Buddhist Mantra

A mantra is a sacred utterance of a syllable, word, or verse considered mystical and spiritual efficacy. These words or syllables are generally used in Hinduism and Buddhism. They are either spoken aloud or merely spoken internally in one's inner thoughts by continuously repeating them or sounding just once. Generally, most of these Mantras do not have any apparent verbal meaning but are believed to have an unfathomable underlying significance that eventually are distillations of spiritual wisdom. The continuous repetition of a particular Mantra can instigate a trance-like state of mind in the practitioner, leading them to a different level of spiritual awareness. Similarly, different mantras bring out other psychic or spiritual purposes. In Hinduism, the sacred syllable Om is one of the most powerful and widely used mantras, while the Buddhist mantra of Om Mani Padme Hum is the principal mantra in Buddhism. Read more at:
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