Mantra:

Sounds used primarily as associational and/or trance inducing devices.

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Gayatri-mantra - a sacred mantra repeated by brahmanas at the three junctures of the day. The gayatri mantra is personified as a goddess, the wife of Brahma and mother of the four Vedas (see diksa-mantra).

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ajapa mantra:

"Hang-sah." The mantra of the in and out sounds of the breath.

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mantra

A short expression in sacred language chanted to purify the mind and fulfill various aspirations.

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Mantra - Holy words.

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mantra:

mantra - a prayer or sacred thought

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mantra:

spiritual or sacred syllables or sounds which contain in their essence divine cosmic power

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Mantra: spiritual or empowered speech

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MANTRA: incantation

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Mantra:

subtle sound vibration, which through repetition aims at expanding one's awareness or consciousness.

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MANTRA: Sacred syllable or word, or set of words through the repetition and reflection of which one attains perfection.

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Mantra:

Mantra (from the verbal root man "to think"): a sacred sound or phrase, such as om, hum, or om namah shivaya, that has a transformative effect on the mind of the individual reciting it; to be ultimately effective, a mantra needs to be given in an initiatory context (diksha)

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Mantra:

Holy Sanskrit text; the sacred formula used in japa, or repetition of God's name. Also one of the two main sections of the Vedas. (See  Vedas)

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Mantra:

Mantra: Mystic formulae; chanting the holy names of God (RRV-6b) meditation on a meaningful mystic formula (SSS-III)

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Mantra:

Mantra: sacred syllable or word, or set of  words through the repetition and reflection of which one attains  perfection.

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Mantra: "Man" means "mind" or thinking, and "tra" means to "release or free". Mantras are sacred sound vibrations, that asist in freeing the mind and to bring clarity, peace and well being. They can be used in rituals, whispered, or chanted. Hindus believe that god, good health, fortune, and victory over enemies can all be attained by chanting the right mantra.

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Mantra:

The names of God; sacred words or divine sounds invested with the power to protect, purify, and transform the individual who repeats them. A mantra received from an enlightened Master is filled with the power of the Master's attainment.

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Mantra

A word or phrase that is to be chanted repetitively in an effort to empty the mind and attain "cosmic con-sciousness" (oneness with God and the universe).

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Mantra:

Mantra (m). Words with inherent power. God or Goddess in sound form.

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Mantra:

A word or phrase which has a sacred meaning, and is often repeated over and over with a view to achieving greater spiritual understanding and growth. Often a mantra will be a phrase in Sanskrit, or the name of a Hindu deity such as Krishna or Shiva. An example of a mantra is:" Om Namaha Shivaya"..

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