Mantras are Frequencies that can Heal, Kill and Transcend
Sanskrit is the oldest language that was based on sounds and vibrations.
Every alphabet and its pronounciation have specific meaning; like ku is earth, khE is sky etc.
Mantras are frequencies emerging from those sounds.
OM is the first and foremost of all mantras.
OM is the sound of cosmic energy and contains all the sounds in itself. The spiritual efficacy of OM is heard, not by the ears but by the heart. It surcharges the innermost being of man with vibrations of the highest reality.
All galaxies (including ours) are rotating and they sound they make is OM.
Frequency of OM is 7.83 Hz , which in inaudible to us as the human ear with 2 strand DNA human cannot discern sounds of frequency less than 20 hertz.
Birds, Dogs and few other animals can hear it.
OM has been adapted into other religions as AMEN, 786 ( OM symbol shown in mirror), SHALOM, OMKAR/ONKAR etc, but they do NOT work like the original OM.
While OM releases Nitric Oxide, Amen and Shalom only emit a sound.
Frequencies of various Beej Mantras
OM – 7.83 Hz
Gam – 14 Hz
Hleem – 20 Hz
Hreem – 26 Hz
Kleem – 33 Hz
Krowm – 39 Hz
Sreem – 45 Hz
These cosmic sounds were heard by 12 strand DNA maharishis in their spiritual trances which broadened their sense spectrums. However our brain can register the vibrations.
Seven Chakras and Mantras
Muladhara (मूलाधार)
Base or Root Chakra: Cervix/Perineum
Sound Note: C
Colour: Red
Element: Earth
Mantra: Lam
Frequency in Hz: 261.6, 523.3, 1046.5, 2093, 4186
Keeps you Grounded. Connects your feet, to the Earth. Good if can’t make descisions.
Swadhisthana (स्वाधिष्ठान)
Sacral Chakra: last bone in spinal cord
Sound Note: D
Colour: Orange
Element: Water
Mantra: Vam
Frequency in Hz: 293.7, 587.3, 1174.7, 2349.3, 4698.7
Emotions, Passion, intuition and creativity.
Manipura (मणिपूर)
Solar Plexus Chakra : Navel area
Sound Note: E
Colour: Yellow
Element: Fire
Mantra: Ram
Frequency in Hz: 329.6, 659.3, 1318.5, 2637.1, 5274.1
Confidence, Assertiveness, ability to be a stand and say No.
Will Power.
Anahata (अनाहत)
Heart Chakra: Heart area
Sound Note: F
Colour: Green
Element: Wind
Mantra: Yam
Frequency in Hz: 349.2, 698.5, 1396.9, 2793.9, 5587.7
Love, Kindness, Compassion, Harmonious relationships.
Visuddha (विशुद्ध)
Throat Chakra (throat and neck area)
Sound Note: G
Colour: Blue
Element: Sky
Mantra: Ham
Frequency in Hz: 196, 392, 784, 1568, 3136
Self-Expression and Open communication.
Ajna (आज्ञा) Brow
Third Eye Chakra (pineal gland or third eye)
Sound Note: A
Colour: Indigo
Element: Body
Mantra: OM
Frequency in Hz: 110, 220, 440, 880, 1760, 3520.
Insight and visualisation. Opens up your perecetive physic ability.
Sahasrara (सहस्रार)
Crown Chakra (Top of the head; ‘Soft spot’ of a newborn)
Sound Note: B
Colour: White ( combination of all the colours ) or Violet
Element: No Element
Mantra: No Sound
Frequency in Hz: 123.5, 246.9, 493.9, 987.8, 1975.5, 3951.1
Wisdom. Connecting you to your higher Self and spirituality.
Astral projection, Inter galactc travel, higher spiritual powers, timelessness, language of light etc.
Advantages of natural production of Nitric Oxide in our body
The anuswaram (nasal sound) MMMM humming boosts the production of Nitric oxide in the body. This was known to Indians and documented more than 7000 years ago.
Nadaswaram (Shehnai) is an ancient musical instrument which produces similar nasal sound.
