5 mantras to awaken your potentials |

The word has power! Who has never not used this expression? Yes, sound really has a lot of power and is present throughout the Universe, as if it were a great symphony of stars and planets. In our western society we don’t usually pay much attention to this subject, but I think it’s worth trying, and the mantras can be an excellent resource.

The sounds that come out of our mouth have the power to materialize positive or negative situations. have you think about it?

The power of the word is present in various spiritual wisdoms

Let’s take a little dive into spiritual wisdom to reflect with a little more knowledge.

Regardless of your belief or religion, the purpose of this reflection is to think about how the power of the word has been present among us since ancient times.

If we look closely at the New Testament, which was written thousands of years after Genesis, it begins with: “In the beginning was the Word…”.

It is not seen in any testament, neither in the Old nor in the New, the reference of God having made the light, but the creation of the phenomenon through the word.

Even in Genesis, before the phrase “Let there be light and there was light” comes the phrase “and God said”. That is, a reference that sound is what introduced the light of divine creation.

the orientals they also say the same thing in their holy scriptures. In the wisdom of the East, the entire universe is created when God decides to manifest himself with the power of the divine verb – the word.

They refer to the word many times as the creation of the feminine principle, using “Saraswati” or, in Buddhism, as “Kuan Yin”.

in Kabbalah, the text of the Jewish mystical tradition speaks of the divine power of vowel sounds. The rishis, sages of India, came to the same conclusion regarding pronouncing the vowels.

Pythagoras He also made reference to the power of sound when he said: “the seven spheres sent a vowel to the Earth, which together became the creation of everything that exists on the planet”.

These earlier concepts are still present in many texts by more recent masters. In the first half of the 20th century, Blavatsky – who was a founder of the Theosophical Society – wrote in “The Secret Doctrine”: “sound is a tremendous occult power.

He has such stupendous strength that the electricity generated by a million Niagaras could never neutralize even the smallest potentiality, when directed by proper knowledge.”

The ancient culture of Hawaiian priests also used and uses the mantras to perform cures even today.

The most popular at the moment is Ho’oponopono, in which the phrases are repeated in any situation that causes conflict: “I’m sorry. Forgive me. I love you. I am grateful”.

Mantras: use the power of sound to make your dreams come true

Much can be said about this subject, but the fact is that sound, in addition to being the main instrument of creation, according to the scriptures, also has a latent power in our consciousness.

With adequate knowledge, we can use it as mantras (repetition of sacred words), with the aim of elevating ourselves spiritually or awakening the potential for well-being in us.

Below, I offer some possibilities of mantras for you to choose the one that best serves you at the moment.

Most are in Sanskrit (mother of languages), a language that is no longer spoken in conversation but is used heavily in Hindu traditions and even Buddhism.

You mantras in Sanskrit they are considered the sound of the higher spheres of bright light and all spiritual power and potential.

Repeating a sacred mantra requires self-responsibility for the recitation, as the sound acts in our world without our mental control.

So don’t try to control the mantra with your desires, it would be useless. The best thing to do is to enjoy what sound brings you as an experience.

And, apart from that, we know very little about the thousand possibilities that can manifest themselves – and that can be even better than our desires.

So, I advise, with real experience, that delivery and trust are very important parts of this experience, with the awareness of the power of the verb. Give yourself to her!

Gayatri Mantra

Considered the essence of all mantras, one of the oldest prayers known to mankind. The recitation of the words of this mantra accumulates very strong spiritual light energy.

He invokes wisdom to illuminate understanding into our true nature, says Spiritual Master Sri Prem Baba, writer of the best seller “The Purpose” (Ed. Sextante / Gmt).

He indicates this mantra, recited every day, for those who want to have greater strength in their spiritual development.

“Om Bhuh, Bhuvaha, Swaha

Tat Savitur Varenyam

Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi

Dhiyo Yonaha Prachodayat”

The approximate translation is:

“In all three worlds, terrestrial, astral and celestial, may we meditate under the splendor of that divine sun that illumines us. May all golden light soothe our understanding and guide us on our journey to the holy abode.”

Listen to the mantra below:

I, particularly, have an affective memory with this mantra, as I used its repetition 108 times, daily, in the most difficult moments of my life.

In addition to calming me down, it often made me happy, confident and excited to start the day to day struggle at the time.

I would say that he helped me and still helps me a lot in my journey. This is a mantra that must be chanted at least 5 times and preferably in the morning. If possible, chant it facing the east – well seated, with an erect spine and with concentration.

Mantra of the ancient Saccha lineage

This sacred mantra can be recited at any time when love, delicacy, peace, joy, harmony, creativity or respect are lacking in your life.

It can also be chanted formally, with you sitting upright, with your spine straight.

The mantra can be chanted, but always with care to focus on the sincere desire to awaken love in you and in everyone and everything around you.

“Prabhu Aap Jago Paramatma Jago

Mere Sarve Jago Sarvatre Jago”

The approximate translation is:

“Awaken the divine love in you. In everything and everywhere”.

Listen to the mantra below:

Om Mani Padme Hum

This mantra is famous for its power of spiritual evolution and translates as “the jewel of consciousness is in the heart of the lotus”.

Lotus is the flower that grows out of the mud, but remains on the surface of the water, with an indescribable beauty. The best in you can flourish no matter where you are.

Just repeat: “Om Mani Padme Hum” when you feel you need to awaken these qualities in you.

Listen to the mantra below:

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Considered a seminal mantra, it works for each person in a way. Worth trying! It can be recited aloud to heal the physical body (make the sound “Aum” and stay 2/3 of the time with your mouth closed, keeping the sound).

It can also be sung at a medium volume, to act on the mental body. Lastly, you can just repeat it mentally to take care of your emotional state.

*Instructions by Dr. A Krishnamurthy, who uses the mantra on her patients. She calls it “The Psychology of Applied Yoga – Healing with Mantras”.

Listen to the mantra below:

I am really sorry. Forgive me. I love you. I am grateful

Mantra used in Ho’oponopono – Hawaiian self-healing technique. Invoke your power to forgive, accept, take responsibility and love unconditionally. It naturally activates gratitude for life and makes us happier. Resolves all types of relationship conflict.

All mantras lead us to Meditation, as they stimulate focus on an activity and, with that, the natural silence of the mind.

And remember: don’t believe anything I say without trying it.

Use all the tools to at least improve your life. Thus, the world around you will have the opportunity to transform as well.

May the sound of the verb of love wake up in all of us and in our entire planet. Good practice!