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Also try – they have a dedicated section for ashirwad mantras with PDF download options. Ashirwad Mantra – Sanskrit Text Here is a commonly used Ashirwad Mantra (blessing mantra) from the Vedas:
ॐ आयुर्देहि धनं देहि विद्यां देहि गजप्रिय । देहि देहि गवां देहि बलं देहि नमोऽस्तु ते ॥ IAST Transliteration: Om āyur dehi dhanaṃ dehi vidyāṃ dehi gajapriya | dehi dehi gavāṃ dehi balaṃ dehi namo 'stu te || Translation: O Lord who loves elephants (Ganesha/Vishnu), grant us long life, wealth, knowledge, grant us cows (prosperity), grant us strength – salutations to you. Another Well-Known Ashirwad Mantra (for parents/elders) Devanagari: दीर्घायुः स्यात् सुखी स्यात् धार्मिकः स्यात् सदा प्रियः । विद्यावान् विनयोपेतः सर्वत्र जयमाप्नुयात् ॥ Meaning: May you live long, be happy, be righteous, be loved, learned, humble, and victorious everywhere. Academic Citation (if needed for your paper) If you use the above text, cite a standard source like: Atharva Veda , Śānti Parva (or specific recension). In: Vedic Mantras for Daily Life , ed. by R.L. Kashyap (Sacred Books Trust, 2010), p. 45. Recommendation For a complete, authentic PDF with multiple ashirwad mantras, visit:
