Beeja Mantra

Beeja Mantra

Did you know that Beej Mantras are spiritual planes of miracles when intoned as prayer which bring beautiful changes in one’s life and in healing, transformation and inner awakening? 

Beej Mantras are an essential truth, a spiritual cosmic sound and with sounds that have their own frequencies. They represent “unseen” and “unexplored” planes of miracles in the Universe. Beeja Mantra literally means a seed when sown grows into a fruit bearing tree. It is well known that the first primordial sound produced at the time of creation was the syllable OM (ॐ) and this became the frist mantra and consists of three letters 'A' 'U' 'M'. When intoned as prayer brings beautiful changes in one’s life, and by healing, transformation and inner awakening. OM is a sacred syllable in Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism.

AUM (ॐ) is further expanded into the types of Beej , Yog Beej , Tejo Beej , Shanti Beej and Raksha Beej , which respectively are known as Aeng (Aim), Hreem , Sreem , Kreem , Kleem , Dum , Gam or Glaum, Lam, Yam, or UM or Ram. These mantras intoned with absolute dedication, determination and focus will bring about beautiful changes in one’s life, and in healing, transformation and inner awakening. 

Another defenition of Mantras: That which contains nine words are termed as Beej Mantra, ten to twenty words form Mantra and beyond are Moola Mantras. Beej Mantras are also known as Vedic Seed Mantras. 

Beeja Mantars are also divided into three parts as Satwic, Rajasic and Tamasic, which respectively indicate Atma uplift, religious and material comforts and death, Uchattan, loss or victory over enemies and opponents. 

OM (ॐ), auṃ (Om) –Omkar - is the supreme Bheej Mantra represents Parabrahma and is the sound of the Universe. It represents the union of the Trinity, i.e. Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara. Omkar is the basic mantra of God which subsumes eight chrachteristics of Earth (Prithvi), Water (Jal), Air (Vayu), Moon (Chandra), intelligence (Buddhi), Ego (Ahnakar) and fire (Agni)

There are Bheeja Mantras which represent the Hindu goddesses: śrīṃ (shreem) श्रीं for Goddess of wealth, Lakshmi; aiṃ ऐं for saraswathi and त्व्म्श्री for Mahasaraswati goddess of education; klīm (kleem) क्लीं dedicated to goddess Kali or goddess Shakthi; duṃ (doom) दुं for Durga; hrīṃ (hreem) ह्रीं for Bhuvaneshwari. Ga (ग) – is ruled by the specific Devi Gayatri who personifies the light of pure wisdom and clarity. The Hindu gods are invoked by Mantras as: daṃ (dum) दं for Vishnu; hūṃ (hoom) हूँ for Shiva; phrauṃ (frowm) फ्रौं for Hanuman; gaṃ (gum) गं for Ganesha. 

The four Tatvas, the elements or aspects of reality that constitute human experience are invoked as: हं haṃ (hum) for Akasha Tattva, यं yaṃ (yum) for Vayu Tattva, रां rāṃ (raam) for Agni Tattva and लं lam for Prithvi Tattva.

There are also Navagraha Mantras for the nine planets which are part of the Beeja Mantras, and these are defined by the hymn (sloka) "Aditya Somaya Mangalya, Bhudayascha Guru Shukra and Shanibhyascha Rahave Ketave Namaha" , which represent the nine planets in that order as Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Rahu and Ketu . These are chnated to remove all malefic effects of planets in an individual's horoscope.

Narasipur Char