The Hinduism is religion, the third in the number of followers, in the world. One of instruments of spirituality in Hinduism is the mantra — a special combination of sounds. In translation from Sanskrit of manna means mind, and Torah — release. Below we will describe one of the most powerful mantras — Har, we will tell what it means and as it can influence your body and reason.
Mantras in our life
The combination of sounds making a mantra has a certain force and at their correct pronunciation is capable to have significant effect on reason, emotions and even on a physical body.
Whether you know? The Hinduism includes the 4th main directions: Vaishnavism, Shaivism, Shaktism and Smartism. Names are formed from names of gods which represent God. And in general in Hinduism there are about 330 million deities.
On the nature of the influence of a mantra subdivide into two classes:
- influencing a material component: they can be compared to spells, plots, charms;
- having spiritual power, like prayers and psalms.
Sacred texts of Hinduism contain a huge number of mantras, each of them differs in the rhythm and influence on a physical and power body. They can be repeated as in a voice, and in a whisper and also about themselves. At repetition aloud there is an influence on a physical cover of the person. At repetition whisper — on a radio body meditating. At mental repetition the mantra affects his mind.
Important! It is considered that mantras get force only after dedication and direct oral transfer from the guru to the pupil (devoted).
Mantra Har: the strongest mantra of Ancient India
The most powerful of ancient the mantra Har is considered. This mantra is a part of many meditations for prosperity. The bulk of people who are only acquainted with this culture begin with meditations of such orientation.
Sense and value
The mantra Har as a component of meditation generates special vibrations. Reading it around causes the most powerful energy, capable to overcome obstacles, allowing the person to tower spiritually, to find the peace and rest, harmony with all people around and with itself. During meditation there is a deep self-confidence and also the will power trains. Reading a mantra exempts from negative energy and negative thoughts.
Text and translation
The text of the most powerful mantra looks so: XAP XAP HAR XAP XAP HARI.
Important! It is extremely simple, it is possible to remember it, but before the beginning the practician it is necessary to listen to reproduction of sounds in record.
That it is even better to understand its sense, we will address in the translation of this mantra. Hari is a creative energy in an active form. Har means creating infinity, that is, in fact, one of names of God.
Stages and correct pronunciation of a unique mantra
For meditation it is necessary to sit down on a plain rigid surface and to accept a comfortable position, having crossed legs. To bend elbows at an angle 90 °, at the same time hands have to be at distance of 10-15 cm from a breast at the level of heart. To open palms, having turned them upward. Fingers to open, close eyes and, having relaxed, to start pronunciation of words, at the same time raising and lowering hands. Meditation can continue from 10 to 30 minutes and breaks into 3 stages:
- Fast, on repetition 3 seconds are given.
- Slow, it is necessary to repeat in 8 seconds.
- Slow and silent, also 8 seconds on repetition.
The mantra repeats on one breath, monotonously and is weakened.
Whether you know? Harikhara — the deity which unites lines of two main deities of Hinduism — Vishnu (Hari) and Shiva (Chara). It is represented with the right half of a body of dark color with a sink in a hand in Vishnu's shape and left white color, Shiva twisted with snakes in image.
Reproducing a mantra every time, you recreate the vibrations of infinity existing regardless time and space. At first you do it consciously and aloud, further — mentally. And if the right rhythm is chosen and you are completely concentrated, then further repetition is made automatically, and you just listen. Having reached an ideal in practice of a mantra, you learn to scoop from it those spiritual experiences which cannot be described words.