OM opens up quantum tunneling, where the wormholes do NOT have a restriction of speed of light. The secrets of this universe are contained in energy, frequency and vibration.
If you make the sound of OM in front of a drop of liquid, it will transform itself into a Sri Yantra which is very specific visual form which is symmetrical and also holographic, in that every bit of it contains all of it.
This Sri Yantra was revealed to Maharishis with 12 strand DNA and king sized pineal glands more than 8000 BC.
Sanskrit Mantras have precise golden ratio of 1.618 sound harmonics ( Fibonacci/ Sri Yantra ) in digital mathematical and geometrical precision and Sri Yantra is based on that ratio.
The cymatics of OM is the Sri Yantra whose angle is used to construct the Egyptian Pyramids.
All Beej mantras end with Anuswaram MMMM , which produces Nitric oxide, which is a molecule that our body produces to help its 50 trillion cells communicate with each other by transmitting signals throughout the entire body. People with diabetes usually have lower levels of Nitric oxide than those without diabetes.
Stems and Flowers cut from their original plants can survive for longer time if supplied with Nitric Oxide.
Opiate drug Morphine , the addictive pain killer, works by an increase in Nitric Oxide release. Nitroglycerin and Amyl Nitrite tablets serve as vasodilators because they are converted to Nitric Oxide in the body, to ease angina pain (heart pain). Viagra also works due to its action on Nitric oxide.
Sufficient amounts of Nitric Oxide in blood controls Blood Pressure.
When the human body reaches the age of 27 years, the secretion of nitric oxide is at its peak. As you get older and the production of nitric oxide in the human body declines gradually, more from age 42 onwards.
Researchers have found that frequencies under 7 Hz create a general feeling of relaxation and well being, known as the alpha state. The most beneficial frequency on earth is said to be the 6.8 hertz frequency. Interestingly, the Pyramid at Giza has a constant frequency of 6.8 Hz running through it. Although researchers have studied it, they don’t know where it comes from or why in such an ancient structure.
Mantras Frequencies that can kill !
Some ELF broadcasts from the Russians were thought to cause depression in humans. When the Russians first started transmitting in 1976, they emitted an eleven hertz signal through the earth. This ELF wave was so powerful that it upset radio communications around the world, resulting in many nations lodging protest. The U. S. Air Force identified five different frequencies the Russians were emitting in a wild ELF cocktail. They never broadcast anything below eleven hertz, or anything that would be beneficial. They had more sinister things in mind. ELF penetrates anything and everything. Nothing stops or weakens them. At the right frequencies and durations, whole populations could be controlled by ELF, or even killed. Once the killing range of these frequencies is perfected, it could make nuclear bombs obsolete. It could kill almost immediately with powerful adverse frequencies. Whole populations could be killed indiscriminately from radio frequencies transmitted from the other side of the globe without damaging anything else. A conquering army could simply take over the land and buildings without a battle.
Atharva Veda describes Mantras formed by assembling beej syllables in a certain order and they can cause mass destruction, killings, depression etc.
Most of such destructive science existed before Kurukshetra war in 3100 BC and people who had that knowledge were killed in that war to prevent misuse of such mantras in Kaliyug.
Not only could certain results be attained by the proper use of vibrations in sounds, but even today the use of particular mantras are known for calming the mind, lowering blood pressure, relieving one from unnecessary anxieties by changing one’s focus in life, and so on. It is also understood that certain mantras and prayers, such as the chanting of the spiritual names of God, bring to one the transcendental vibration of the spiritual world from where it comes. This means it is like a conductor, bringing the spiritual energy and frequencies that come from the transcendental strata. One of the classic mantras for this use is the Hare Krishna mantra (Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna, Hare Hare / Hare Rama, Hare Rama, Rama Rama, Hare Hare). Experiments have already been performed that show the changes in those who regularly use this mantra.
Sages of India have used this mantra successfully for centuries in order to reach spiritual states of being.
Chromosomes that are damaged by X-rays or exposure to UV rays, can be repaired by simply applying vibration and language, or sound combined with intention, or words, to DNA ! This was known to Indian sages more than 12000 years ago.
