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Science Of Mantra

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A mantra is a coded form of energy in the form of sound (dhwani). 
Every mantra comprises of shakti, beej and keel - the combination of three containing in themselves the total effect of a mantra. While shakti refers to the driving force in a mantra (responsible for sanchalan of the mantra), the beej is its potential (just like a seed is a potential tree) and the keel is what binds the mantra to the purpose for which it is intended. (sound waves traverse large distances in a matter of seconds, the keel ensures the energy unleashed stays where it has to and does not dissipate)



Uchharan is of utmost importance in a mantra.
A mantra is a codified form of energy, an invocation of the subtler energies. The science of mantras calls for great degree of precision and accuracy. A mantra should only be chanted by one who has the right uchharan – the right words, the right pronunciation and the right modulations. Incorrect and faulty uchharan can do more harm than good, the reason for present state of chaos in the world. Hence chant the mantra only if you have learnt it and got it checked by your Guru.

The science of mantra is powerful and precise and its purpose is to aid the Creation. 

Purify your body, soul and home by playing these rare ancient vedic chants in the Living Master’s own voice-http://www.dhyanfoundation.com/ancientvedicchants.php

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