(the above simpilified version was supplied by Felicity Barrington of Canada) Namaha - I thank you and acknowledge this presance in my life. Sri Bhagavate - The Father of creation which is unchangeable and permanent Sri Bhagavati - The divine mother, the power aspect of creation Paramatma - Who comes to me in my heart, and becomes my inner voice whenever I ask Purushothama - Who has incarnated in human form to help guide mankind
Om - We are calling on the highest energy, of all there is It is also very important to know that the invocation with all humility, respect and with great necessity makes the presence stronger. As the Universe is Omnipresent, the supreme energy can manifest anywhere and any time. Just like when you call a person he comes and makes you feel his presence, the same manner when you chant this mantra, the supreme energy manifests everywhere around you. Therefore it is essential to know the meaning of the Mantra when you use it. But when you know the meaning and chant with that feeling in your heart then the energy would flow million times more powerful. Whenever you chant the Moolamantra even without knowing the meaning of it, that itself carries power. The nectar that can set man free! All auspiciousness and serenity is yours simply by chanting or listening to this magnificent Moolamantra. A tool which can be used to achieve all desires. Dear reader, here is the key with which any door to spiritual treasure could be opened. The calmness that the mantra can give is to be experienced, not spoken about. It has the power to transport ones mind to the state of causeless love and limitless joy. This Moolamantra has given great peace and joy to people all over the world, who have chanted, or even listened to it.
It is a prayer that adores the great creator and liberator, who out of love and compassion manifests, to protect us, in an earthly form.
This mantra evokes the living God, asking protection and freedom from all sorrow and suffering. Hatha Yoga Pradipika - Chapter 4, On Samadhi Hatha Yoga Pradipika - Chapter 3, On Mudras Hatha Yoga Pradipika - Chapter 2, On Pranayama Hatha Yoga Pradipika - Chapter 1, On Asanas 108 name of Guru (Brihaspati) in sanskrit
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