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Mantras are a set of precise words in a particular configuration and rhythm which when chanted can fulfill one's desires.

This is  Mantra Card complete with Mantra’s for of wealth, prosperity, protection, success and knowledge for fulfillment of all material desires with the picture of  God.

On this Card we have mantras in original Sanskrit phrases in its original Sanskrit letters with Transliteration and English translation.

Purpose Mantra:
• Siddhi, success in undertakings, and intelligence.
• Wealth, prosperity and good fortune.
• Attaining all worldly desires & fulfilling all wishes through inner cosmic power & mental strength.
• Luck in business, wealth, prosperity and to protect the person from all sorts of dangers.
• Power, authority, vigour and to overcome enemies, law suits, success in quarrels and competitions.
• Free the fear of death, grave dangers, and fatal diseases and makes him courageous and healthy.
• Improving impoverished conditions of life. Bestows wealth, prosperity and good fortune on the worshipper.
• Worshipper never lacks in money & material comforts.
• Worshipper's house & treasury are always full.
• Helps increase the flow of funds and the ability to accumulate wealth.
• Source of attaining all worldly desires & fulfilling all wishes through inner cosmic power & mental strength.
• Bestows Ashat Ridhi and Nav Sidhi. It bestows heath, happines, good fortune, fame and sometimes wealth. It dispels anxieties, phobias, and fears, ill effects of malefic planets, ghosts, diseases and accidental death. Or drawing good luck and success in all undertakings while dispelling obstacles. Blesses the worshipper with fulfillments of desires, affluence and authority. The one who does worship of Ganesh Mantra is blessed with success in his work, business, undertaking & desires.

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 Great for Keeping in the Prayer room,Puja room.

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Hindus  worship idols, it is impossible to conceive of God without some form of image.

Supreme Being or Godis conceived by Hindus as having various aspects. A Hindu deity  represents a particular aspect of the Supreme Being. For example, Saraswati represents the learning and knowledge aspect of the Supreme Being. So if one wants to pray for acquiring knowledge and understanding, he prays to Saraswati.

Lord Ganesha - the Hindu deity in a human form but with the head of an elephant - represents the power of the Supreme Being that removes obstacles and ensures success in human endeavors.

Lord Shiva is the Lord of mercy and compassion. He protects devotees from evil forces such as lust, greed, and anger. He grants boons, bestows grace and awakens wisdom in His devotees.

Siva, Vishnu, Brahma are the holy trinity of Hindu religion. Parvathy , Lakshmi and saraswathy are their holy partner correspondingly. Vishnu is the protector of world and his other half Lakshmi coupled and did their chore. Shakthi and Sivan fight against destroying evil things .Bramha and Saraswathy is creator of world.

Responsibility of each one it is inevitable.

Goddess Lakshmi is idolized as God Of wealth. She is widely worshipped by Hindus. Earthly life is not completed without wealth. So we worship Goddess Lakshmi in search of wealth.
Hindus consider Krishna their leader, hero, protector, philosopher, teacher and friend, all rolled into one.

Mantra

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A mantra is a sound, syllable, word, or group of words that are considered capable of "creating transformation" (cf. spiritual transformation). [1] Their use and type varies according to the school and philosophy associated with the mantra.

Mantras (Devanāgarī मन्त्र) originated in the Vedic tradition of India, later becoming an essential part of the Hindu tradition and a customary practice within Buddhism, Sikhism and Jainism. The use of mantras is now widespread throughout various spiritual movements which are based on, or off-shoots of, the practices in the earlier Eastern traditions and religions

Khanna (2003: p.21) links mantras and yantras to thoughtforms:

Mantras, the Sanskrit syllables inscribed on yantras, are essentially 'thought forms' representing divinities or cosmic powers, which exert their influence by means of sound-vibrations.[2]

[edit] Etymology

The Sanskrit word mantra- (m. मन्त्रः, also n. मन्त्रं) consists of the root man- "to think" (also in manas "mind") and the suffix -tra meaning, tool, hence a literal translation would be "instrument of thought".

