HEALING MANTRAS

Bharat Healing Yoga uses power mantras and healing mantras to focus
energy fields. The mantras, powerful in themselves, are an excellent aid for
raising energy levels and vibrations. Some mantras are so strong they can
be likened to fire and they must be used with care. Fire can be a friend or
foe, depending on what you do with it. You may cook your meal with it or
burn your house down. It is the same fire. Similarly, the power mantras
used in Bharat Healing Yoga can have a positive benefit or work negatively
and produce a depletion of energy. These mantras that have both positive
and negative effects, while the most powerful, can only be imparted by a
qualified healing teacher to a student on a one to one basis.

The mantra given here is for healing and is for the use of the public who
would like to try it. It is a well known and effective healing mantra and has
been selected for its beneficial effects.

This healing mantra is absolutely safe. It is so exact and so effective that it

energizes the prana which is the sanskrit word for the life energy in all
beings and, in its broadest sense, the life force of the universe. Energizing
the prana may or may not produce an instant dramatic effect upon the
practitioner. The results are generally felt after a period of time.

The Rama Healing Mantra:

Om Apadamapa Hataram Dataram Sarva Sampadam

Loka Bhi Ramam Sri Rama Bhuyo Bhuyo Namamyaham

This is perhaps a long mantra for those just starting with mantras, but it is
offered to you because it is the most powerful healing mantra I have ever
encountered. The very rough translation is, 'Om, Oh most compassionate
Rama please send your healing energy right here to the earth, to the earth
(twice for emphasis.)'

I have seen this mantra completely cure one person, diagnosed with mental
illness and in a locked ward. The psychiatrist said he would never lead a
life on the outside again. In the middle of a 60 day sadhana or spiritual
discipline done on his behalf, he was out of the ward and living in a
'halfway house' for those on the road to recovery. After 60 days he was on
his own. He has since graduated from technical school and is working as a
computer repairer.

A woman was in constant pain for four years. She undertook this
discipline and after just a few weeks was in less pain than at any time she
could remember over the past years. She is still doing the mantra and
expects to be pain free relatively soon.

Although the mantra is long, it is simple to say phonetically. If you can,

say it 108 times in a sitting. If you are just starting out, this may initially
take up to one hour. After you are comfortable with the mantra, it will only
take you 30 minutes.

By saying these two very Powerful Spiritual Mantras

inside your mind .daily ..

OM MANI PADME HUM

and

OM AAH HUM
They have tremendous Divine Powers to liberate
us from all our " karmas " which are bondages
that we have created by our unawareness and
actions done in our past life and in many past
lives . through our

BODY , SPEECH and MIND ...

Om purifies our Body and connects us to the

Divine Powers ,the Cosmic Vibration from which
existence was born

Aah purifies our Speech and attracts divine

positive energies from the Cosmos

Hum purifies our Mind and brings for us

( bestows upon us ) all the blessings of
the Buddhas in this Universe.
Hum also provides us with a ring of protection
( from evil as well as in the outer world )
. Hum is the Mind of the Buddha.
 The full form of this extremely powerful Mantra
that attracts all wealth ,health , protection , harmony ,
all kinds of accomplishments into our Life is

OM AH HUM VAJRA GURU PADMA SIDDHI HUM

The most powerful and

instantly effective
Healing Mantra that I use is ...

Om
Hari Om
Hari Om
Hari Hari Om
(Begin and end with Om )

Very important
note ...
for liver problems

This is the most most powerful

and provenly effective mantra
which heals the liver and all
liver related illnesses. AND MOST EFFECTIVE TIME IS
This sound energy of the 3.00 AM (EARLY MORNING) TO
syllable 5.30 AM when the whole Cosmos is full
Hari of Divine Powers.
( the 'Ha' and the 'Ra' sound )

strengthens and energises the

' chakra ' ( energy center)
supporting the liver.
 Mantras are Divine Sound Energies

You can also get Divine Healing , Spiritual Healing ,

Soul Healing , Energy Medicine ...
all different names to Miracle Healing from
Divine Powers

2) Another Powerful Healing Mantra

is
Hare Ram Hare Ram Ram Ram Hare Hare
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare
Hare

3) Here is a Mantra for all round

perfect health ...
HUM PHAT SWAHA ; (keep repeating )

and all mantras having HUM PHAT SWAHA as a part of it ...

have effect of healing our body . So , you can also repeat
these most powerful mantras

Om Hrim Strim
Hum Phat Swaha

and

Om Hum Hanumate Rudratmakaye

Hum Phat Swaha

4) For Mental Tension, Depression ,

Withdrawl and timidity ...
OM SAUM SOMAYE NAMAHA

5) For Asthama and all types of

Breathing
problems , cough etc. ...