Our DNA has remembered all the things that ever happened to human beings. DNA is the source for all the proteins that repair cells , build new ones, replace missing or defective pieces of the genetic code , heal cuts and bruises and so forth. Everything you do, think, speak, run , play guitar or rule a country depends on a capacity programmed into one original molecule.
Each cell of the body contains all of DNA’s infinite possibilities all of the time, from the moment of conception till death.
DNA can send and receive powerful data through a universal network of ether.. Mobuis supercoil DNA can generate scalar waves. Negative emotions affect DNA signalling. The bridge connecting the galactic resonances which rain down on our planet and brain frequencies reside in our DNA helix.
Vedic Astrology can calculate 36 points to match DNAs of a couple before their marriage.
When you meditate you tune your DNA to the subtle quantum level matrix.
Energy transfer to the molecular level powers your metabolic processes.
SoHam Mantra, to expand Consciousness
Soham (सो ऽहम् so-ham) means “I am He/That” in Sanskrit and is used as a mantra to identify/connect oneself with the universe or ultimate reality.
Combination of so-haṃ haṃsaḥ has also been interpreted as “I myself am the Swan“, where the swan symbolizes the Atman.
SoHam mantra is a natural mantra because it is already part of your nature.
It is found in the Isha Upanishad (verse 16), which ends:
…यत्ते रूपं कल्याणतमं तत्ते पश्यामि योऽसावसौ पुरुषः सोऽहमस्मि ॥१६॥
yat te rūpaṃ kalyāṇatamaṃ tat te paśyāmi yo ‘sāv [asau puruṣaḥ] so’ham asmi
Translation : The light which is thy fairest form, I see it. I am what He is.
The Soham mantra is also called the Hamsa mantra.
Hamsa (or hansa) poses the question, Who am I? Soham provides the answer, I am that.
SoHum is also refered in other upanishads like :
Sannyasa Upanishads such as Naradaparivrajaka Upanishad, Nirvana Upanishad, Ashrama Upanishad, Maitreya Upanishad and Satyayaniya Upanishad.
Yoga Upanishads such as Dhyanabindu Upanishad and Yogashikha Upanishad.
Hamsa Upanishad
Sooooo… is the sound of inhalation, and is remembered in the mind along with that inhalation.
Hummmm… is the sound of exhalation, and is remembered in the mind along with that exhalation.
It is already an universal mantra because its vibration is already a part of our breath.
Sooooo… is the sound of inhalation, and Hummmm… is the sound of exhalation.
SoHam Mantra used to make DNA from 2 strand 97% junk , to 12 strand nil junk DNA
The best time to practice this mantra, is early morning with empty stomach.
The best pose is padmasana or sukhasana with fingers in gyan mudra (tip of index finger touching tip of thumb, while other 3 fingers remain straight).
Visualize divine golden light flowing into you when you inhale and mentally say SOoooo, and then when you exhale feel your ego-centric limited consciousness flow out and evaporate into the atmosphere (Hummmmmm)
As you say Mmmmm imagine the ball of golden light move in reverse, from the third eye back down the spine to its base (where Mooladhara Chakra resides normally).
The Hummmmmmmm will resonate your pineal gland, connected to Third Eye or Ajna Chakra (ideally at center of brow).
This mantra produces Nitric Oxide, which can regenerate brain cells quickly.
Sanskrit Alphabets origin from Maheswara Sutras
Maheswara Sutra is the most ancient known Sanskrit alphabet sequence. This alphabet sequence is at the same time a powerful Mantra and the vibrations of its sound has healing powers.
Sanskrit Language, which the Puranas describe as the Language of Gods, was from the sound of Lord Siva’s Damru, a percussion instrument which adorns Lord Siva’s hand.
Sanskrit Alphabets origin are from Maheswara Sutras.
After completion of His Cosmic dance, Siva sounded His Damaru as the Universe was being created.
These sounds create maintain regulate and destroy the Universe.
Semen and Sound are mentioned as the Creative Force of the Universe.
Lord Subrahmanya is worshiped as the embodiment of both.
Nada Bindu Kaladi Namo.
