TOP 52 articles about mantras

Mantras mean “mind protection” are Sanskrit syllables, usually recited in conjunction with the practice of a particular meditational deity, and embody the qualities of the deity with which they are associated. They bring benefit to all who see, touch, hear or speak them.

Yoga in general is largely about reaching highest levels of consciousness; this happens also through purifying, and strengthening the body. Cleanliness is very important to this; and there are many things such as good energy having to do with this. Purifying the air and body is beneficial; one wishes to have clean air, this is important, strength and health of the body are helped by this. Mantras are very helpful for purifying the body, which bring protection, strength, healing, and happiness; These combined with strength and breath in clean and pure environment, is best. Very slow movement, while breathing long breaths, is one of the most beneficial. And Pranayam is wonderful… Not just sitting, there are several types as well. But sitting is generally thought of.

Samadhi is a state of equanimity in all places. It means calmness of mind; and it can be attained through several ways. Mantras are helpful; these give energy, and purify the consciousness. One can reach to high consciousness through this, and with more concentration and purity come more profound effects. Mantras and meditation are both helpful, and they are like two sides of a coin. Meditation and stillness are wisdom in themselves. As mentioned in Pranayam topic, mantras are always helpful, but the final goal of pranayam is to go beyond mantras. Equanimity is a great key of Buddhism. Very essential in many places, peacefulness, equanimity, and tranquility.

Pranayam means “control of the breath” and it is a wonderful form of meditation. Essentially, one should breathe and hold it, during any exercise this is beneficial. If one is walking, the longer one holds the breath, the better. During more strenuous exercise, this is helpful… Mantras are always helpful, but in pranayam, the final goal is beyond all mantras. As in most cases, it is most important to have good karma before meditating.

A Yantra is usually linked with a particular deity and is used for distinct purposes such as meditation, pujas, tantrism, the attraction of wealth and success. Numbers of geometric shapes and images along with mantras form the Yantra. The central point of almost all yantra is Bindu, a small red dot. The triangles are also important symbols representing Shiva and Shakti. The concentric circle represents the manifestation.