OM VASTRAM ME DEHI SUKRAYE SWAHA

6) For Heart
Attack ,
High Blood Pressure ...
OM DHRUNIM SURYA ADITYA SHRIM

7) For Diabetes , chronical Diseases,

drug addicts ...
OM NAMO NEEL KANTHAYE NAMAHA

8) Om Mani Padme Hum

This is the most most powerful and
famous
Buddhist mantra which liberates us from
all
our karmic bondages and heals us
completely .

9) Om Aah Hum
Vajra Guru
Padma Siddhi Hum

This is the other most powerful Bddhist

Mantra that gives you all
" Siddhis " ( accomplishments )
by invoking the blessings and grace of all Buddhas
especially the most compassionate Buddha - Padmasambhava
Hum connects your mind to the enlightened mind of the
Buddha

Not only you get healing and a very healthy body in physical
form
but also all worldly accomplishments and more than that
you also get super ordinary siddhis and attainments that will
free you from cycle of rebirth ...

10 ) Maha Mrutyunjaya Mantra

for protection against accidental

and untimely death ....
OM JUUM SAA
(name of sick person)
PALAY PALAY
SAA JUUM OM

Jivananda is a simple lifestyle program to make sick people healthy and happy and to
make healthy people healthier and happier.
What is the problem?
The World Health Organization reported that 59 million died worldwide, in 2004, 40%
from preventable diseases, like heart disease, stroke or respiratory problems. These
people died of these preventable diseases despite wealth, nationality or religion. What are
we doing wrong? Living out of rhythm with the rhythms that have nurtured humanity,
and all of nature, for thousands of years.
What is the Solution?
Jivananda is a wholistic lifestyle program that is based on the latest scientific research
and the best of the wisdom from the past. Jivananda addresses the root causes of disease
and their major risk factors: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, Type II Diabetes ,
obesity and lack of regular exercise.
Human life is a combination of Body, Senses, Mind and Soul. Like an owner's manual
for a car or cell phone, Jivananda, is an owner's manual to this human life. We clean and
fuel machines, similarly we must clean and fuel this human machine and it’s parts with
proper solvents and fuel. Jivananda is a simple and effective program that cleans and
fuels the body, senses, mind and soul.

Jivananda targets the health of the lympathic system/immune system with a thorough
exercise routine. Next Jivananda focuses on the proper amount of food (primarily
vegetarian, but not exclusively), the rhythms and manner in which we eat and the
importance of water consumption throughout the day but especially first thing in the
morning.

Jivananda emphasizes the daily cleaning and nourishing of the five senses. The basic
solvent used to clean the senses is water and the substances to nourish the senses are:
sesame oil and ghee(clarified butter.)

For the mind, Jivananda uses slow, diaphragmatic breathing to cleanse and strengthen the
mind. The body, senses and mind benefit from this technique. Additionally, the age-old
medicine of self-induced laughter is used to relax the body and mind completely.
Practiced for 3 minutes, laughter is equal to 10 minutes of rowing and will increase
longevity if practiced on a daily basis.

Lastly, a short contemplation on self-identity as Soul: imperishable, immutable and

everlasting, serves to awaken the happiness and healthiness inherent in the Soul. Thus the
body, senses, mind and Soul benefit.

The program is very simple, but extremely effective. It takes less then 21 minutes a day:
8 minutes for the body (joint exercises), 5 minutes for the senses (cleaning/oiling), 5
minutes for the mind (diaphragmatic breathing) and 3 minutes for the Soul (Jivananda
meditation).

Although the program is complete with the basic 21 minute routine, the Jivananda
program starts upon waking and continues throughout the day including falling asleep.

While at work joint rotations can be employed for aches and pains such as stiff neck and
back. Breathing breaks are used to relax and energize the mind. Limiting coffee and junk
food consumption will add the digestion and immune systems, reducing illness and
disease.

Upon arriving home, a 5 minute vigorous scalp massage serves to relax the muscles of
the head and neck, while stimulating blood flow to the brain. A short 3 minute breathing
break with feet raised above the heart in a laying down position, will reduce blood
pressure and rejuvenate the body, senses and mind.