Bindu may be translated as Semen in the physical plane and as stages of spiritual development in Nada Yoga.
“A damaru (Skt.damaru; Tibetan ཌཱ་མ་རུ; Devanagari: डमरु) or damru is a small two-headed drum, used in Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism.Damru is known as the instrument of Lord Shiva. Damru was first created by Shiva to produce spiritual sounds by which this whole universe has been created and regulated…”
In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, the damaru is part of a collection of sacred implements and musical instrument was adopted from the tantric practices of ancient India. These reached the Land of Snows from the 8th to 12th century, persisting in Tibet as the practice of Vajrayana flourished there, even as it vanished in the subcontinent of India.
There are two types of Damaru, Skull Damaru and Chod Damaru.
नृत्तावसाने नटराजराजो ननाद ढक्कां नवपञ्चवारम्।
उद्धर्त्तुकामो सनकादिसिद्धादिनेतद्विमर्शे शिवसूत्रजालम्
Shiva Sutras (IAST: Śivasūtrāṇi) or Māheśvara Sūtrāṇi are fourteen verses that organize the phonemes of Sanskrit as referred to in the Aṣṭādhyāyī of Pāṇini, the foundational text of Sanskrit grammar.
A famous verse in Sage Panini’s Ashtadhyayi says that the Panini grammar that is in use now is graced by Lord Shiva. Hence the first known organized sounds are known as the Maheshvara Sutra – Maheshvara being another name of Lord Shiva. Here is the verse from Panini’s Ashta-Dhyayi:
“At the end of His Cosmic Dance,
Shiva, the Lord of Dance,
with a view to bless the sages Sanaka and so on,
played on His Damaru fourteen times,
from which emerged the following fourteen Sutras,
popularly known as Shiva Sutras or Maheshvara Sutras”
Within the tradition they are known as the Akṣarasamāmnāya, “recitation of phonemes,” but they are popularly known as the Siva Sutras because they are said to have been revealed to Pāṇini by Shiva. They were either composed by Pāṇini to accompany his Aṣṭādhyāyī or predate him. The latter is less plausible, but the practice of encoding complex rules in short, mnemonic verses is typical of the sutra style.
IASTDevanāgarī
1. a i u ṇ
2. ṛ ḷ k
3. e o ṅ
4. ai au c
5. ha ya va ra ṭ
6. la ṇ
7. ña ma ṅa ṇa na m
8. jha bha ñ
9. gha ḍha dha ṣ
10. ja ba ga ḍa da ś
11. kha pha cha ṭha tha ca ṭa ta v
12. ka pa y
13. śa ṣa sa r
14. ha l
१. अ इ उ ण्।
२. ऋ ऌ क्।
३. ए ओ ङ्।
४. ऐ औ च्।
५. ह य व र ट्।
६. ल ण्।
७. ञ म ङ ण न म्।
८. झ भ ञ्।
९. घ ढ ध ष्।
१०. ज ब ग ड द श्।
११. ख फ छ ठ थ च ट त व्।
१२. क प य्।
१३. श ष स र्।
१४. ह ल्।
The fourteen sutras contain all the letters of the Sanskrit varnamala- the svaras (vowels) a, i, u, R^i, lR^i, e, ai, o, au and all the vyanjanas (consonants).
As per the Rig Veda Lord Siva brought this Sanskrit alphabet sequence, and the Sanskrit language to earth. The sounds of the alphabet originated from Lord Siva’s ‘damru’, probably some kind of a sound device.
The Sanskrit alphabet sequence is known as the ‘Varna-mala‘. The word ‘varna‘ (वर्ण) means a ‘syllable‘ and all the energies related to that syllable – colour, presiding force, the mouth part used to pronounce each syllable, the related body part etc.
From these 14 verses, a total of 281 pratyāhāras can be formed: 14*3 + 13*2 + 12*2 + 11*2 + 10*4 + 9*1 + 8*5 + 7*2 + 6*3 * 5*5 + 4*8 + 3*2 + 2*3 +1*1, minus 14 (as Pāṇini does not use single element pratyāhāras) minus 10 (as there are 10 duplicate sets due to h appearing twice); the second multiplier in each term represents the number of phonemes in each. But Pāṇini uses only 41 (with a 42nd introduced by later grammarians, raṆ=r l) pratyāhāras in the Aṣṭādhyāyī.
