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Beej Mantras also known as Vedic Seed Mantras are the core mantras or sounds endowed with great spiritual powers, They are often called the audible seed version of all the Deity majorly in Hinduism. Beejas form part of several mantra compositions and hence they are like the batteries of mantras. It is believed that when chanted with concentration Beej mantras can fulfil the desires of the devotees and act like a protective shield surrounding them and protecting from all dangers and enemies.