Eating home cooked meals with family and friends will circulate love hormones that
remove disease and decay automatically. Refraining from violent or negative music and
TV before bed will promote a positive state of mind.

Before going to bed, mentally reviewing what things you are grateful for will further
relax the mind and enable a restful sleep. Lastly, gently reminded yourself that I am a
Soul , and I am Happy, Healthy, Wealthy and Fearless, will connect you to your true
identity.

For the best results, practice Jivananda for one month. Allow for 1 day off a week. But,
commit yourself to the process. Make an experiment. See if you notice a feeling of
strength, vitality and happiness coming back into your life. Modern science has shown
that it takes 21 days to establish a new habit, one that becomes automatic for the body
and mind.

If you are overweight, have high blood pressure, or are border-line diabetic give
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Jivananda is for all ages, in all countires around the world. The exercise routine can be
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Remember the purpose of this human life is to enjoy and do positive things towards
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HEALING MANTRAS
Bharat Healing Yoga uses power mantras and healing mantras to
focus energy fields. The mantras, powerful in themselves, are an
excellent aid for raising energy levels and vibrations. Some
mantras are so strong they can be likened to fire and they must be
used with care. Fire can be a friend or foe, depending on what you
do with it. You may cook your meal with it or burn your house
down. It is the same fire. Similarly, the power mantras used in
Bharat Healing Yoga can have a positive benefit or work
negatively and produce a depletion of energy. These mantras that
have both positive and negative effects, while the most powerful,
can only be imparted by a qualified healing teacher to a student on
a one to one basis.

The mantra given here is for healing and is for the use of the
public who would like to try it. It is a well known and effective
healing mantra and has been selected for its beneficial effects.

This healing mantra is absolutely safe. It is so exact and so

effective that it energizes the prana which is the sanskrit word for
the life energy in all beings and, in its broadest sense, the life force
of the universe. Energizing the prana may or may not produce an
instant dramatic effect upon the practitioner. The results are
generally felt after a period of time.

The Rama Healing Mantra:

Om Apadamapa Hataram Dataram Sarva Sampadam

Loka Bhi Ramam Sri Rama Bhuyo Bhuyo Namamyaham

This is perhaps a long mantra for those just starting with mantras, but it is
offered to you because it is the most powerful healing mantra I have ever
encountered. The very rough translation is, 'Om, Oh most compassionate
Rama please send your healing energy right here to the earth, to the earth
(twice for emphasis.)'

I have seen this mantra completely cure one person, diagnosed with mental
illness and in a locked ward. The psychiatrist said he would never lead a
life on the outside again. In the middle of a 60 day sadhana or spiritual
discipline done on his behalf, he was out of the ward and living in a
'halfway house' for those on the road to recovery. After 60 days he was on
his own. He has since graduated from technical school and is working as a
computer repairer.

A woman was in constant pain for four years. She undertook this
discipline and after just a few weeks was in less pain than at any time she
could remember over the past years. She is still doing the mantra and
expects to be pain free relatively soon.

Although the mantra is long, it is simple to say phonetically. If you can,

say it 108 times in a sitting. If you are just starting out, this may initially
take up to one hour. After you are comfortable with the mantra, it will only
take you 30 minutes.

Extract: Some Simple Mantras, If You

Are Just Starting Out
A Selection from The Ancient Power of Sanskrit Mantra and
Ceremony, Volume I

Some of you may be interested or even fascinated by the discipline of mantra,

but feel somewhat overwhelmed by the array of mantras and disciplines,
astotaras and pujas you find in these pages. If so, then this chapter will be of
use to you. The next few pages contain some simple mantras and their common
application. They have been compiled from other chapters throughout the rest
of this book, drawn from the various headings of the deities or principles
involved. These mantras address various life issues which we all face from time
to time. If you want more information or more mantras relating to the deities or
principles involved, consult the appropriate chapter.

Ganesha: Om Gum Ganapatayei Namaha

Rough Translation: 'Om and salutations to the remover of obstacles for which
Gum is the seed.'

The story of Ganesha is found in the chapter devoted to this principle. But for
your immediate need, you need only know that for seen or unseen obstacles
which seem to be standing in the way of your progress or achievement, either
specifically or generally, this mantra has proved invaluable. It has been used it
with great success not only in India, but here in the West dozens of people have
related to me their success in turning things around in their life by using this
mantra.