The Siva Sutras put phonemes with a similar manner of articulation together (so sibilants in 13 śa ṣa sa R, nasals in 7 ñ m ṅ ṇ n M). Economy (Sanskrit: lāghava) is a major principle of their organization, and it is debated whether Pāṇini deliberately encoded phonological patterns in them (as they were treated in traditional phonetic texts called Prātiśakyas) or simply grouped together phonemes which he needed to refer to in the Aṣṭādhyāyī and which only secondarily reflect phonological patterns.
Pāṇini does not use the Siva Sutras to refer to homorganic stops (stop consonants produced at the same place of articulation), but rather the anubandha U: to refer to the palatals c ch j jh he uses cU.
As an example, consider Aṣṭādhyāyī 6.1.77: iKo yaṆ aCi:
- iK means i u ṛ ḷ,
- iKo is iK in the genitive case, so it means ‘ in place of i u ṛ ḷ;
- yaṆ means the semivowels y v r l and is in the nominative, so iKo yaṆ means: y v r l replace i u ṛ ḷ.
- aC means all vowels, as noted above
- aCi is in the locative case, so it means before any vowel.
Hence this rule replaces a vowel with its corresponding semivowel when followed by any vowel, and that is why dadhi together with atra makes dadhyatra. To apply this rule correctly we must be aware of some of the other rules of the grammar, such as:
- 1.1.49 ṣaṣṭhii sthaneyogaH that shows that the genitive case in a sutra shows what is to be replaced
- 1.1.50 sthane ‘ntaratamaH that shows that the substitute of i is the semivowel that most closely resembles i, namely ‘y’
- 1.1.71 aadir antyena sahetaa that shows that i with the K at the end stands for i u ṛ ḷ because the Shiva sutras read i u ṛ ḷ K.
Also, rules can be debarred by other rules. Rule 6.1.101 akas savarNe dīrghaH teaches that when the two vowels are alike a long vowel is substituted for both, so dadhi and indraH make dadhīndraH not *dadhyindraH. The akas savarṇe dīrghaH rule takes precedence over the iKo yaṆ aCi rule because the akas is more specific.
We can invoke and heal by reciting each different syllable of the ‘varnamala‘ .
Maheswara Sutra as a healing mantra too as mentioned above a healing mantra and is was chanted to revive the sick or dying.
For details, see page 2,3 in this PDF
Mantras, Science of Sound and Vibration
Mantra (मंत्र) means a self advise.
‘Mananat trayate iti mantrah‘ is how Mantra is defined in Sanskrit.
It means that by repetition (mananat) of which, you overcome/protected (trayate) [overcoming or protection from bondage/troubles/cycles of birth and death] is (iti) called Mantra.
The word Mantri (advisor/minister to king) is also derived from Mantra as his job was to advise and direct the King.
It is a sacred utterance, numinous sound, or a syllable, word, phonemes, or group of words set in an order to produce certain vibration in atmosphere, which gives the desired effect to the person who practices it with concentration.
There are many mantras like Narayana Ashtakshari, Siva Panchakshari, Gayatri Mantra etc and each mantra is very profound and carries immense amount of knowledge.
For example, Gayatri is defined as ‘gayantam trayate iti gayatri‘, which means the one who protects (trayate) the one who sings (gayantam) is (iti) gayatri.
Every mantra comes with the following fundamental aspects:
Rishi or Sage: Mantras are not created, rather they are revealed to the sage during deep blissful meditation when the prana ascends towards sahasrara chakra. That is why we touch the crown of the head while taking the rishi’s name. So the rishis are called mantra drashtas (the seers who ‘saw(drashta)‘ mantra; drashta comes from drishti(vision) ) rather than the mantra kartas (the makers).
