Sanskrit Mantras
The use of mantras holds particular frequencies for healing. You can feel their essence permiate through your body, stimulating connectedness and wholeness.
Through any Reiki or meditation practice it is advised to adhere to the values of truth, harmony, humility, wisdom and compassion for all beings.
To use a mantra is an experience of repeating these syllables over and over, evoking the vibration and energetic maps they compose. Mantra can be sung , spoken slowly or quickly.
It is best to explore which way feels best for you.
If thoughts, noise or body sensations arise, just gently return your attention to repeating your selected manra...
Ancient Sanskrit Mantras
Ananda Hum – Happiness is my true nature
Shum – Evokes spiritual inspiration
Shanti Hum – I am peace
Aham Prema - I am love
Lila Hum – I am playful
Shreem – I am all possiblities
Sarvatva – I am Wholeness
Shree Ram – I embody happiness & vitality
Dharma Hum – My life has purpose and meaning
Sampriya Hum – I am complete contentment
Om Mitraya – I am kind and friendly to all
Kleem Upanhasa – I attract joyful laughter
Shreem Namah – I honor the abundance of life
Rosa Hum – I am the essence of life
Ananta Swa Bhava – My being is without beginning or end
Ahra Kahrah – My desires have the power to manifest
Shreem Kleem Namah – I attract abundance from my true self
Hum Sa – Unboundedness is my true nature
Ananda Hum – I am pure bliss
Ksham Hoom – My universal awareness holds a single focus
Yayatah Hum – My awareness is infinitely flexible and fluid
Rabhasa Hum – I am pure delight
Samyama Hum – My consciousness is both active and silent
Aieem Namah – My true self is playful and wise
Hoom Namah – My divine nature reveals itself as it awakens
Parameshwari Namah – I manifest my desires in freedom
Sharvana Bhava – My awareness is aligned with the creative power of the universe