Reciting a mantra means “tool for controlling or protecting the mind”. Here we separate some of them
Mantras come from Sanskrit. The word has a split meaning, to be “Man”mind and “Between”balance. Therefore, reciting a mantra means “tool to control or protect the mind“. Here, we have separated a few to calm the atmosphere:
Mantra to calm the mood
Om Sri Ganeshaya Namaha Om Ganesha Om
It reads om siri ganechaiá namarrá om ganecha om Linked to the Hindu god Ganesha, of joy and paths, it facilitates the opening and conclusion of processes. Especially beneficial when you want to start a project.
Om Hanumate Nama
Read om ranumate namá. Mantra to obtain pleasure in life, linked to Hanuman, the monkey god of Hinduism. Its property is to renew energy and strengthen the mind.
Nam Miohô Renge Kyo
It reads nam miorrô renge quiô. Since it awakens the divine qualities we have within us, it is recommended for overall benefits. It is the main mantra of Nishiren Shoshu Buddhism, originating from Japan.
Qin Xuan Shang Di Tai lyi Jio Ku Tian Jun
It reads chin xuan sanditai lijio cutian jun. This is the Chinese Taoist mantra of the deity of the Lord of Salvation. It must be intoned in a rhythmic and circular manner, where it is not clear where the syllables begin or end.
Finally, if accompanied by musical instruments, mantras convey even more peace.
Source: Terra
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