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| Name | Rahu / North Node Puranic Mantra - राहु पुराणिक मंत्र -"ARDHA KAYAM..." [108 Times- Unlooped Chant] |
| Video Uploader | Video From DhyaanaGraha |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 21-07-2023 08:37:43 |
| Video Discription | Rahu or the North Node, is one of the two Lunar nodes. It is a shadow planet that represents worldly desires, materialism and illusions. Use this mantra to bring security and clarity in your mental and material life. The sounds from this mantra is meant to change your body's rhythm to synchronise with the energy of Rahu itself. This is a remedial sound that helps stabilise obsessions, especially for people experiencing uncontrollable material desires or a delusional mind that lacks clarity. To get the best results from this Mantra while listening to it, observe your breath and bodily sensations without reacting to them. Watch the process of transformation moment to moment, in real time. Carefully observe the changes in body/mind rhythm, in the best detail that you can. Puranic Mantras are essentially chants derived from the Tantric side of the Puranas. These are powerful mantras that can transcend the boundaries of the material plane, bridging the gap between the separate self and the Divine. The sound frequencies from these mantras take the longest to assimilate into the listener/Practitioner. But once the transformation happens, it is permanent. The Puranic Mantras have the most complex sonic structure compared to Gayatri or Beer Mantras. ***DO NOT CHANT THESE MANTRAS IF YOU DO NOT KNOW THE PROPER PRONUNCIATIONS*** Chanting without the intuitive feel, awareness, pronunciation, or the right energy, you might do more harm than good. What is a Mantra and why do we use it? A Mantra [Mann = Mind & Tra = Protection] is a chant with a unique sound frequency that connects the mind to the source in two ways. - It is used as an object of focus to calm the mind, and as a bridge to the subconscious. - It also embeds or programs its vibrational quality, of its origin, on to the listener. Ultimately this is a stepping stone to be able to sit in absolute silence, by completely eliminating the chatter of the mind, dissolving it. Depending on the structure/purpose, a Mantra reinforces its attributes onto the listerner through sound. This is why listening is more important than trying to intellectually understand its meaning, (which in most cases, it has no meaning). Constant reinforcement of these attributes helps transform our own thoughts, and actions accordingly. The Navagraha mantras are chanted 108 times, because of the significance it has numerically, in connection with the 9 planets and 12 constellations. (Apart from numerous other mathematical and spiritual implications). Donate: Paypal.me/DhyaanaGraha |
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