Prayers,Songs,Mantras and Gayatri Mantra

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Summer3

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Posted: 15 years ago

Generally most of us are fond of certain prayers, songs and mantras.

It is fortunate that I learnt the Gayatri Mantra apart from others and I love them.

Several of these prayers and mantras are specially worded and written in a way to make it potent and its repetition will always protect us in many ways.

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Posted: 15 years ago

Yes.. i ❤️ the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra

Aum Trayambakam Yajamahe,
Sugandhim Pushtivardhanam;
Urva Rukamiva Bandhanaan,
Mrityor Mokshiye Maamritat.

Translation

We pray to Lord Shiva whose eyes are the Sun, Moon and Fire
May He protect us from all disease, poverty and fear
And bless us with prosperity, longevity and good health.

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Summer3

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Posted: 15 years ago

Originally posted by: Meena1
Yes.. i ❤️ the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra

Aum Trayambakam Yajamahe,
Sugandhim Pushtivardhanam;
Urva Rukamiva Bandhanaan,
Mrityor Mokshiye Maamritat.

Translation

We pray to Lord Shiva whose eyes are the Sun, Moon and Fire
May He protect us from all disease, poverty and fear
And bless us with prosperity, longevity and good health.

Some people repeat this mantra when someone passes away too, so that the soul will have eternal release.

There is a CD copy avaiable where this mantra is repeated to the background of some music. It sounds awesome.

Once we keep repeating certain prayers and mantras I find that it keeps automatically repeating itself either in our minds or in our subconscious minds and the vibrations run through our body.

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Posted: 15 years ago

Originally posted by: Summer3
Some people repeat this mantra when someone passes away too, so that the soul will have eternal release.

There is a CD copy avaiable where this mantra is repeated to the background of some music. It sounds awesome.

Once we keep repeating certain prayers and mantras I find that it keeps automatically repeating itself either in our minds or in our subconscious minds and the vibrations run through our body.

yes.. i often find myself repeating this mantra.. its always there in my head...

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Summer3

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Posted: 15 years ago

Originally posted by: Meena1

yes.. i often find myself repeating this mantra.. its always there in my head...

Om Hrim Namah Shivaya

Good. This Mantra is also called the Mahamritunjaya Mantra.

Victory over death.

I think our Debu Babu does not have any mantra as he only believes in physics.😆

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Sherraz

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Posted: 15 years ago

OM NAMO BHAGAVATEH VASUDEVAYA

The first word, OM , represents
the supreme invocation, the invocation to the Supreme.

The second word, NAMO, represents
total self-giving, perfect surrender.

The third word, BHAGAVATEH, represents
the aspiration,
what the manifestation must become — Divine.

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lakshmi

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Posted: 15 years ago

We used to recite these 3 verses in our school bfore the start of the classes

Guru Bramha Guru Vishu, Guru devo Maheshwara,
Guru sakshat ParaBramha, Tasmaye Shree Guruve namaha

Saraswati namastoubhyam, varde kama rupini,
Vidyaarambham karishyami , sidhim bhavathume sadaha

Padma Bhadrani salakshi, Padma kesari vandini,
nityam padmalaya devi, sama pathu saraswati

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Sherraz

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Posted: 15 years ago

asato ma sadgamaya
tamaso ma jyotirgamaya
mrtyorma amrtam gamaya

Lead me from the asat to the sat.
Lead me from darkness to light.
Lead me from death to immortality.

(Brhadaranyaka Upanishad — I.iii.28)

This is true prayer—the seeker's admission of his sense of limitedness and his heartfelt cry for assistance in transcendence. It is not a prayer for the things of the world. It is not a pray for food, shelter, health, partnership, riches, success, fame, glory or even for heaven1. One who recites these three mantras has realized that such things are full of holes, soaked in pain and, even in abundance, will forever leave him wanting. It is in this full understanding that one turns to this prayer. The essence of each of these three mantras is the same: "O, Guru, help me free myself from my sundry misunderstandings regarding myself, the universe and God and bless me with true knowledge."

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lakshmi

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Posted: 15 years ago

Guru Gobind dou khade, kake lagoon paay, balihaari guru aapne jin Gobind diyo milaay

Its not a prayer or verse but i love the meaning it conveys. I love this culture of India where teachers are given so much importance and respect

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Posted: 15 years ago

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I dont think to pray God...Need any spl mantra or thandra's.....😊I believe egolessness is a state of prayer...It has nothing to do with words... it is wordless silence....and I believe if you pray to ask for something, it is not prayer. When you pray to thank him for something, only then is it prayer... Prayer is always a thanksgiving...If you ask for something then the prayer is still corrupted by desire...!😊