Guest guest Posted September 26, 2005 Report Share Posted September 26, 2005 Dear Member, I do not but into the discussion thread of other threads but here I could not but help to but in a bit.Iam sorry. Why a mantra has to be repeated for many number of times before something substantial happens is because.... 1. The karmic cloud(canopy of black cloud in the Vigyanamaya Kosha) is still there and needs to be burnt. 2.Each mantra has a bouton energy and many bouton energies go to activate the kundalini shakthi which needs a particular number of Ahutis (internal ahutis) for activation. 3.The deity has fixed a certain fixed number for the mantra depending on the cosmos conditions of that period. 4.Each veeja has a particular activational level and needs a certain amount of impinging into the subconscious mind to penetrate. These are just four reasons why a mantra needs to be repeated many number of times. Hope this helps... Yours yogically, Shreeram Balijepalli Please join Rajarajeshwari_Kalpataru for discussions on Srividya and Shakthi worship. , Divakara Tanjore <div_tan> wrote: > > Dear Arjunji, > > Thanks for the clarification, it is very insightful > and educative. I will forward this to the group so > that it will be useful to everyone. > > Best REgards, > Divakar. > --- arjun pandit <panditarjun2004> wrote: > > > dear friend > > > > om namo bhagawate rudraya > > > > you said perfectly that when you recite a mantra > > repeatedly, you would feel the wheels getting > > activated. however, to awaken the kundalini energy > > and to realise the full positive impact of a mantra, > > a particular number is given. > > > > in olden days (as seen in movies and written in > > texts) people used to go to a secluded place and > > start chanting a mantra continously without > > counting. then after some time (could be days, > > weeks, months or years) suddenly god gives darshan > > and asks the person to seek a boon. it is a > > symbolic thing for a layman. in reality it means, > > that his kundalini is awakened at that point of time > > and he got self realisation, god realisation and got > > aligned with god. simply put, he is god from then > > onwards. > > > > as god is there in all human beings, the moment a > > person achieves god realisation and aligns with god, > > he possess godly powers and his blessings have the > > POWER to change the fate. this is the reason why > > rishis (sages) are treated above gods in protocol. > > > > however, for any person to reach that level, first > > he shall undergo self purification process which > > takes several years, then undergo the self > > realisation process which takes few more years. > > then god realisation which takes yet another longer > > time (several births also?!). > > > > so, realistically speaking anyone has the potential > > to change his own destiny and become god. hence > > best way is to recite a mantra repeatedly without > > counting. > > > > in praise of lord shiva > > arjun > > > > Divakara Tanjore <div_tan> wrote: > > Dear Sir, > > > > why do we have to recite a mantra so many times to > > get > > Siddi. I mean what is the reason or explanation to > > it > > ? > > > > if we do not attach these conditions to the mantras > > it > > will benefit more to mankind. if we say you have to > > say the mantra " n " lakh times a person will lose > > interest and will stay away from using them. > > > > I have recently started the use of mantras and > > advised > > to some people to use them, we are not counting how > > many times we are saying but we can feel the > > difference, we are feeling good about them and also > > we > > are finding some benefits. I think it will become > > easier and useful if we encourage people to chant > > the > > mantras in their daily life with out any conditions. > > > > Mantras have vibrations and energy when we recite > > them > > they activate the chakras in our body and energise > > our > > souls, so we feel the benefits of mantras. yes they > > have more effect if we say them more. > > > > Best Regards, > > Divakar. > > > > > > > > --- arjun pandit > > wrote: > > > > > dear kumar garu > > > > > > om namo bhagawate rudraya > > > > > > your posting on MMJ mantra is elaborate, > > informative > > > and useful for easy understanding of one and all. > > > > > > with due respects to you, i wish to add the > > > following: > > > > > > this MMJ mantra needs to be recited one lakh times > > > to attain siddhi. > > > > > > the japam (recital) of MMJ mantra is trifurcated > > > into the following: > > > *laghu mrityunjaya mantras (three small mantras > > each > > > attaining siddhi after recital of 3 lakhs, 4 lakhs > > > and 1.25 lakhs respectively) > > > *maha mrityunjaya mantra which has several > > prefixes > > > and suffixes to the mantra mentioned by you which > > > attains siddhi after recital of 1.25 lakhs > > > *mrita sanjivani mantra which is even longer than > > > the second one and attains siddhi after recital of > > 1 > > > lakh times. > > > > > > since i have thoughts of old school, where my guru > > > preached that these mantras are sacred and shall > > be > > > given only by word from a guru to a shishya, am > > not > > > writing them on the web. a guru can be anyone and > > > not necessarily be a sage or pandit. > > > > > > however, " namah shivaya " and " om namah shivaya " > > > mantras have no such strings and can be recited by > > > one and all. either of these mantras attain siddhi > > > after recital of 3.3 million times. > > > > > > the following slokas are relevant: > > > > > > kim tasya bahubhirmantrai kim tirthai kim > > > tapodhvarai > > > yasya namassivayeti mantro hridaya gochara > > > > > > meaning: those who recite " namah shivaya " in their > > > heart need no other mantras, pilgrimages or yagnas > > > etc. > > > > > > Tasmat Sarvaprado mantra syama panchakshara smriti > > > stribhi shudraischa sankirnai ratra muktischa > > > kankschitam > > > nasya diksha nahomascha nasamskaro natarpanam > > > nakala mupadesascha sada suchi rayam manu: > > > > > > meaning: men, women, all castes can recite " namah > > > shivaya " wihout any diksha, homam, tarpanam, > > > upadesam or time restrictions and he mantra > > remains > > > ever pure. > > > > > > in praise of lord shiva > > > arjun > > > ps: spelling mistakes in writing sanskrit sloke > > may > > > be pardoned > > > prasanna kumar > > wrote: > > > Dear esteem members, > > > greeting from shiva group,I was awaiting your > > > response on my posting on " Mritunjaya Mahamantra > > > explained " . > > > pls let me know your feedback regarding the same. > > > thanking you > > > prasanna kumar > > > om namah shivaya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On 9/19/05, indianguru21 > > > > > wrote: Mritunjaya Mahamantra explained > > > > > > Lord Shiva shall always be satisfied with > > Abhishek, > > > without which > > > Shiva " Pooja " is incomplete and unconsummated. > > While > > > performing > > > Abhishek chanting of Mrityunjay Mantra is advised. > > > To get eternal > > > happiness to the self and people around, who hears > > > Mriyunjay mantra > > > shall be uttered in rhythmic fashion as specified, > > > keeping or > > > remembering its meaning in the mind. To achieve > > best > > > results Lord > > > Shiva shall be worshipped on Mondays in > > particular. > > > > > > Maha Mrityunjay Mantra or otherwise called Mrita > > > sanjeevini Mantra > > > is bequeathed to us by the great Vasistha Maha > > Muni. > > > It is written > > > in " Anustup Chandah " . It is composed off four > > lines > > > === message truncated === > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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