Lakshmi: Om Shrim Mahalakshmiyei Swaha

Rough Translation: 'Om and salutations to that feminine energy which bestows
all manner of wealth, and for which Shrim is the seed'
This mantra has not only been used for the purpose of attracting prosperity, but
also for drawing in proper friends, clearing up family misunderstandings and
quarrels, and smoothing some health problems. As we all know, there are many
different kinds of wealth. As you use this mantra, focus on the kind of wealth
you wish to manifest in your life.

Durga: Om Dum Durgayei Namaha

Rough Translation: 'Om and Salutations to that feminine energy which protects
from all manner of negative influences, and for which Dum is the seed.'

Durga is the Divine Protectress. Typically shown riding a lion or a tiger, Durga
has a hundred arms, each with a different weapon of destruction. Yet her face is
exquisitely beautiful to behold. The interpretation is that to the pious and the
sincere seeker after truth, her sight can produce ecstacy and a variety of
beautiful forms. But the negative, harmful or demonic, her countenance is as
terrible as Kali, except she shows more weapons of destruction than Kali (who
is described later).

Saraswati: Om Eim Saraswatyei Swaha

Rough Translation: 'Om and salutations to that feminine energy which informs
all artistic and scholastic endeavor, and for which Eim (pronounced I'm) is the
seed.'

Saraswati holds a musical instrument, the vina, in one hand and a rosary in
another hand. She spans the world of mundane knowledge and spiritual
understanding. Those pursuing any artistic or educational endeavor whatsoever
will gain greatly from the practice of this mantra.

Shiva: Om Namah Shivaya

This mantra has no approximate translation. The sounds related directly to the
principles which govern each of the first six chakras on the spine...Earth, water,
fire, air, ether. Notice that this does not refer to the chakras themselves which
have a different set of seed sounds, but rather the principles which govern those
chakras in their place. A very rough, non-literal translation could be something
like, 'Om and salutations to that which I am capable of becoming.' This mantra
will start one out on the path of subtle development of spiritual attainments. It
is the beginning on the path of Siddha Yoga, or the Yoga of Perfection of the
Divine Vehicle.
Rama: Om Sri Rama Jaya Rama, Jaya, Jaya Rama

Rough Translation: 'Om and Victory to Rama (the self within), victory, victory
to Rama.'

Rama was an Avatar who came several thousand years ago. His sole purpose
was to show how a person should live a Divine Life while living in a human
body. A short story about the esoteric meaning of his life is found in the chapter
devoted to him. You will recall from the previous chapter that Mahatma
Gandhi practiced this mantra for over 60 years. This mantra will 'take one
across' the ocean of rebirth. In a more immediate way, it is most powerful in
reducing negative karmic effects no matter in which life they might have
occurred. I have also had a powerful spiritual healing experience (for another
person), while using this mantra intensely.

Following is a recording of Thomas Ashley-Farrand (Namadeva Acharya)

reciting the mantra Om Sri Rama Jaya Rama Jaya Jaya Rama. Use any of
the following links to play this recording. Note: The audio clip features
Namadeva chanting the mantra three times. To hear the mantra repeatedly, you
may need to change the options in your audio player. For example, you can set
some versions of Windows Media Player to play repeatedly by pressing CTRL
T, or by choosing View / Options / Playback / Repeat Forever. In some
versions of Real Player you can choose >> / Play / Continuous Play.

Play WAV Version Play MP3 Version

The Planet Saturn: Om Sri Shanaishwaraya Swaha

Rough translation: 'Om and salutations to the presiding spirit in the planet
Saturn.'

Saturn is the planet of lessons. It is closely related to the karma we may

encounter in a given lifetime. It also stands as a gatekeeper to some of the
higher vibrations to which we aspire though spiritual development. By offering
salutations outwardly, one clears certain internal obstructing energy patterns.
But Saturn has received an overly negative reputation from some astrologers.
There have been circumstances where very positive things manifested in
people's lives unexpectedly, apparently as a direct result of working with this
mantra.
Internally, Saturn energy is predominant in the spleen, knees and skeletal
system. However, as Saturn moves through the various astrological signs, it
'triggers' karma we may have stored under astrological configurations found in
that sign. Therefore, the use of the Saturn mantra can mitigate and even clear
certain categories of karma which appear in our lives. This mantra has been
used with great success personally. And I have received reports of its efficacy
from many other people.

