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The Effect of Mantras

 

Mantra practice involves the left hemisphere of the brain and is

therefore effective in increasing positive emotions. The intonation and

melody, which are the essential parts of Mantras, remove negative

emotions. In association with a Yantra or a picture of a deity - the

mantra also provides the right hemisphere with a concrete visual image

of the object of emotional attention or "Bhakti" - devotion.

 

This is the way mantra affects the emotional self. Spiritual sounds may

be poems, chants, prayers or hymns all create emotional frequencies and

open new dimensions in our consciousness. The practice of Mantra is

more than a suggestion or an idea. It is a means of getting in touch

with our inner self. This is the essence of "Bhakti Yoga" - which is

the simplest and the most effective way by which we can connect to the

supreme and infinite consciousness.

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Wish you all a Happy Dussara,

Om Dhum Durgayee Namaha, Om dhum Durgayee namaha, Om

dhum Durgayee namaha,

 

You are very right Lakshmi ji, Earlier I was thinking

Mantras are very superstitious and people used to

chant them out of fear or out of greed. But now I have

realised the meaning and Significance of Mantras, I am

chanting them since two months and I find a tremendous

peace in me.

 

Sri SaiDevo's explanation of Gayatri mantra has helped

me immensely, I started using Gayatri mantra in my

daily life and also in my Reiki practice and feel a

lot of difference. I feel the energy and presense of

Divine when I chant the Gayatri mantra.

 

On this Auspicious day I have taught Gayatri mantra to

my 8 year old daughter and I feel very good about it.

 

Thanks for all the members of this group to help me

understand the significance and power of mantras.

 

Om namah shivaya,

Regards,

Divakar.

 

--- goodgirllakshmi <goodgirllakshmi

wrote:

 

> The Effect of Mantras

>

> Mantra practice involves the left hemisphere of

> the brain and is

> therefore effective in increasing positive emotions.

> The intonation and

> melody, which are the essential parts of Mantras,

> remove negative

> emotions. In association with a Yantra or a picture

> of a deity - the

> mantra also provides the right hemisphere with a

> concrete visual image

> of the object of emotional attention or "Bhakti" -

> devotion.

>

> This is the way mantra affects the emotional self.

> Spiritual sounds may

> be poems, chants, prayers or hymns all create

> emotional frequencies and

> open new dimensions in our consciousness. The

> practice of Mantra is

> more than a suggestion or an idea. It is a means of

> getting in touch

> with our inner self. This is the essence of "Bhakti

> Yoga" - which is

> the simplest and the most effective way by which we

> can connect to the

> supreme and infinite consciousness.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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