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Mantra

What is Mantra
Mantras are sacred sounds or words that contain divine energy or spiritual energy. These incantations are special utterances as they are the embodiment of divine vibrations. Master Choa Kok Sui stresses on the importance and the innate power of various mantras. 

The Power of Om

"Om”, "Amin" and "Amen" are all sacred universal sounds and are primitive in nature. It is interesting to note how similar they all are in sound and in their basic implications though they are used in different religions. These mantras seek to merge your individual consciousness with the Divine Consciousness. The energy generated through these chants help to disintegrate diseased and negative energies in the meditator as well as in the environment. The cleansing and energizing properties of the Om mantra and the sacred words of Amen and Amin help in de-stressing, elevating the consciousness and creating a spiritual environment that is clean and pure. 

Om Mani Padme Hum

"Om Mani Padme Hum" is a very powerful mantra that is filled with immense Love, Mercy and Compassion. Master Choa Kok has unveiled the deeper meaning of this prayer and has explained the benefits and applications of this simple yet potent mantra. From his book, Om Mani Padme Hum, you can gain insight into the process of achieving yoga, or Union with the Higher Soul. The location of the Blue Pearl or the seed of consciousness is revealed in this book along with the deeper significance of being born of the Lotus Flower. 

Om Namah Shivaya

"Om Namah Shivaya" literally translates into I bow to Shiva; I bow to the Inner Self. Being repeated 108 times is believed to guide the gradual purification of every element in your body. This is a strong chant with the power to bestow upon you not only worldly or materialistic fulfillment but also spiritual realization. Shiva is an epitome of the Divine Consciousness, the Inner Self and this mantra seeks to invoke your Inner Self. 

Gayatri Mantra

The lyrics of the Gayatri Mantra were selected and arranged by Rishis or enlightened sages in such a way that they not only convey meaning but also give birth to a certain power of righteous knowledge through their verbalization. The Gayatri Mantra's meaning is much deeper than it seems to be. It is one of the most sacred chants in Hinduism. The Gayatri is regarded as a Divine activation of the mind and the soul. It is believed to open up a pathway to the ultimate form of existence and the Union with the Brahman. The very essence of the Gayatri Mantra is to attain oneness with the Supreme Divinity and ushers in tremendous amounts of energy into the person chanting the mantra.

Source: Om Mani Padme Hum by Master Choa Kok Sui

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