"For Indian culture is fruitful in the domain of psychology, philosophy, and religion, so fruitful that there are few doctrines which appeared out of original Western sources that have not already been anticipated and developed...in India. " Paul Brunton (1898 -1981
Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is committed to transmit the richness of Sanatana dharma to the youngsters in terms of the depth and width of knowledge, the sacrifices of national heroes, miracles of Maha Rishis, science and mathematics, moral stories, and the importance of maintaining the traditions and customs. Learning and chanting appropriate Mantras for humanity as well as for oneself development is a high priority. The following mantras must be chanted every day before the call begins which would enable them to concentrate and create a peaceful atmosphere. 
SLOKA ONE
Karaagre Vasate Lakshmi, Karamadhye Saraswati
Karamoole Sthita Gauri, Prabhaate Karadarshanam ||
The Karagre Vasate Lakshmi mantra is a shloka originally from the Vishnu Purana. It is one of the most practiced mantras, chanted every day by the old and young alike.
Most practitioners of mantra meditation do not start their day without chanting or listening to this mantra early in the morning. For this mantra, as soon as you wake up from sleep, focus on the palms of the hands.
Benefits of the Mantra
The Karagre Vasate Lakshmi Mantra holds several benefits for the mind of both the chanter and the listener. Listening or chanting to this soothing Lakshmi mantra along with meditation helps you in the following ways. 
Benefit 1 - Improves finances.
For people with financial problems, this mantra helps you stay positive and make better, conscious decisions.
Benefit 2 - Aids studies
This mantra is also beneficial for students of all ages, to improve focus and gain better results
Benefit 3 - Enhances confidence
It helps to gain confidence and clarity of mind.
SLOKA TWO
Samudra Vasane Devi Stana Mandale
Vishnupatni namastubhyam padsparsham kshamaswa me
Meaning: Oh Mother Earth, The Devi Who is having Ocean as Her Garments and Mountains as Her Bosom, Who is the Consort of Sri Vishnu, I Bow to You; Please Forgive Us for Touching You with Our Feet.
The sloka signifies that the holy mother has mountains and forests as her body and on which the oceans work as the clothes. She is the wife of the almighty Lord Krishna (an incarnation of Lord Vishnu) and she should be bowed down upon. We stand on the Earth, which means our feet touch our Holy Mother, which is a sin, and we should ask for forgiveness for doing so. 
 As soon as one gets up from the bed, before our feet touch the ground we must ask forgiveness of the Bhoomidevi, who bear us all and support our living. This is the sloka taught to children

Bhoomi, Bhudevi, Bhumi-Devi or Padmavati is the Hindu avatar of goddess Prithvi representing Mother Earth. She is the consort of the Varaha avatar of Shri Vishnu. Bhumi is the daughter of Prajapati. She is known by various names such as Bhuma-Devi, Bhuvati, Bhuvaani, Bhuvaneshwari, Avni, Prithvi, Varahi, Dharti, Dhaatri, Dharani, Vasudha, Vasundhara, Vaishnavi, Kashyapi, Urvi, Ira, Mahi, Ela, Vasumati, Dhanshika, Hema, and Hiranmaya.
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