A lot of websites and youtube channels related to Brahmacharya recommend meditating on this mantra "Om Aryamayai Namah". I am curious as to what is it's source and who is the deity of the mantra.
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I believe it has nothing to do with Hinduism or communist propaganda. But I'll wait for an expert from the region to answer that properly.– user29449Commented Dec 28, 2023 at 17:23
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It looks like Aditya Aryaman's Mantra for Pitris. I guess..– Viṣṇu _Deva _Śrī.Commented Mar 2 at 5:55
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It should be अर्यमायै
Aryamaa अर्यमा/अर्यम aka आर्यमन् or विधाता would be the first choice for the Deva. I'm not aware of the source, however.
He's one of the 12 Aadityas, the second, in particular, just before Mitra(3rd) and Varuna(4th) and after Dhaataa(1st).
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@estimator I'm not aware of that since I haven't studied much (or any) Sanskrit grammar. But, this sort of transformation isn't rare. दुर्गा --> दुर्गायै -- सरस्वती --> सरस्वत्यै etc. Commented Mar 2 at 11:13
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@DushyantShreyaskar I believe it is in the Rig-Veda and it's a she forest deity.– HaridasaCommented Apr 1 at 2:13
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It could also be referring to this deity, hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/22923/…– HaridasaCommented Apr 1 at 2:14
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