This Sanskrit mantra invokes the goddess Saraswati, the powerful Hindu incarnation of Shakti energy in the form of creativity, language, wisdom, knowledge, art, and music. Its English translation is We call in Saraswati, the goddess of creativity and language.
Invoke Saraswati by chanting this mantra before beginning any new creative endeavor and to enliven your studious side. Known as the Mangala Charan Mantra, this Gurmukhi mantra is chanted for protection in all aspects of life. In Kundalini yoga classes, students often chant this mantra after tuning in with the Adi Mantra. This is a helpful mantra to chant for protection and harmony before driving a car, embarking on any new journey, or as you begin your yoga practice.
This is a beautiful Sanskrit mantra that offers a blessing of compassion and kindness to all beings. Its translation is simple: May all beings everywhere be happy and free. Sometimes called the Lokah Mantra, it is truly an offering of loving-kindness to all beings, animals and humans alike. You may chant or sing this mantra as a prayer for your loved ones, your community, and the entire world, including yourself. This is a commonly chanted mantra in hatha yoga classes and is a simple chant to teach to children.
Known as the Adi Shakti Mantra , this mantra is considered to be powerful for awakening the kundalini and experiencing a state of bliss. Taken together it means, There is one Creator whose name is Truth. Great is the ecstasy of that Supreme Wisdom!
This mantra invokes the Hindu deity Ganesha , the beloved elephant-headed trickster known as the remover of obstacles and master of knowledge. The English translation of this mantra is We call in Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. The sound Gam sounds like gum is the bija mantra for Ganesha; within that one sound is all that Ganesha represents.
This Sanskrit mantra was traditionally chanted as a prayer before studying sacred Vedic texts, with the intention of creating harmony among the students and teacher, as well as cultivating a sense of enthusiasm and joy in learning. Today it is often chanted before or after yoga asana classes. You can chant this mantra before meals, at the start of a spiritual gathering, or when you gather with others to study or practice yoga. This is a Buddhist mantra in the ancient Sanskrit language.
It beckons you to honor your deepest truth and accept yourself with compassion. Use the Om Mani Padme Hum mantra when you need clarity, calm, or a dose of intentional self-compassion. This Sanskrit mantra is an invocation of peace that can be chanted as its own or as an addition to any other mantra.
It simply means Om Peace Peace Peace. Om is understood as the universal vibration or the sound of all energy. You can chant this mantra before or after a yoga session, at the beginning and end of the day, or as a wish for well-being as you take leave of friends.
When you chant this mantra, once or repeatedly, you are sending out offerings of peace to the world and to yourself. If you are interested in deepening your knowledge of the power of these classic mantras, it is valuable to read the original written texts and poems such as the Vedas and the Upanishads that contain these mantras.
It is also helpful to read different translations of these sacred texts so that you can gain a depth and breadth of perspective on the ancient teachings. Whether you put on a recording while you meditate, join in with a chant in a yoga class, or hum a sacred mantra to calm your nerves before a presentation, the ancient Sanskrit and Gurmukhi mantras are a powerful way to focus your intentions.
As you weave them into your daily spiritual practice, you will notice their benefits expand in your life. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health providers with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition and before undertaking any diet, supplement, fitness, or other health programs. Discover more tools for well-being with personalized practices and guided meditations in the Chopra App, available now.
Chopra Logo. Self-care Dropdown. May our learning be brilliant and purposeful! May we never turn against one another! Om Namah Shivaya is a very powerful mantra and one of the most popular Hindu mantras. This mantra is believed to aid in the destruction of the shadow self and the rebirth of the soul. Gayatri mantra is much revered of all the mantras, found in the Rig Veda.
It is the basis, the reality behind the experienced and the cognized universe. The Gayatri mantra is composed of a metre consisting of 24 syllables — generally arranged in a triplet of eight syllables each.
Translation : We meditate on that most adored Supreme Lord, the creator, whose effulgence divine light illumines all realms physical, mental and spiritual. May this divine light illumine our intellect.
Om tryambakam yajaamahe sugandhim pushthivardhanam; Urvaarukamiva bandhanaan Mrityormuksheeya maamritaat. May he liberate us from the eternal cycle of birth and death. May he lead us to immortality, just as the cucumber is released from its bondage the vine to which it is attached.
When a human chants this Mantra for times all his planets and zodiac signs instead or making ups and downs in life come on track and stay calm and because of their changed nature human life settles again. Lalitha Sahasranamam is a stotra from Brahmanda Purana in the Chapter on a discussion between Hayagreeva and Agasthya. Hayagreeva is an incarnation of Vishnu with the horse head and is believed to be the storehouse of knowledge. Lalitha Sahasranamam has three parts.
By chanting this we develop mental maturity to take all difficulties very easily and face them with renewed vigor. Translation: I bow to Ganesh, the elephant-faced deity, who is capable of removing all obstacles.
I pray for blessings and protection. Fear might say, "Cave early because this is too risky. So many of us beat ourselves up ruthlessly. Yet blaming, shaming, criticizing, and bullying ourselves doesn't lead to the desired changes we might seek. The only way real change happens is through gentle self-compassion. We tend to think that we have to push ourselves through force, discipline, and self-hatred in order to make change in our lives. But these tactics don't work. Only radical self-compassion and gentleness can allow us to make the brave choices that transform our lives.
Similar to "I am in agreement with life and I resist nothing," "I accept" is a simple but powerful mantra that has been known to make the body ripe for miracles. Our FREE doctor-approved gut health guide. You are now subscribed Be on the lookout for a welcome email in your inbox! Main Navigation. Log in Profile. Saved Articles. Contact Support. Log Out. Your cart is empty.
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