Subramanya: Om Sharavana-bhavaya Namaha

Rough translation, 'Om and salutations to the son of Shiva, who brings
auspiciousness and who is chief of the celestial army.'

The positive effects of this mantra may not be so clearly seen or described as
some of the others: a seeming increase in good fortune or luck; the ability to
make the best of a set of circumstances which may occur; an increase in
positive mental or emotional disposition; an easier route to becoming
physically fit. Yet these few phrases do not begin to exhaust the benefits of
using this mantra. It seems to brighten or optimize nearly everything in life.

Rama (Healing Mantra):

Om Apadamapa Hartaram Dataram Sarva Sampadam
Loka Bhi Ramam Sri Rama Bhuyo Bhuyo Namamyaham

This is a long mantra to put in a chapter for those just starting off, but is placed
here because it is the most powerful healing mantra I have ever encountered.
The very rough translation is, 'Om, Oh most compassionate Rama please send
your healing energy right here to the earth, to the earth (twice for emphasis.)'

I have seen this mantra completely cure one person from a schizophrenic break
who was in a locked ward. The psychiatrist said he would never lead a life on
the outside again. In the middle of a 40 day sadhana done in his behalf, he was
living in a 'halfway house' for those on the road to recovery. After 40 days of a
spiritual discipline done on his behalf, he was on his own. He has since
graduated from Art School which he attended on scholarship, and is working as
an artist.

Another individual who was on medication, took off spurning his pills and
disappeared for a time. After a 40 day sadhana done on his behalf, he had
stabilized his life and was back on his medication without complaint.
A woman I know was in constant pain for four years. She undertook this
discipline and after just a few weeks was in less pain than at any time she could
remember over the past several years. She is still doing the mantra and expects
to be pain-free relatively soon.

Although the mantra is long, it is simple to say phonetically. If you can, say it
108 times in a sitting. If you are just starting out, this may initially take up to
one hour. After you are comfortable with the mantra, it will only take you 30
minutes.

Bodhisattwa Avalokiteshwara (Called Chenresig in Tibetan

Buddhism):
Om Mani Padme Hum

Rough Translation: 'Om, salutations to The Jewel of Consciousness (the mind)

which has reached the heart's lotus.'

This mantra is practiced more than any other in the world. It is pre-eminent in
producing a state of dynamic compassion in the sayer. Dynamic means that this
compassion contains as part of it the ability to powerfully manifest in both
subtle and obvious ways. One of the simple yet profound teachings which
accompanies this mantra is the concept that when the mind and heart become
united, anything is possible. The implications of this simple thought are
staggering. If you want to change the world for the better, this mantra should be
in your spiritual toolbox. For more on this mantra, see the chapter on the Wesak
Festival.

A dedicated group of followers of Kuan Yin use this mantra to invoke her as an
emanation of Avaloketeshwara, while others use the mantra Namo Kuan Shi
Yin Pu Sa.

Getting Started

Start by picking some aspect of your life you wish to improve or some vexing
problem you would like to solve or dissolve. Then pick a mantra which seems,
to you, to apply. Offer a prayer to God, in whatever way you relate to God. Ask
for God's blessing in accomplishing your objective in doing this spiritual
discipline.

Once you have decided to undertake the discipline and offered your prayers,
then pick a place where you will say your mantra for a certain number of times
each day. If possible, obtain a rosary of some kind and do your mantras in some
multiple of 108. If getting a rosary is not possible, then decide on a certain
amount of time you will spend each day saying your mantra. It can be five
minutes, ten minutes, twenty minutes or even an hour. For your first
experience, any time up to twenty minutes is advisable.

The reason for taking things easy for the first 40 day commitment is due to the
cumulative action of the mantra. For the first few days, all will probably go
smoothly. Then as you progress, you may find that things start to get in the way
of your doing the discipline: You oversleep; there is some minor emergency;
you get a cold, whatever. This means that you are beginning to effect the inner
'something' for which you undertook the mantra. You are beginning to
encounter inner resistance. That inner resistance manifests as outer obstacles to
your discipline. It has almost become a joke in many spiritual circles in which
the practice of mantra is common, that something of a very surprising nature
happened on day 33 or 35 of a 40 day sadhana. It has happened to me and many
others with whom I have spoken on innumerable occasions over the last 22
years.

Develop a sense of humor about it, and be thankful. There is no better

indication that your efforts are working than to have small upheavals in your
life while you are in the midst of a 40 day mantra discipline. Ask anyone who
has undertaken one and they will have some interesting stories for you.

