Vyasa Draupadi Mantra

Draupadi is a key character in the Hindu epic, Mahabharatha. She was the daughter of King Drupada, and the wife of the five Pandava brothers. Born from the sacrificial fire, she was also called Yajna seni. Draupadi is worshipped as a village Goddess and at times, as an avatar of the fearsome Goddess, Kali, as well as Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth. It is believed that chanting the Vyasa Draupadi Mantra gives one a happy and problem-free life. It is also a powerful Mantra for  enhancing one’s beauty and charm, which can be chanted by both girls and boys. It is said to bestow a beautiful complexion and good hair. As Draupadi never aged, this Mantra is said to help people to age gracefully and retain their youthful looks. It is also a powerful marriage Mantra. Men and women who want to get married soon, or to marry the one they love, can chant it. It is believed to remove obstacles and hindrances for marriage, bestow conjugal bliss, children, and complication-free delivery for pregnant women. Chanting the Mantra is believed to bring wealth, self-esteem, status, material comforts, and solve financial problems.