Month: May 2016

Dalai Lama – Inner Peace quote

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PEACE MANTRA | Om Shanti Om @ 432Hz

OM
SHANTI
OM
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Om Shanti Om is an ancient Vedic Mantra. Om is the sound of universe, the primordial sound. Shanti means peace in Sanskrit.
As we meditate on this Mantra, we are wishing and spreading peace for all human kinds, all the living and non living beings, and spreading peace in entire universe. We spread the vibrations of OM, thus aligning everything inside out in the right vibration and contributing to the peace in this universe.
We should practice this mantra atleast once a week for deep inner peace and to spread peace around us.
You can also play this track in the background, for day long of calm, relaxation and peace.

Understand ~ Meditate ~ Chant

 

OM Chanting – 108 Times (Million Times Powerful)

 

OM Chanting – 108 Times (Million Times Powerful)

Significance of Number 108

Malas, or garlands of prayer beads, come as a string of 108 beads (plus one for the “guru bead,” around which the other 108 beads turn like the planets around the sun)

Renowned mathematicians of Vedic culture viewed 108 as a number of the wholeness of existence. This number also connects the Sun, Moon, and Earth: The average distance of the Sun and the Moon to Earth is 108 times their respective diameters. Such phenomena have given rise to many examples of ritual significance.

The chakras are the intersections of energy lines, and there are said to be a total of 108 energy lines converging to form the heart chakra. One of them, sushumna leads to the crown chakra, and is said to be the path to Self-realization.

So anything if repeated 108 times, has a transformational effect. Thats the law of nature. Its like magic.

♡OM Chanting and its vibrations when repeated for 108, becomes significantly more powerful, and can help open the Crown Chakra and thus your path to Self-Realization.

BENEFITS OF CHANTING SHANTI PAATH OR PEACE MANTRA

SHANTI PAATH OR PEACE MANTRA – BENEFITS

Shanti path is recited to bring calmness and peace everywhere.  It brings internal peace, calms the mind, helps in building strong emotional and spiritual bond with our Essential self, the God – the Ultimate Reality.

Reciting these Mantras also brings peace in the environment around the reciter.  By reciting these mantras all the obstacles are removed.

Peace Mantra | Om Asato Ma Sadgamya | Shanti Mantra Chanting Meditation

Shanti Mantra Chanting Meditation – Peace Mantra | Om Asato Ma Sadgamya

 

 

Asato Ma Sad Gamaya
O Lord, keep me not in the unreality, the untruth (of the bondage of the illusionary world), but lead me towards the Reality, the truth (of Eternal self).

Tamasoma Jyotir Gamaya
O Lord, keep me not in the darkness (of ignorance), but lead me towards the Light (of Spiritual knowledge).

Mrityor Ma Amritam Gamaya
O Lord, keep me not in fear of death, (immortality of world) but lead me towards the Immortality (gained by the knowledge of Immortal Self beyond Death, beyond body).

Om Shanti Shanti Shanti
O Lord!

May there be Peace, Peace, Peace at all the three levels – Adidaivika, Adibhautika, Adiyatmika.

This Mantra is a true Prayer – the seeker’s humble and heartfelt cry for knowledge of Ultimate Truth.  It is not a prayer for the worldly things – for food, shelter, health, riches, success or fame, glory or even for heaven.  But a prayer for Ultimate Peace when one is led from the Unreal to the Real, from Darkness of Ignorance to Light of knowledge and from the fear of mortality of the world &the body to the immortality of the Eternal self_ the Paramatma –  the God.

When the clouds of all misunderstandings are shed and one understands and is blessed with true knowledge of self, there is Peace, Peace & Peace e

WHY DO WE RECITE SHANTI ! SHANTI ! SHANTI ! 3 TIMES ?

WHY DO WE RECITE SHANTI ! SHANTI ! SHANTI !   3 TIMES ?

Peace Mantras always end with three utterances of the word “Shanti”. Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti.

O Lord, – let there be Peace, Peace, Peace i.e. peace is desired and sought at all the three realms which are

  1. Adhi Bhautika i.e. physical – Let there be no troubles and Let there be  peace from external world  e. wild animals, natural disasters and calamities.
  2. Adi –daivika i.e. Divine – Let there be no toubles  from ghosts, deities demi gods, satan etc.
  • Adhyaatmika i.e. Internal – Let there be no trouble and be peace from one’s own body and mind – i.e. let there be no pain, disease, laziness, other mental or physical agony.

These mantras are generally recited at the beginning and end of religious discourses, rituals.  In some Indian schools, these are the part of morning prayers.