone seeking inner purification and spiritual progress can recite this mantra. A pure mind and devotion are essential.
How many times should this mantra be recited?
During Abhisheka, the mantra is usually recited by priests or devotees a specified number of times (e.g., 11, 21, 108 times). For personal practice, it can be recited a few times daily.
What is the origin or background of this mantra?
This mantra originates from the Vedic tradition and holds significant importance in the worship of Lord Hariharaputra (Ayyappan). It incorporates ancient concepts of purifying vital energies, senses, and the five elements.

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