Guru opinion on repeating more than one mantra? (To Shri. Sundeep)

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Dear Shri. Sundeep:

 

As Shri. Sai Kumar has rightly remarked, the two mantras you have

written are not contradictory and hence these can be chanted

simultaneously.

 

But, one point I would like to emphasize is......consistency with the

practice and choice of mantra is the key to attaining success in

mantra shastra. When you have had the intuitive urge of chanting a

mantra, you should start chanting it.....then when again your

intuition urges to chant another mantra.....you can chant the new

mantra also....but, this should be IN ADDITION to the original mantra

which you have been all along chanting. Maybe, you can slightly

reduce the number of repetitions of the earlier mantra, but, still you

should never really leave one mantra and start with a newer mantra.

Sometimes it so happens, just when you are about to attain siddhi in a

particular mantra, yoga maayaa may operate on your conscious and

delude you from chanting the original mantra.

 

It will be almost like digging 15 feet in the ground when the water

level is 16 feet, then abandoning it....and digging at another place

where also water is there at 16 feet only. If you dig for just 1 more

foot in the old place you can hit water; if you change your place, you

have to dig 16 more feet!

 

Ofcourse, once you have dug that extra foot in the old place, you may

still dig another 16 feet pit to strike another water source. In this

way you are at a double advantage, is it not?

 

May Lord Medha Dakshinamoorthi guide you. All the best.

 

Blessed be.

 

Pandit. R.DAKSHINAMOORTHI.

 

vedic astrology, saikumar <astrossk wrote:

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> Hare Rama Krishna,

>

> Namasthe Sundeep ji,

>

> I am no expert at Mantra Shastra, but I will share the little that

I know.

>

> Om Namah Shivaya -- is one of the Prasidha Mantras which can be

chanted by any one without any side effects or initiation.

>

> Om Namo Bhagavathe Satyadevaya -- Is the Mantra for Lord

Satyanarayana, ideally we can recite on any Pournima Day or Ekadasi

Day for proptiating Lord Satyanarayana instead of performing the

complete Satyanarayana Vratam( of course it is not a substitute for

the vratham). It is a variation of another Prasidha Mantra i.e. Om

Namo Bhagavathe Vasudevaya.

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> They do not contradict with each other in any manner, so you are

free to recite both of them.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> Senior Gurus on the list, please feel free to correct my

imperfections.

>

> Regards,

>

> Sai

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> vedicastrostudent <vedicastrostudent wrote:

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> Dear all,

> A long time ago (2003), I had this compelling urge to listen/recite

> the mantra "Om Namah Shivaya". Again, after a few years I now have

felt

> the need (early 2006) to recite "Om Namah Bhagavate Sathyadevaya". I

> dont know much about mantra shastra, but is it ok to recite both the

> mantras, sometimes one sometimes another? Do these 2 mantras

conflict

> in any way. Note that I have simply used not much more than my

> intuition to arrive at these choice of mantras..

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> Sundeep

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