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MULADHARA / RUBY RAY
07:37
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Mantra 1:Om Mani Padme HuM Pronunciation:Ohm mah nee pahd may hum Translation“OM” purifies ego, “MA” purifies jealousy, “NI” purifies passion, “PAD” purifies ignorance, “ME” purifies greed, and “HUM” purifies hatred.
It is believed that all the teachings of Buddha are incorporated in this mantra. It aids to manifest wisdom, confront fears, and create transformation. Repeating this Throat Chakra healing mantra has lasting effects: You challenge your fears and rise above obstacles.
Mantra 2:Ra Ma Da Sa Sa Say So Hung Pronunciation: Raa Maa Daa Saa, Saa Say So Hang
This literally translates to: Sun, Moon, Earth, Infinity – meaning, “All that is in infinity, I am thee”
Mantra 3: nirvighnam kuru me deva sarva-karyeshu sarva-da ||
Grant me freedom from obstacles,
In all things, at all times.
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Mangala Mantra/ Pronunciation: svasti prajabhyah paripalayantam nyayena margena mahim mahishah | gobrahmanebhyah shubham astu nityam lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu |
Translation:May the rulers of the earth protect the well-being of the people,With justice, by means of the right path.
May there always be good fortune for all living beings.
May all the inhabitants of the world be full of happiness.
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MANIPURA / YELLOW RAY
08:50
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The mantra: Gayatri Mantra. Pronunciation: Om bhur bhuvah svah | tat savitur varenyam | bhargo devasya dhimahi | dhiyo yo nah prachodayat
Translation: Earth, Heaven, the Whole Between. The excellent divine power of the Sun. May we contemplate the radiance of that god, May this inspire our understanding.
This is one of the oldest Sanskrit mantras. It speaks to the unity of all creation, despite its many forms. Chanting it invokes the light of the sun and helps us to transcend suffering.
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ANAHATA / GREEN RAY
07:51
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The mantra: Shanti Mantra,Pronunciation: sarvesham svastir bhavatu | sarvesham shantir bhavatu | sarvesham purnam bhavatu | sarvesham mangalam bhavatu ||
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VISUDDHA / BLUE RAY
07:31
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Mantra:Sat Nam Pronunciation: Suh-ah-tuh na-hm
Translation: Sat means “truth.” Nam means “identity.” Together, sat nam means “truth is my identity.” Chanting this mantra gives birth to your destiny and awakens your soul – a form of true personal expression. This Throat Chakra healing mantra is extremely powerful as it reaffirms that you should follow your truth.
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AJNA INDIGO RAY
07:58
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The mantra: A chant from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, one of the oldest Sanskrit texts
Pronunciation: asato ma sad gamaya | tamaso ma jyotir gamaya | mrityor ma amritam gamaya ||
Translation:From the unreal to the Real, lead me.From darkness to Light, lead me.From death to Immortality, lead me.
Translation by Zoë Slatoff-Ponté
Why chant it: It represents peace and freedom. As we all know, freedom can mean different things to different people but grasping it, even by the edges, can give you a sense of incredible levity.
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SAHASRARA VIOLET RAY
11:11
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The mantra: Adi Mantra (Ong Namo Guru Dav Namo) (from Gurmukhi) Pronunciation: Oong namo | Gurudav namo ||
Translation: I bow to the creative energy of the infinite. I bow to the Divine channel of wisdom.Why chant it: This Gurmukhi mantra opens the communication channel between the student and the Divine teacher.
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