On the Structure and Effects of Mantras Part - 6

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The vaidika mantras are usually recited in specific rhythms as per the

vaidika swaras. However, during the process of japa, the recitation of all

the mantras takes place at constant amplitude without any break or pause.

Therefore the speed should be so regular and constant that one can count the

number of japas by measuring the time taken for the completion of specific

japas in one sitting. It is this consistency and continuity that gives a

cyclic motion to the sonic waves generated by the japa, and thus helps in

activation and focusing of the related powers of shabda.

 

That circular motion generates energy – can also be observed in day-to-day

life; for instance, the movement of the toy 'top', or the functioning of

machines by the movement of a flywheel, etc. Continuous japa of a mantra in

a consistent manner, for sufficiently long periods of time per day, can

generate energy in and around the sadhaka that would keep his physical and

subtle bodies creatively active for the rest of the day....

 

Fast circular motion at a regular pace generates a centrifugal force.

Demonstration of this force can be seen in a circus – in the rotating swings

or the circular motion of a motorbike rider in the 'well of death,' etc.

Similar effect helps generation of a supernormal 'sphere' of sonic energy by

the cyclic japa of a mantra repeatedly while maintaining the consistency of

the pace by thorough engrossment of the mind.

 

..... To be Continued .....

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Author : Pt. Shriram Sharma Acharya