Vedic Meditation - A Guide to Mantras, Practice, and Benefits
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This presentation provides a thorough exploration of Vedic Meditation, an ancient practice that uses specific mantras to achieve deep relaxation and inner peace. It covers the fundamentals of what Vedic Meditation is, the unique qualities of Vedic mantras, and how they differ from other meditation m...
This presentation provides a thorough exploration of Vedic Meditation, an ancient practice that uses specific mantras to achieve deep relaxation and inner peace. It covers the fundamentals of what Vedic Meditation is, the unique qualities of Vedic mantras, and how they differ from other meditation mantras. Additionally, the presentation discusses the benefits of practicing Vedic Meditation, including mental clarity and stress reduction, and offers practical guidance on how to begin. For those interested in deepening their practice, it includes resources on where to learn and how to receive a personal Vedic mantra, making it a complete guide for newcomers and experienced meditators alike.
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Vedic meditation is based on the idea of using a ‘Mantra’, which means
‘mind vehicle’. It is a tool that takes your mind from one place to
another – from the busy realms of your life to a quieter place that lies
covered up behind all the hustle and bustle.
A mantra is a calming sound that is silently repeated in the mind while
practising this form of meditation. It is the key to putting the mind in a
quiet state and allowing your body to feel calm and restful.
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Bija mantras have the following unique properties:
They do not have an intended meaning in any language.
They are neither spoken nor written.
They are not chanted loudly, but repeated silently in
the mind while meditating.
Bija mantras are assigned in person by a Vedic
meditation trainer.
Bija mantras are not meant to hypnotize the mind.
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Find a comfortable and quiet space
Choose a specific time
Sit comfortably
Close your eyes
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Select a mantra
Start repeating the mantra
Embrace thoughts and distractions
Meditate for twenty minutes
End the session
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As a practitioner, you do not have to share your mantra, as it has been uniquely
selected for you. The Bija mantra has supreme significance in this meditation
technique because the success of your meditative sessions depends upon it.
Different types of sounds might address particular aspects of your being, but it is that
one right ‘seed’ that moves you towards a greater balance.
According to the Vedic history, your personal Bija mantra is the sound that was
vibrating in the universe during your birth. Hence, it is highly specific for each person.
Your mantra will resonate with your nature and harmonize with your way of life. The
promised results of Vedic meditation will depend upon the selection of the most
suitable mantra by your trained instructor.
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Regular mantras might be good thoughts to keep in your mind, but in the context of a
meditation setting, they are bound with meaning and play a role in keeping your mind
active. For example, if your mantra is – “May all living beings be happy”, you will
naturally start ruminating about that thought and delve into its deeper meanings. You
will explore the reasons why living beings may not be happy, or what happiness
means.
On the other hand, Vedic mantras have no intention or meaning, and they make the
mind travel from a task-oriented focus to subtle and quieter levels of thinking. Since
there is no real agenda behind the chanting, the mind gradually settles into a blissful
state of complete stillness and awareness.