5 Ancient Mantras That Will Transform Your Life...If Divinely adhered to........

5 Ancient Mantras That Will Transform Your Life...If Divinely adhered to........

Please bear in mind that..............Mantras are like medicine for the soul....&.... If ever your soul feels like need of medicine........Please chant these mantra.......JK

When we select a word or series of words to repeat in the form of a mantra, we are affirming it to ourselves and allowing its meaning to seep below the surface, into our subconscious, helping to shift our negative habits and patterns into positive ones.

In your own practice of these Mantra....Believe ME.....YOU will be often benefited from the power of these mantra. By far, these favorite mantra memory is a powerful transcendence that will transform your life.

They will make you think of a challenge you are currently facing and hold it steady in your minds. Over the next hour or so, they led us through 108 rounds of chanting Om Gum Ganapatayei Namah, a prayer to Ganesh, the remover of obstacles.......&........ By the end, the entire room will fired up. A renewed sense of purpose and resolve will sparked in you. that comes alive in you again every time you chant/hear this mantra.

Sanskrit is considered by some linguists to be the “perfect language,” as its correct pronunciation evokes a unique vibration in the Universe, placing into motion whatever you are trying to manifest through your mantra.

Here are 5 favorite Sanskrit mantras, with their ancient meanings and how we can adopt them into our modern life,

1) Mantra: "AUM".............

Translation: The sound of the universe. It is the first, original vibration, representing the birth, death and re-birth process.

Modern adaptation: Chanting the sound "AUM" brings us into harmonic resonance with the universe – this is a scientific fact! "AUM" is said to vibrate which is the natural music of the Universe. Decreasing your frequency in chanting to coincide with that of the Universe stills the fluctuations of the mind, allowing you to practice yoga through sound. "AUM" is an idyllic way to begin and end a yoga or mediation practice, and also comes in handy when you just need to chill out.

2) Mantra: "Aum" Namah Shivaya"........

Translation: I bow to Shiva, the supreme deity of transformation who represents the truest, highest self.

This Mantra can be described as...... “Amazing Grace of Sanskrit.” and could even be further dfescribed .........., “You honor the divinity within yourself.” This is a Great mantra to help build self-confidence, reminding us that we are all made up of divine energy and should treat ourselves accordingly.

3) Mantra: Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu..........

Translation: May all beings everywhere be happy and free, and may the thoughts,......words......, and...... actions of your own life contribute in some way to that happiness and to that freedom for all

Modern adaptation: Most commonly associated with the Jivamukti Yoga , this mantra is a powerful way to dedicate yourself to living a life of non-harming and being of service to the greater good. This mantra encourages co-operation...... compassion..... and living in harmony with the environment.... animal.... and .....our fellow human beings.

4) Mantra:.... Shanti Mantra........

Aum Saha Naavavatu

Saha Nau Bhunaktu

Saha Veeryam Karavaavahai

Tejasvi Aavadheetamastu Maa Vidvishaavahai Aum

Translation: May the Lord protect and bless us. May he nourish us, giving us strength to work together for the good of humanity. May our learning be brilliant and purposeful. May we never turn against one another.

Modern adaptation: A perfect mantra to start a yoga class, a new day, or even a new business with. It unites the participants and sets a tone of non-competitiveness, unity, and working together towards a common goal.

5) Mantra: Aum Gum Ganapatayei Namah.......

Translation: I bow to the elephant-faced deity [Ganesh] who is capable of removing all obstacles. I pray for blessings and protection.”

Modern adaptation: In Hindu teachings, Ganesh is known as the God of wisdom and success and the destroyer of obstacles. Make this as your favorite mantra, which you always draw on when you are facing a big challenge in life and especially when you are traveling.

"AUM NAMASHIVAYA"

J.KANNAN, M.Com, FIATA

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