মংগল ভবন অমংগল হারী
Mangal Bhavan Amangal Hari in Bengali · বাংলা
আপনার ভাষা/লিপিতে পড়ুন
উৎপত্তি ও কাহিনি
Ramcharitmanas, Bala Kanda (Goswami Tulsidas) · Goswami Tulsidas · 16th century CE (c. 1574)
Goswami Tulsidas composed the Ramcharitmanas, the Awadhi retelling of the Ramayana, beginning his work at Ayodhya in the year 1574. In the opening Bala Kanda he offers a series of invocations (mangalacharan) seeking the grace of his chosen deity, Lord Rama. This couplet is part of that benediction, praying that the Lord who is the very home of auspiciousness — and who once delighted the world as a child playing in Dasharatha's palace courtyard — may melt with compassion and bless the poet and all listeners.
✦ শাস্ত্রে যেমন বলা হয়েছে
Devotees across the Hindi-speaking world recite this single line to sanctify the beginning of weddings, housewarmings and journeys; it is widely held that uttering 'Mangal Bhavan Amangal Hari' with faith at the threshold of any task removes inauspicious influences and turns the undertaking toward success.
মন্ত্র
যেকোনো পঙ্ক্তি বা ▶ বোতাম ছুঁয়ে শুনুন
মংগল ভবন অমংগল হারী। দ্রবউ সো দসরথ অজির বিহারী॥
maṅgala bhavana amaṅgala hārī dravau so dasaratha ajira bihārī
অর্থ:May that Lord — the abode of all auspiciousness and the remover of all that is inauspicious, who sports as a child in the courtyard of King Dasharatha — be moved with compassion and shower His grace upon us.
শব্দে-শব্দে অর্থ
উচ্চারণ শুনতে যেকোনো শব্দে ক্লিক করুন
Mangal Bhavan Amangal Hari পাঠের উপকারিতা
Invokes auspiciousness and removes obstacles at the start of any new work or ceremony
Traditionally recited before pujas, weddings, housewarmings and journeys for blessings
Fills the mind and home with positive, auspicious vibrations of Rama's name
Dispels fear, misfortune and inauspicious influences (amangal)
A simple, easily memorised benediction suitable for daily morning recitation
Cultivates devotion to the child-form (bala-rupa) of Lord Rama
Mangal Bhavan Amangal Hari পাঠের নিয়ম
Recite this chaupai with folded hands and a calm, devotional mind, visualising the child Rama playing joyfully in Dasharatha's courtyard. It is commonly chanted once, thrice or eleven times at the start of worship or auspicious events. Many devotees recite it together with the full Bala Kanda Mangalacharan or before reading any portion of the Ramcharitmanas.
প্রায়শ জিজ্ঞাসিত প্রশ্ন
এগুলিও পড়ুন
ॐ
সম্পূর্ণ Mangal Bhavan Amangal Hari শ্লোকে-শ্লোকে অর্থসহ পড়ুন, অথবা আরও পবিত্র পাঠ দেখুন