Raga/Chandas or Melody/Meter: Chanting of the mantra is the most important of all and is about the sounds and the vibrations. So it comes with a meter or pitch. This is just like we have talams (adi, rupaka, etc) in classical music. The names of these meters are gayatri (its also the name of a meter), anushtup, trishtup, brihati, pangti, etc. They come with a distinctive time length for each cycle. For example the Bhagavad Gita is written in Anushtup, the Rig Veda is written in Gayatri meter, etc.
Devata or Deity: There is a presiding deity for every mantra on whom the devotee meditates on by keeping it in the heart chakra. That is why the heart region is touched while taking the name of the devata.
For Gayatri mantra , its the sun. All this has to be done with so much love (heart chakra = love), respect and innocence.
The way the entire agama is structured is just so beautiful. Even before this is done, the devotee does pranayama to get his mind centered and then with a lot of love and gratitude the mantra is taken. If there is no love and respect, the mantra does not bear any fruit.
For example : Sri Vishnusahasra Namam has these Rishi, Chandas and Devata
asya sri vishNoH sahara-nAma-stotra-mahA-mantrasya
sri veda-vyAso bhagavAn RishiH, anushtup Chandah,
sri mahA-vishNuH paramAtmA sriman-nArAyaNo devatA
Ancient seers knew the power of words very well and they structured them so wondefully. Each sound vibration from the mantra chanting enlivens a specific part of the human body. The rhythm and the dynamics of these sounds in the body are just phenomenal and very conducive for the mind to slip into meditation and go into total rest. The mantras have many more secrets hidden, for example, the 24 syllabus that the Gayatri is made of correspond to the 24 vertebraes of the spinal column, the namakam and chamakam carry ancient ayurvedic medicinal recipes that are used to cure diseases.
Lord Krishna himself stated in BhagavadGita that among vedas, he is Sama Veda.
This entire Sama Veda is dedicated to music and vibrations.
Modern Scientific Experiment on Science of Sound and Vibrations
An interesting modern day experiment on how our words influence our minds and even body structure was conducted by Dr. Emoto.
Different sounds of love, friendliness, etc were played out to water crystals as well sounds of negativity to a different set.
He found out that crystals with the positive words are so beautiful and well organized compared to the other set. If this can happen to water molecules, imagine how our own thoughts and the words we speak effect our bodies and environment.
Mantras used as weapons and for destruction or self-protection
Ancient vedic scripts are full of descriptions of weapons being called by mantra. For example, many weapons were invoked by mantra during the epic Kuruksetra War in Mahabharata.
Nuclear weapons like Brahmastra, Guided missiles like Vayuvyastra, Pasupatastra, Narayanastra etc were evoked and energized through mantras.
One Clinical Test of the Benefits of Mantra Chanting was performed on 3 groups of 62 subjects, males and females of average age 25.
They chanted the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra twenty-five minutes every day under strict clinical supervision.
Results showed that regular chanting of the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra (Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare) reduces Stress and depression and helps reduce bad habits & addictions. These results formed a PhD Thesis at Florida State University.
No wonder why Hare Krishna mantra is regarded as the best to control ill-effects of Kali Yuga (present epoch).
‘In a Disco, your Mind makes you Dance, In a silent meditation, you Make your Mind to Dance’
Brahmastra Nuclear Weapon energized by Gayatri Mantra
Brahmastra (Sanskrit: ब्रह्मास्त्र, Brahmāstra) was a weapon created by the creator Brahma, for the purpose of upholding Dharma and Satya (truth).
When the Brahmastra was discharged, there was neither a counterattack nor a defense that could stop it, except by Brahmadanda, a stick also created by Brahma.
It could be evoked by user after severe concentration and meditating on its creator and could be used only once in a day to destroy an enemy, who could not be defeated by any other means.
Brahma had created a weapon even more powerful than the Brahmastra, called the BrahmaSirōnāmāstra, which was never used in war, as it had power equivalent to (Brahmāstra)4, representing 4 heads of Brahma and in Mahabharata war, it was known only to Dronacharya, Aswatthama, Arjuna and Karna.
Brahmastra also causes severe environmental damage. The land at which it falls becomes barren for many centuries and both men and women became infertile in that region.
Greenery will vanish, rainfall would decrease and land will develop cracks as in drought.
