The ultimate chant to remove fear and negativity – Hanuman Bija mantra
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The Hanuman Mantra to remove fear
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970 – Who resides in my heart?
Be victorious Goddess who destroys all passions! Be victorious, Goddess you who remove the afflictions of all beings! Be victorious, Goddess who pervades all. As the dark night of time, reverence to You. – Mahatmya, Argala Strotra – 2 Markandeya Purana
939 – Lam, the mantra for grounding and stability
Lam is the Bija mantra of the mooladhara chakra. Chanting it, there is a vibration which affects the brain and the consciousness. The seed sound contains the earth element. Lam activates the Prithvi tattva and works on one’s roots, foundation of one’s existence. It represents stability, security, and the overcoming of fear. Lam centers one. Continue reading
342 – How can the Shanti path benefit us?
Shanti path can be understood in two ways. It is the mantra for peace and prosperity, which is chanted at the end of every prayer and yogic practice. It is chanted to infuse the body and mind with positive feelings and vibrations. It also helps to remind the psychic personality, which is influenced by the vibrations of a spiritual goal and aim. Continue reading
326 – Lakshmi Tantra
Lakshmi Tantra is a very sacred form of practice. In it, we consider Lakshmi as the cosmic mother and her expectation from us is devotion and pursuit of truth. The Lakshmi Tantra is also dedicated to the worship of Vishnu. Continue reading
178 – Bija Mantras and Us
Today in the morning I was playing the chants in the garden. The birds started singing and whistling when Krishna Das was singing Hanuman Chalisa. They enjoy his singing, whether it is in Goa, Delhi or Germany. The crows like a harder voice and they cawwed to their hearts content with Aditya Hyrdayam. We soon had a bird band. Continue reading
135 – How can we perform a Puja
There are five elements which comprise our offering to the deity. I write deity for the God as statue or image is a word used by persons who do not recognize the divine status. The puja can be conducted physically or mentally. Continue reading