Another explanation is that the suffix -tra means "protection".[3]

All elements and energies in the Cosmos can be influenced and guided by Mantras. There are three types of Mantras [4]:

Continuous practice of mantra purifies the Consciousness and the mind, and removes the Karmas in much the same way as constantly walking over weeds crushes them.

Spiritual mantras are generally written in Sanskrit and play an important role in awakening of the Chakras. Lord Shiva transmitted the Sanskrit language to humans and its sounds are known as Deva's. The word "Deva" has three meanings: God, protector (guardian angel) and cosmic vibration. Lord Shiva brought the Deva's down to earth in the form of Letters and this is why the Sanskrit letters are known as Devanagari (citizens of God). Vibrations can be audible or inaudible. Thoughts and feelings are counted as soundless vibrations. These are no less effective then the spoken word.

The mantra is internalized in five stages:

• Likhita - through writing
• Vaikhari - through speaking
• Upamshu - through whispering
• Manasa - through thinking
• Ajapa - through uninterrupted inner repetition

Prayer. Prayer is a way of communing with God.

Guru mantra. The Guru Mantra represents the essence of prayer, and anchors us in God, the Atma and the Supreme Self. It is the first initiation given by the Master to the disciple on the spiritual path.

Bija Mantra. Bija mantra represents the essence of the Guru Mantra. It is the vibration and the "call" of the soul. Its effects develop more readily in deep meditation. As it works at the astral level it guides and influences the course of our destiny.

Continuous practice of mantra purifies the Consciousness and the mind, and removes the Karmas in much the same way as constantly walking over weeds crushes them.

Sanskrit

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sanskrit (संस्कृता वाक् saṃskṛtā vāk, for short संस्कृतम् saṃskṛtam) is a historical Indo-Aryan language, one of the liturgical languages of Hinduism and Buddhism,[2] and one of the 22 official languages of India.[3] It is also declared as a classical language by the government of India.[4]

Etymology

The Sanskrit verbal adjective saṃskṛta- may be translated as "put together, well or completely formed, refined, highly elaborated".[8] It is derived from the root saṃ(s)kar- "to put together, compose, arrange, prepare",[9] where saṃ- "together" (as English same) and (s)kar- "do, make". The language referred to as saṃskṛtā vāk "the cultured language" has by definition always been a "sacred" and "sophisticated" language, used for religious and learned discourse in ancient India, and contrasted with the languages spoken by the people, prākṛta- "natural, artless, normal, ordinary". It is also called dēva-bhāṣā meaning the "divine language" or the "language of devas or demigods

Sanskrit was considered as "Dev Bhasha", " Devavani "or the language of the Gods by ancient Indians. The word sanskrita, meaning "refined" or "purified," is the antonym of prakrita, meaning "natural," or "vulgar." It is made up of the primordial sounds, and is developed systematically to include the natural progressions of sounds as created in the human mouth. Jawaharlal Nehru has said that Sanskrit is a language amazingly rich, efflorescent, full of luxuriant growth of all kinds, and yet precise and strictly keeping within the framework of grammar which Panini laid down two thousand years ago. It spread out, added to its richness, became fuller and more ornate, but always it stuck to its original roots. The ancient Indians attached a great deal of importance to sound, and hence their writing, poetry or prose, had a rhythmic and musical quality. Our modern languages of India are children of Sanskrit, and to it owe most of their vocabulary and their forms of expressions. 

Sanskrit (meaning "cultured or refined"), the classical language of Hinduism, is the oldest and the most systematic language in the world. The vastness and the versatility, and power of expression can be appreciated by the fact that this language has 65 words to describe various forms of earth, 67 words for water, and over 250 words to describe rainfall. 

The Sanskrit grammarians wished to construct a perfect language, which would belong to no one and thus belong to all, which would not develop but remain an ideal instrument of communication and culture for all peoples and all time. 

Affirmation

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Affirmation is a declaration that something is true..

