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HARE KRISHAN ,HARE RAM

 

 

 

Please enlighten for the Gayatri mantra

 

sorry i am asking very basic questions , but i think in truth as you

go many times you will always find a new thing

 

OM BHURBHUVA SWAHA TATSVITURVARENYAM BHARGO DEVASYA DHIMAHI DHIYO YO

NA PRACHODAYAT .

 

 

1. HOW THERE ARE 24 WORDS IN THIS MANTRA could you please please

write all 24 words . what is the significance of 24 words in the

Gayatri mantra . i have seen that there are many views ie everybody

gives the meaning in different way . i request you to write the

meaning of 24 words used in the mantra or meaning of the mantra .

 

2. what are three main portions of the Mantra . what is the

significance of three main portion of the mantra each consisting of

8 words .

 

3. what is the best timing to recite this mantra

 

THANKS TO ALL IN ADVANCE .

 

GAYATRI MAAN KI JAI

 

HARE KRISHAN ,HARE KRISHAN ,KRISHAN KRISHAN ,HARE HARE ,HARE

RAM ,HARE RAM ,RAM RAM, HARE HARE

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Dear Jitendraji,

 

You have asked for the 24 words divided into three parts of eight

words each in Gayatri mantra and the best time to chant the same.

Here is one answer:

 

Gayatri means, gai or gay = to sing/chant, tra = to protect, the

mantra which protects one who sings or chants it.

 

The Mantra has three parts : the vyahrtis, the Gayatrimantra proper,

and the gayatrisiras.

 

1.vyahriti means 'uttering',Brahma, the creator, is said to have

uttered these at the beginning of creation, hence this appellation.

Vyahritis are ( in eight words ) : Om, Bhu, Bhuva, Suva, Mahar, Jana,

Tapa, Stya/Brahma. Om refers to Brahman, the ultimate

reality/Source,remaining seven refers to seven lokas(world) - earth

and above; we can add loka to all those seven after the word like bhu

loka, Bhuvar loka and so on.

 

2.The Mantra proper ( in eight words ) :tatsavitur, varenyam, bhargo,

devasya, dhimahi, dhiyo, yona, pracodayat.In free translation it

means - ' We meditate upon that effulgence of God, the creator. May

he guide our intellect '.

 

3. The gayatrisiras ( in eight words ) : Om, apo, jyoti, rasomritam,

brahma, bhu, bhuva, suvar, - meaning, 'Om. He is water, light,

flavour, ambrosia and also the three worlds'/bhu,bhuva,suvar.

 

Usually, mantra proper alone is used for chanting. The best time to

chant is the sandhyakala, at about sun rise and sun set.

 

Hope it will suffice.

 

Source : Swami Harshananda ( 2008 ) : A Concise Encyclopaedia of

Hinduism ( in three volumes ). Ramakrishna Math. Bangalore.

 

 

 

, " jitendra kumar " <jtin_ja wrote:

>

> HARE KRISHAN ,HARE RAM

> Please enlighten for the Gayatri mantra

>

> sorry i am asking very basic questions , but i think in truth as

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HARE KRISHAN ,HARE RAM

 

 

> Gayatri means, gai or gay = to sing/chant, tra = to protect, the

> mantra which protects one who sings or chants it.

>

> The Mantra has three parts : the vyahrtis, the Gayatrimantra

proper,

> and the gayatrisiras.

>

 

Sir ji , thanks a lot for the Gayatri Mantra . that would be too

much helpfull

 

when i do hawan during that time i recite that mantra , but i was

not knowing reallly what are 24 words . i have taken the print out

 

thanks a lot

 

HARE KRISHAN ,HARE KRISHAN ,KRISHAN KRISHAN ,HARE HARE ,HARE

RAM ,HARE RAM ,RAM RAM ,HARE HARE

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