Angaraka mantra, kavacha etc.,

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Mars, known as Mangal, Angaraka, Kuja and Chavai is the Commander in the planetary cabinet. He is the war lord. Mangal means the auspicious one. Angaraka is the one who is like burning coal. Kuja is the significator of brothers or sisters, aggressive attitude, war, sports, martial arts, analytical subjects like math, statistics, engineering. He also indicates loans, diseases that look violent particularly of nerves, liabilities and violence. He is the significator of vehicles and communication skills. Mars is known as “bhumi putra” (Son of Earth). Latest pictures taken of the surface of mars suggest similarities between Earth and Mars. Regular prayer to Mars to frees one from loans, poverty, sickness that effect brain. It gives immense courage and also gives communication skills. Kuja in certain placement causes ‘kuja dosha’ (Defects caused by mars), as he predisposes the native towards harshness. The role of kuja depends on individual charts - harshness for a policeman may be a gift but for a professor it may be a curse!

Kuja namaskara sloka, peedahara stotra, gayatri mantra & beeja mantra in Kannada, Sanskrit, Telugu, Tamil, Punjabi, Oriya, Gujarati, Malayalam, Bengali and English: