Regarding the mantras, there are two types.
first group can be created by beings who have intelligence and transcendent wisdom. They are called mantra-name as the the same core consists of the name of the deity or saint to which prays and meditates on that. For example, the Milarepa mantra is "OM AH HUNG GURU HASA BENDS." The syllable OM and AH are placed at the beginning, and the syllable Hung in the end they respectively represent the body, speech and mind, and are common to all the mantras. The syllable OM is associated with the body "vajra" or unchanging body, the syllable AH at the word vajra, and the syllable Hung vajra mind. Lama Guru means spiritual teacher or HASA HASA BENDS VAJRA is a Sanskrit word translated into Tibetan by Shepa Dordye. HASA VAJRA means happiness and is immutable, this was the name Milarepa tantric. Thus, by the mere repetition of this mantra is being called to Milarepa.Un spiritual teacher can create this type of mantras to be completely valid because they are composed only from existing syllables and the name of the deity or saint to which is invoked. For the second type of mantras, can be created only by Bodhisattvas of the eighth, ninth or tenth ground, or fully enlightened. This category of mantras comes only from this high level of expertise. It would be impossible for a lower realization can create this kind of mantra and if this happens, which would be very rare, the mantra does not work directly. Indeed, an individual who has no realization or understanding of the nature of the phenomena, the nature of reality, is simply incapable of creating a specific mantra, with a specific purpose and to be effective. On the contrary, for a Bodhisattva of great qualities is possible to generate this kind of mantra to be effective in relation to the planned purpose. This being has in effect a full and accurate understanding of all elements of the situation.
Bija Mantra - Sound Root
According to Hindu metaphysics everything is made of sound, and everything has a symbolic representation energy patterns that make up
, that's the sound "seed" or root, bija mantra. The intent of these mantras is to put the person who pronounces
resonance with the sound object whose root has been invoked. Thus, by enl bija mantras knowledge of a domain
get the essence of things, allowing you to create, destroy or alter in various ways. For example, each chakra has a sound associated
root, which is said to contain all its essence, and therefore all the secrets of chakra. Given that each chakra
keeps correspondence with your item, it appears that the root sounds provide access to the qualities of this item:
Earth: Muladhara: LAM
Water: Swadhisthana: VAM
Fire: Manipura: RAM
Air: Anahata: YAM
Ether: Vishuda: HAM
Ajna, Sahasrara
OM: N (nasal)
traditional Mantras
There are thousands of prayers and mantras of the different cultures and religions around the world. In some there is a likeness of
rhythm and intonation that make us think of a common origin and therefore, long cycles of use which give the power of repetition
own immemorial, but the deeper value of a mantra has to do with what we invested in it.
AOM: The primordia great sound, the sound originating from that created the universe, the sound of all sounds together.
OM AH HUM: three syllables of great power, used for the following purposes: a) purifying the atmosphere before undertaking a ritual or meditation
b) transmute an offering material in its spiritual counterpart.
OM MANI PADME HUM: means "the jewel of the lotus that resides inside" Mani Padme is the jewel of the lotus, the essential wisdom that incardinated
Buddhist teachings, the divine essence, while Hum represents reality without limits embodied within the limits of being
individual. Hum WELL unites the individual with the universal.
I AM THAT I AM: This version in our language also tends to unite the individual with the universal.
NAMA OM KLIM CRISTAVE HA: means "in the name of all that my presence crísitica come to me."
Om Namah Shivaya: means "in the name of Shiva." It is one of the many mantras that invoke names divinities. Namy
HO REN GE KYO: Japanese This mantra has a similar meaning as above. Claims
A statement expressed as a mantra, takes powerful effects, as in any language, words are a form of
internal structure of the object referred. For example: "I'm sure I'm here" "I am strong, I am able," "I'm happy," Life is love and harmony
"" I am the purity that God created "...
Conclusion:
The mantras are uttered quickly, accompanied often the display of the syllables or their meanings total
7, 21 or 108 times. In order not to divert the concentration of the visualization, used the "bad" mantra or rosary of 108 beads, plus an additional
not mind, as we see in the picture. reciting "mantras" is a clever and successful way for
effects of meditation are lasting and to increase spirituality, bringing the man into a state of continuous
Samaddi or meditation.
The mantra is usually a word or group of words, but can be effective in a chant of abstract musical tones. Although there are some
that had been used for centuries to achieve certain effects, nobody prevents us from creating our own
mantras, as in the case of claims.
The first role played by mantras is to purify the veil of negativity, ignorance, and moreover we develop positive qualities. Merit increase and approach the Awakening.
Some mantras are particularly related to aspects of our existence. Either prolongation of life, the purification of disease, prevent the mind from falling into lower states, or eliminate the fear and anxiety, etc. But in general we can say that all mantras have the same goal: to eliminate suffering and confusion, and lead the practitioner to the Awakening.
Some mantras are particularly related to aspects of our existence. Either prolongation of life, the purification of disease, prevent the mind from falling into lower states, or eliminate the fear and anxiety, etc. But in general we can say that all mantras have the same goal: to eliminate suffering and confusion, and lead the practitioner to the Awakening.
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