Ra Ma Da Sa: The Universal Healing Mantra

A rare diamond, which connects you with the pure healing energy of the
universe.
After more than three decades of teaching and healing, I realized that I needed to
formulate a universal and healing mantra especially for those plagued with health
problems. I wanted to find a sacred sound that would work for anyone, in any
situation, in any country, without the limitations that constant ritual and overly
formalized structures often bring, especially for those restricted physically with ill
health. In my restless desire to find a solution for my students, friends, and those
who came for my help, I began to petition the cosmic for guidance. This is how
Ra Ma Da Sa Sa Say So Hung in this musical form was revealed to me. Ra Ma Da
Sa Sa Say So Hung is one of the most powerful mantras known and is
extraordinarily effective in dealing with health challenges. It is powerful. It is
universal. It works on many levels; the mental, spiritual, emotional, and
Ra Ma Da Sa Sa Say So Hung is called the Shushmana Mantra. It contains
the eight sounds that stimulate the Kundalini to flow in the central
channel of the spine and in the spiritual centers. This sound balances the
five zones of the left and right hemispheres of the brain to activate the
neutral mind. As this happens, the hypothalamus pulsates in rhythm with
the divine gland, causing the pituitary master gland to tune the entire
glandular system. Then the sympathetic, parasympathetic and active
nervous systems match the timing of the glandular system. As a result,
the muscular system and cells in the blood work in conjunction to receive
this healing vibration, and the rebuilding process of one's health is
triggered.

This universal healing prayer, which is set to a healing classical tune, can
purify the aura and consolidate your mental projection into a one-pointed
positivity towards yourself and your health. Listening to it helps
rebalance the entire auric circulation and gives you a sense of security
that activates your self-healing capacities. A consistent listening or
chanting practice becomes impressive enough to permeate the
subconscious, which in turn automatically influences the conscious mind.
Then it becomes a part of one's deep intuitional conviction.

Ra Ma Da Sa is like a rare diamond, which connects you with the pure

healing energy of the universe. You can instill the health trend in your
consciousness by injecting this strong healing vibration into your mind.
Then your actions and whole being will obey that thought. In order to
change health troubles, we must alter the process of thought that brings
the crystallization of consciousness into different forms of matter and
action. This recording helps you develop the pattern of health.

RA - the fire principle - symbolizes the Sun.

There would be no life on Earth if it were not for the Sun showering us
with the pranic life-force. Working with the Sun is the highest practice of
Kabbalah. The Sun is a source of energy, life and warmth. In other
words, the Sun is the heart of our universe. It purifies and energizes.

MA - the water principle - is the energy of the Moon.

MA calls on the cosmos through the sound of compassion, causing the
universe to become the mother and you the child, and this brings you
help and healing. It is cooling and nurturing.

DA - the Earth principle - provides the ground of action.

SA - the air principle - is the impersonal infinity.

When sound takes place in the external plane, it becomes "A", which
represents manifestation. The first part of the mantra expands toward
heaven. By repeating the sound SA as a turning point, it causes the spirit
to descend from above into matter in order to animate and vitalize it with
healing and life. In other words, the second part of the mantra brings the
healing qualities of the superior world back down to the Earth.

The last stanza of the emerald tablet from the great Hermes
Trismegistus, which reveals the secret of healing and order in the
material plane, is followed in this mantra. It reads, "Ascend with great
sagacity from Earth to heaven, and then again descend to Earth, and
unite together the powers of things superior and inferior. Thus you will
obtain the glory of the whole world and obscurity will fly away from you.
The secret is adaptation, transforming one thing into another thing."

Ra Ma Da Sa Sa Say So Hung transforms an imbalanced and unhealthy

body into an harmonious, healthy one. As in the Star of David (a symbol
of two interlaced triangles) this mantra interlinks spirit with matter.

After SA comes SAY, which is the totality of experience.

SO is the personal sense of identity.

HUNG is the infinite, vibrating and real. Hung suggests Hu, which is the
life of God in every thing and every being. The "ng" causes the sound in
Hung to stimulate the divine glands. The sound of the breath is So Hung.
The inhale is So and the exhale is Hung. The two qualities of So Hung
together mean "I am Thou".

As you chant this mantra, you expand toward the infinite and merge back
with the finite. Most people have forgotten that their essence is with the
infinite, unlimited creative power of the cosmos. When a person goes
within himself and consciously experiences his own beauty, he touches
his Divinity. Then he can reunite his destiny to his highest potential.

