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Mantras |
Mantras are “highly compressed, power-packed formulas, usually of Sanskrit origin, which are charged with deep meaning and magical potency.” (The Buddhist Handbook, 96) They are either written, visualized, sung, or spoken. reciting a mantra continuously “purifies the speech and ‘protects the mind’ by maintaining a constant spiritual connection; and of course it helps disperse mental chatter.” (The Buddhist Handbook, 96)
Mantras are energy based sounds that vibrate through the body. The word “mantra” is a Sanskrit word consisting of two syllables: “man” (mind) and “tra” (deliverance). Thus, a mantra is a pure sound vibration which delivers the mind from it’s form, to put it simply, frustration. Chanting is the process of repeating a mantra over and over to touch the deepest level of the self. Ultimately, the mantra produces a state where the organism vibrates at the rate completely in tune with the energy and spiritual state represented by and contained within the mantra. By understanding how mantras work, your understanding of spiritual truth is seen and acquired. |
The most popular mantras is Om Mani Padme Hum Pronounced: Ohm – Ma Nee – Pod May – Hum
This chant brings you joy & peaceful vibrations. |
Some common mantras include: If the mantras are not changing then click the reset button |
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Buddhist Gods & Goddesses with their Mantras |
Om Mani Padme Hum |
Kuan Yin/Avalokiteshvara |
Gayatri Mantra |
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