Vedic Chanting Learning Series
No 4 of 17
Aim hrīm om sarasvatyai namaḥ 
Om sarasvati namastubhyaṃ varade kāmarūpiṇi vidyārambhaṃ kariṣyāmi siddhirbhavatu me sadā

O Goddess Sarasvati salutations to you, O one who gives boons, O one who fulfills desires. I am going to begin my studies, may there always be accomplishment for me.

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4 Sarasvati Devi

Vedic Chanting Learning Series
No 7 of 17
Om namo namaḥ śaṅkara pārvatī bhyām 
Om vāgarthāvivasamprktau vāgarthapratipattaye jagataḥpitarau vande pārvatī parameśvarau

Devi Parvati and Lord Shiva
the infallible mother - father of this universe
are timelessly inseparable like the word and its meaning

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7 Shiva Shakti

Vedic Chanting Learning Series
No 10 of 17

Om bhūr bhuvaḥ s(u)vaḥ 
Tatsaviturvareṇyam bhargo devasya dhim̄ahi | 
dhiyo yo naḥ pracodayāt |

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10 Gayatri

“…Hindu worship is truly democratic in spirit. One can choose the form of the Lord suitable to one’s own disposition from among the forms presented by the Vedic sages. One of the most important and popular of these forms is Ganapati.
The Lord is called Siva, the auspicious, since for the devotee, the Lord alone is auspicious and sacred. The creative faculty, or the infinite power of the Lord is Sakti, also called Parvati in the Puranas. Ganapati is the offspring of Siva and Sakti, a combination of the attribute-less Brahman and the power that is the origin of the universe. Thus, Ganapati is the saguna (with attributes) Brahman.
Etymologically, Ganapati means the Lord of the groups. In this creation, all living beings exist and thrive in groups, each of these groups being a gana. This psychology of living in groups equally applies to the gods, the humans and other life forms. All these groups exist in one Supreme Reality, the Brahman. That is why It is called Ganapati – the Supreme Lord of the ganas.”
From the book Ganapati Upanisad by Shree Svami Tattvavidananda Sarasvati

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Sharada

Shree Ganapatyatharvashirshopanishad

To my Guru
an ocean of infinite love and compassion 

śrīgurustotam Verses in reverential praise of the teacher

akhaṇḍamaṇḍalkāraṃ vyāptaṃ yena carācaram tatpadaṃ darśitaṃ yena tasmai śīgurave namaḥ (1)
Salutations to that guru who showed me the abode—the one who is to be known— whose form is the entire universe and by whom all the movables (animals) and immovables are pervaded.
ajñānatimirāndhasya jñānāñjanaśalākayā cakṣurunmīlitaṃ yena tasmai śrīgurave namaḥ (2)
Salutations to that guru who opened the eyes of the one blind due to the darkness (cover) of ignorance with the needle (coated) with the ointment of knowledge.
gururbrahmā gururviṣṇuḥ gururdevo maheśvaraḥ gurureva paraṃ brahma tasmai śrīgurave namaḥ (3)
Salutations to that guru, who is the Creator, Sustainer, and Destroyer, and who indeed is the limitless Brahman.

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devotion

Gurustotram

Shree Gurubhyo NamaH HariH Om
To my teacher

These are 10 sacred Vedic Peace Mantras also known as ShAnti PAthAH. 

Each Upanishad has a ShAnti PAthaH which is recited at the beginning of our studies of the Upanishad. 

They invoke the right attitude of the student to be in harmony with Ishvara, guru & shAstra. 
May there be harmony between the teacher and the student. 
May we listen with Pramana Buddhi, the understanding & trust that Veda is a means of knowledge to know myself as whole and complete here and now. 
Each mantras has a beautiful meaning, of which you can find more information on www.vaidika.org. 

You can also listen to those mantras as a meditation and to invoke the guidance, blessing to find a teacher, to find harmony in life with myself, the world & god. 

Om ShAntiH ShAntiH ShAntiH

4_Ten Sacred Vedic Peace Mantras

Shaaradaa

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