Summary: Mrithasanjeevani is a herb that cures all diseases. In the Hindu epic, Ramayana, it was used to revive Lakshmana, who was struck down by Prince Indrajith’s poison-tipped arrows. It is a very important mantra of the Navanath Sampradaya (Sect of 9 saints and masters). It has to be recited 108 times. It is believed that doing so helps bring success in one’s ventures and good health. It is said that it can even bring a dead person back to life. This ancient mantra has many versions. Its origin can be traced back to Brahmarishi Shukracharya, who possessed Mritha Sanjeevani Vidya, or the knowledge on gaining immortality. It is a very powerful Vedic healing mantra. Good health, long life, mental peace, freedom from diseases, and all fears are ome of its touted benefits.
