Bhadrakali Mantra

Om Hraum Kali Mahakali Kilikile Phat Svaha॥

• Om - The primordial sound representing the ultimate reality and universal consciousness.
• Hraum - A powerful bija mantra associated with divine energy, often used for protection, strength, and transformation. It is particularly potent when invoking fierce deities like Kali.
• Kali - Refers to the goddess Kali, the fierce and powerful aspect of the divine feminine. Kali is associated with destruction of evil, transformation, and liberation.
• Mahakali - A name of Goddess Kali, emphasizing her greatness and power.
• Kilikile - A term associated with Kali, signifying her fierce and warlike nature, often depicted with a loud, terrifying roar.
• Phat - A bija mantra used to cut through negativity and obstacles. It is often employed at the end of mantras to signify a strong, decisive action, breaking through barriers and invoking immediate divine intervention.
• Svaha - A term used at the end of mantras to signify an offering or invocation, often translated as "so be it" or "hail." It is used to make the mantra more powerful and to signify the offering of oneself or one's actions to the deity.

Putting it all together, the mantra translates to

"Om, I invoke the divine energy of Goddess Kali with the powerful sound Hraum. Hail to Kali, the great and fierce one, with her terrifying roar. May obstacles be destroyed. Hail to the divine."

This mantra is chanted to seek the blessings, protection, and empowerment of Goddess Kali, particularly in her fierce and protective aspects. It is believed to dispel negativity, overcome obstacles, and foster spiritual strength and empowerment.