People in that region will be genetically effected and will give birth to defective children for next few generations.
All these descriptions indicate that Brahmāstra was indeed a nuclear weapon, as the effects sound similar to what happened in Hiroshima and Nagasaki of Japan during 2nd world war.
Brahmastra usage was mentioned multiple time in puranas and epics.
- Viswamitra used it against VaSishTa, but the Brahmastra was absorbed by Brahmadanda as VaSishTa was brahmarshi (rishi capable of alternate creation like brahma).
- In Ramayana, Rama tried to use it to make way out of sea so that the army of Vanaras can march towards Lanka. But Samudra (lord of oceans) appeared and told Rama, about the technical issues of using the weapon and requested not to dry the ocean and kill all living beings in it.
So, Rama aimed it towards Dhrumatulya, which fell at the place of modern day Rajasthan causing it to become a desert.
Later, Rama chose to built a bridge, which still exists between India – Sri Lanka. - Indrajit used Brahmastra to capture hanuman, who was destroying Ashok Vatika after discovering Seetha.
Indrajit also used it against Lakshmana, but it was counter attacked. - During the confrontation of Arjuna and Aswatthama in Mahabharata, both have evoked BrahmaSirOnAmAstra but the combined power of both weapons would have ended all life on earth. So Veda Vyas interfered and asked them to withdraw their weapons. Arjuna could called it back but Aswatthama had no idea of recall, so he re-directed it to attack the unborn grandchild of Arjuna (Parikshit) who was still in his mother’s womb.
This withdrawl of weapon or calling back the weapon after its usage, sounds similar to Boomerang
There are multiple weapons described in puranas and vedas like Agneyastra, Brahmastra, Garudastra, Kaumodaki, Narayanastra, Pashupatastra, Shiva Dhanush, Sudarshana Chakra, Trishul, Vaishnavastra, Varunastra, and Vayavastra; but the trishul, Sudarshana Chakra and the Brahmastra, are the most powerful.
Brahmastra – Nuclear Missile evoked and energized by Gayatri Mantra
Brahmastra is released by Gayatri Mantra but in a different way.
Any weapon or even a grass straw can be energized by concentrating and spelling Gayatri Mantra in exact reverse sequence of its syllables.
This method of chanting a mantra is known as viloma (normal way is anuloma).
Combined effect of anuloma-viloma chanting multiplies the power of that mantra and sadhaka attains siddhi quicker than normal.
If it is so simple, then why can’t everyone who knows Gayatri mantra release Brahmastra ?
In mantra SAstra, a sadhaka (practitioner) gains siddhi over a mantra only after practicing it for certain period of time for a specified number of times with immense concentration.
So, one has to be initiated to chant Gayatri Mantra first in a proper way, then one has to practice it for many years and gain command over it.
Then he has to practice the reverse chanting of that mantra in same speed and frequency and again attain siddhi in it.
Only after this, a person is trained how to chant Gayatri mantra for Missile purpose. He has to gain siddhi on it, and when he acquires it, he gets energized.
With that energy when he releases even a grass straw by chanting that mantra it turns into Brahma Missile due to his own charged energy and the missile inturn derives it’s power from the creator, Brahma.
The entire mantra SAstra is based on the concept that sounds producers vibrations and inturn frequencies which can kill, heal or transcend.
We have seen practically how high pitch sound breaks glass and even other objects as well.
Atharva Veda has proved that mantras can change weather, bring rainfall, produce heat, change thoughts in human minds around us, control animals and birds etc.
Ahirbudhnya Samhita of the Pancharatra Agama volume 1:
phantam vahnisamayuktam vyoma halasamanvitam |
mesadvayam dantayutam halahalamatah param || 34-5 ||ghanadyam vayupurvam ca dantayuktamathantimam |
sarasam carksaparyayam bhantam bhrgumatahh param || 34-6 ||ambaram vayusamyuktamarimardanamapyatah |
pradIptamatha vaktavyam paramam ca padam tatah || 34-7 ||tatte pade prayoktavye gayatryaA madhyamam tatahH |
padatrayam prayoktavyametad brahmastramIritam || 34-8 ||
“It contains air, fire and cosmic poison, two goat-like fangs, full of poison, weighty, emits air, contains mercury, fiery, sparkling, sky is filled with air, enemy killing greatly radiant and it is projected with three hymn, Gayatri at its centre, it is known as brahmastra”
When a Sadhaka meditates and raises his Kundalini (Brahmastra in this context), it derives energy from his base chakra (Mooladhara) and propels upwards.
