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Sanskrit Mantras are rooted in Primordial Sounds. See how you can use an ancient Sacred Sanskrit Mantra or Vedic Mantras to attain clarity, peace, and single mindedness.

Sanskrit Mantras are single or strung together syllables of energy-based sounds. The Indian metaphysical tradition explains that the body is composed of the combination of five elements and the first of them is sound. Vocal sounds have a profound effect in our lives whether we are conciously aware of them or not, no vocal utterance is entirely without meaning. Using Sanskrit vibrational mantras such as AUM can have a profound effect on the way the mind attains clarity, peace and single minded focus.

One’s subconscious mind can easily find its solution through recitation of sanskrit mantras which will dissolve into a a state of meditation. A mantra, when repeated constantly during meditation, first loudly and then through silent and mental chanting, takes one into a hightened state of consciousness and awareness.

Aum, Pimordial Mantra, OmThe Primordial or Original Mantra – Aum
The most basic or primordial mantra is Aum, also known as the “Pranava Mantra”, is the source of all mantras. Aum is regarded to be the most fundamental and original mantra. Aum represents the Universal reality and totality. Thus, Aum can be prefixed and suffixed to all sanskrit Mantras.

There are many unique Sanskrit Mantras in the sacred Hindu texts like the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad-Gita, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Durga Saptashati or Chandi. Sanskrit mantras in these ancient sacred texts guide the practioner to calm the waves of the mind and expand Higher concious awareness, cultivating compassion of the heart resulting in what we would consider spiritual advancement.

Brahma Mantra
Lord Brahma is the originator and the generator of the mankind. Brahma represents the universal mind, as creation is the work of the mind and the intellect. Lord Brahma is considered as the “Brahm”,  the Supreme God.

Dhanwantari Mantra
Lord Dhanwantari is regarded as the god of ayurvedic medicine (Ayurveda) in the Hindu religion. People pray to Dhanvantari, asking him for improved or good health for themselves and for others. Dhanvantri Mantra forms the part of prayers offered to the lord. Mantra of Dhanwantari with its meaning is as follows:

Durga Mantra
Durga (Shakti /Devi) is one of the most popular goddesses among the Hindu people. Devi represents strength, morality, power and protection. Goddess Durga is the divine mother, who protects people from evil forces of selfishness, jealousy, hatred, anger and ego.

Ganesh Mantra
Lord Ganesha is the Lord of beginnings, as per the Hindu mythology. Shri Ganesh is the remover of obstacles. Hindu God Ganesha represents wisdom, intellect and knowledge. God Ganesha is the most worshipped God of the Hindu religion. People worship Ganesha before starting any work to ensure hassle-free work.

Hanuman Mantra
Lord Hanuman is considered to be an incarnation of Lord Shiva. Shri Hanuman is the epitome of sincere devotion and dedication, being a great disciple of Lord Rama. Sri Hanuman is a celibate God, who represents strength, divinity, courage and devotion.

Hare Krishna Mantra
Hare Krishna Mantra is considered as the Maha Mantra (Ultimate prayer) of Kaliyuga (The Dark Age). Kaliyuga refers to the present era of machine, where truth and morality are at their lowest level.

Kali Mantra
Maha Kali is the fiercest form of Shakti or Durga, in the Hindu religion. Goddess Kali is the destroyer of evil. But Kali is also a compassionate mother who loves her sincere children. Kali is usually worshipped by tantriks to achieve “siddhis”. Kali is the slayer of ego as well. Maha Kali Mantra forms part of the prayers offered to the goddess.

Krishna Mantra
Lord Krishna is one of the most popular and worshipped deities of the Hindu religion. Krishna represents strength, beauty, knowledge and opulence. Shri Krishna is the very embodiment of love and divine ecstasy that destroys all pain and offense. Shri Krishna Mantra forms the part of prayers offered to the lord.

Kuber Mantra
Kuber is regarded as the god of wealth, in Hindu mythology. Lord Kubera is also known as the god of yakshas (savage beings). Kubera is always remembered with the goddess of fortune, Lakshmi.

Lakshmi Mantra
Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth, luxury, beauty, power, generosity and auspiciousness. Maha Lakshmi is claimed to fulfill the promises of material, wealth and contentment. Goddess Lakshmi represents fortune, purity, courage and fertility.  Maha Lakshmi Mantra forms the part of prayers offered to the Lord.

Mantra Power
Mantras are powerful sounds and when chanted with devotion produce enormous effects and can be meditated on while chanting. As the mind concentrates more and more on the mantra and its meaning, it conditions the mind and takes us to  higher states.

Mantra Chanting
Chanting of mantra was a concept of the Vedic saints that includes mantras as one of the main forms of worship, whose end is seen as salvation. Basically, Mantra Jaap means repeating the mantra. Reciting a Mantra has become an established feature of the Hindu practices.

Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra
Mahamrityunjaya Mantra is a great mantra dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is called Maha Mritunjaya Mantra because it is a great death-conquering mantra. Sometimes it is also known as Mrita-Sanjivani Mantra. The Maha Mrityunjaya mantra is hailed by the sages as the heart of the Veda.

Ram Mantra
Lord Ram (Rama) is regarded as the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Rama is the symbol of courtesy and virtue, a man of values and morals. The Hindu God Ram is also known as Maryada Purushottama, which means the perfect man. Sri Ram is an example of idealism; he has been the ideal man, the ideal son, the ideal brother.

Saraswati Mantra
Saraswati is the goddess of arts, music, knowledge, and wisdom in the Hindu religion. Goddess Sarasvati is said to possess the powers of speech, wisdom and learning. Sarsvati is regarded as the dispeller of chaos and confusion. The Saraswati Mantra is an important mantra of the Hindus that is recited for higher knowledge.

Shanti Mantras
The Shanti Mantras are prayers for peace, in the Hindu Mythology. Shanti Mantras are also known as “Peace Mantras”.  Shanti Mantras form the part of Upanishads.

Shiva Mantra
Lord Shiva or Siva is considered as the destroyer of the world. Shiv is one of the most popular Gods of the Hindu religion. Shiva is one of the complex gods who is rudra as well as kind-hearted, simultaneously.

Surya Namaskar Mantra
Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation) is a form of worshiping God by meditating on the Sun, the energy provider. Surya Namaskar is useful in achieving concentration. Surya Namaskara is always performed in the open air, facing the Sun, at sunrise. Surya Namaskar is not just a physical exercise.

Vishnu Mantra
Lord Vishnu is considered as the preserver of the universe as per the Hindu Mythology. It is believed that Vishnu is an eternal and universal spirit associated with the primeval waters that pervaded before the creation of the universe. Vishnu Mantra forms the part of prayers offered to the Lord.

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