Affirmation is a declaration that something is true. It may also refer to:

a positive judgment: in logic, the union of the subject and predicate of a proposition

Affirmation in law, a declaration made by and allowed to those who conscientiously object to taking an oath

Affirmations (New Age), the practice of positive thinking in New Age terminology

Affirmative prayer, a form of prayer that focuses on a positive outcome

Japa

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Japa (Sanskrit: जप) is a spiritual discipline involving the meditative repetition of a mantra or name of God. The mantra or name may be spoken softly, enough for the practitioner to hear it, or it may be spoken purely within the recitor's mind. Japa may be performed while sitting in a meditation posture, while performing other activities, or as part of formal worship in group settings. The practice of repetitive prayer is present in varied forms within most religions in the world, although the religions of India generally give more emphasis to it as a specific discipline. In Vedic  Hindu practices,  Mantra affirmation, in Sanskrit, is repeated 108 times at least daily. This practice was  very powerful.Mantra Japa means repetition of mantra, and has become an established practice. It involves repetition of a mantra over and over again, usually in cycles of auspicious numbers (in multiples of three), the most popular being 108.

Words are so powerful. You can use positive affirmations to 

change your life in drastic fashion.

Anything your mind conceives and

you believe, can happen.

Success is a choice. Positive affirmations mantra are personal statements using a word or phrase to create a desired success  positive condition or outcome. They are in essence, positive self talk.

You can re-program your subconscious mind and remove any negative or limiting beliefs using daily affirmations.
By chanting certain mantra  phrases over and over a shift in frequency is activated in our world and it causespositve  changes.By chanting mantra over and over the same thing happens.

Why Sanskrit Mantra as Affirmation

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          Sanskrit words  sounds create energy vibrations that can replace negative energy with positive ones.  When chanting to Sanskrit mantras, the chanter benefits from thousands of years of powerful energy accumulated from the Divine and from the millions of devoted chanters. 

Mantras are mystical arrangements of sacred sounds that were originally discovered by sages while deep in meditation. Recorded in the vedas, India’s oldest and most revered spiritual texts, mantras were written in Sanskrit, considered the oldest language on the planet and referred to as "the language of the Gods."

Mantras have the ability to move energies, creating profound change within the practitioner and the environment at large. The word “mantra” means “that which saves you when meditated upon.” For thousands of years in India, people on a conscious spiritual path have chanted mantras in order to create positive conditions both inwardly and outwardly. While the meaning of the mantras is kept in mind, mantras are always chanted in their original language of Sanskrit since it is these special sound vibrations that cause transformation.

Typically mantras have been passed down in India only among priests through special initiation ceremonies because the material was considered highly sacred.

Mantras are so powerful that they can make desirable changes in life for those who even don't know the meaning of them. However, it'll be nice if we understand the meaning of mantras which we want to chant in our regular life. They can be also chanted silently by mind. They have great tendency to improve our mind and body health. Regular chanting of two or three mantras in our life would be helpful to overcome many health problems like insomnia, hypertension, nervous weakness and lack of concentration. Mantras can be also undertaken as the good alternative of doing meditation. Nowadays people belonging to the religions other than Hiduism begin to feel the goodness of chanting these sanskrit mantras. It is said that mantras should be chanted for at least 27 or 108 number of times to get more benefits

OM, like many Sanskrit words, has various meanings. This symbol is actually a sacred syllable representing the supreme consciousness or the absolute the source of all existence. Repetition of OM or AUM dissolves the mind in its divine source  If you chant OM several times out loud it is said to purify the atmosphere and connect you to the universal life force of all creation vibrating at the same wavelength,mantra improves our life.

The Meaning of Om

Before the beginning, the Brahman (absolute reality) was one and non-dual. It thought, "I am only one -- may I become many." This caused a vibration which eventually became sound, and this sound was Om. Creation itself was set in motion by the vibration of Om. The closest approach to Brahman is that first sound, Om. Thus, this sacred symbol has become emblematic of Brahman just as images are emblematic of material objects.

The vibration produced by chanting Om in the physical universe corresponds to the original vibration that first arose at the time of creation. The sound of Om is also called Pranava, meaning that it sustains life and runs through Prana or breath. Om also represents the four states of the Supreme Being. The three sounds in Om (AUM) represent the waking, dream and deep sleep states and the silence which surrounds Om represents the "Turiya" state.

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