Then, it penetrates through 5 other chakras deriving energies from each of them at every stage.
Finally it hits the target : Crown Chakra (Sahasrara) and explodes there with a brilliance.
That explosion annihilates all “Illusion(Maaya)“, and leaves the sadhaka with the debris called as “Aham Brahmasmi (I’m Brahma)” feeling.
We don’t need to evoke Brahmastram today and kill people or destroy the creation today.
Instead, we can practice Gayatri Mantra with reversed syllables and release our inner Brahmastra to achieve our target of Nirvana or Salvation.
Surya Arghya – Offering water to Sun, Procedure, Mantra & Health Benefits
Sun is the source of energy for the entire universe.
In Vedic Astrology, Sun is considered as the significator of Body, Health, Eyes, Social Status, Father, Political Career, Ancestral Properties, Influencial Family Name and Profession.
That is why Surya Arghya offering at sunrise was given importance.
Whenever SUN goes weak in one’s horoscope or during transit, these issues will be effected considerably.
Due to its immense power to rejuvenate life on earth, SUN is considered as GOD in Hinduism and few other religions.
Even temples like Konark Sun temple in Odisha, Surya Narayana temple in Andhra Pradesh are built for SUN.
Offering water to the SUN god is practiced during sunrise time and during this process, spectrum of sun-rays refract through the water impacting us positively from head to toe. As a result we automatically gain through the ‘water therapy of sun-rays.’
This process helps us miraculously in the intellectual upliftment of the individual and it also reflects enhancement of his acumen in decision making, in eye-sight, digestion, luster as well as splendor.
The sun-rays refracting through the water of libation are a vital source of vigour and beauty.
The green, violet colors refracted from VIGBYOR of the SUN are considered rich sources of anti-bacterial energy.
Human body is made up of five things, air (vayu), water (jal), earth (prithvi), fire (energy) and space (aakash) and the cure of all the ailments of the body is amongst these five things only and the rays of the rising sun are one of these things. Many diseases can be cured by the use of sun rays e.g. ailments of the heart, eyes, jaundice, leprosy and weak mind.
Hindus have practiced ‘Sandhya Vandanam‘ (saluting the sun during rise, noon and set) along with chanting of Gayatri Mantra for thousands of years and remained physically & spiritually strong.
Rigveda says, it is sun that wakes one up from sleep. It is due to the sun that all can work and are active. All living beings of the creation depend on the sun. The sun removes physical, mental and spiritual weaknesses and makes one healthy and long lived. The seven colours of the sun are very good and important for the health.
If early morning one has a bath and after offering prayers to the Lord one has sun bath and allows the sun rays to fall on one’s body then one could free the body of all ailments and increase one’s intelligence.
People visit places like Goa in India and have effective sun bath because sun rays at that area, refracting through sea and atmosphere are known to be curing many skin diseases.
Procedure to offer Surya Arghya
: Pick a copper utensil and fill it with water.
Add red sandal, kumkum and red flowers to it and during sunrise time, face towards east direction and and let the water fall down slowly (preferably back into a water container or river or into soil).
It is better to pour this water at root of a plant.
Place the utensil at equal height to your forehead with both your hands and recite either of the following mantras 11 times while pouring.
Om Ghrinim Surya Adityamu
OR
Om Suryaaya namaha
Do not step on the water poured into soil. You can even recite Surya Gayatri mantra during this process.
ॐ आदित्याय विदमहे भास्कराय धीमहि तन्नो भानु प्रचोदयात् | (om aadityaay vidmahe bhaaskaraaye dheemahi tanno bhaanu prachodayaat)
This process helps maintain sound health, vigour and self confidence.