A regular listening practice is not only good for practical, preventative

self-healthcare, but also it will aid in the assurance of a healthier life. It
can help preserve the body and pave the way toward a positive mental
projection. Chanting or listening to this mantra set to this classical tune
will drive out depression and re-vibrate your life. It is timeless and can
not be outdated. It has worked in the past, it works now, and it will work
in the future. There is no time, no place, no space and no condition
attached to this mantra. It burns the seed of disease. Use it everyday.
Offer it to anyone. If you work with it, it will work for you. In moments of
anxiety, despair, fear or worry, let it be your safeguard. It will give you a
strong sense of your own centeredness.

In the words of Yogi Bhajan, Master of White Tantric and Kundalini Yoga,
who openly taught this healing mantra to the Western world, "It has
worked for three thousand, four thousand years, why should it not work
now?" This mantra is a pure divine thought. When you think pure
thoughts and are mentally strong, you cannot suffer the painful effects of
bad karma or disease. A regular practice of listening to this CD or
chanting along with it is like praying unceasingly. When you continuously
pray and meditate, you go into the land of Light, where all troubles
disappear. View all CDs in our Healing Beyond Medicine Meditation Music
Series
-Dr. Joseph Michael Levry
 Healing
Mantras
The most powerful and
instantly effective
Healing Mantra that I use is ...

Om
Hari Om
Hari Om
Hari Hari Om
(Begin and end with Om )

Very important
note ...
for liver problems

This is the most most powerful

and provenly effective mantra
which heals the liver and all
liver related illnesses. AND MOST EFFECTIVE TIME IS
This sound energy of the 3.00 AM (EARLY MORNING) TO
syllable 5.30 AM when the whole Cosmos is full
Hari of Divine Powers.
( the 'Ha' and the 'Ra' sound )

strengthens and energises the

' chakra ' ( energy center)
supporting the liver.
 Mantras are Divine Sound Energies

You can also get Divine Healing , Spiritual Healing ,

Soul Healing , Energy Medicine ...
all different names to Miracle Healing from
Divine Powers

2) Another Powerful Healing Mantra

is
Hare Ram Hare Ram Ram Ram Hare Hare
Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare
Hare

3) Here is a Mantra for all round

perfect health ...

HUM PHAT SWAHA ; (keep

repeating )
and all mantras having HUM PHAT SWAHA as a part of it ...
have effect of healing our body . So , you can also repeat
these most powerful mantras

Om Hrim Strim
Hum Phat Swaha

and

Om Hum Hanumate Rudratmakaye

Hum Phat Swaha
 4) For Mental Tension, Depression ,
Withdrawl and timidity ...

OM SAUM SOMAYE NAMAHA

5) For Asthama and all types of
Breathing
problems , cough etc. ...

OM VASTRAM ME DEHI SUKRAYE

SWAHA

6) For Heart
Attack ,
High Blood Pressure ...

OM DHRUNIM SURYA ADITYA

SHRIM

7) For Diabetes , chronical Diseases,

drug addicts ...

OM NAMO NEEL KANTHAYE

NAMAHA
8) Om Mani Padme Hum
This is the most most powerful and
famous
Buddhist mantra which liberates us from
all
our karmic bondages and heals us
completely .

9) Om Aah Hum
Vajra Guru
Padma Siddhi Hum

This is the other most powerful Bddhist

Mantra that gives you all
" Siddhis " ( accomplishments )
by invoking the blessings and grace of all Buddhas
especially the most compassionate Buddha - Padmasambhava
Hum connects your mind to the enlightened mind of the
Buddha

Not only you get healing and a very healthy body in physical
form
but also all worldly accomplishments and more than that
you also get super ordinary siddhis and attainments that will
free you from cycle of rebirth ...

10 ) Maha Mrutyunjaya Mantra

for protection against accidental

and untimely death ....

OM JUUM SAA
(name of sick person)
 PALAY PALAY
SAA JUUM OM

Spirituality Articles
Sanskrit Healing Mantra

I found this mantra in the book, HEALING MANTRAS, by Thomas Ashley-Farrand. Thomas
knows more about mantras than any other American. His website is:
www.sanskritmantra.com I recommend his books and his CDs. I've been saying this mantra
for five years.

I'll write it in Sanskrit. Then I'll write it as it should be pronounced. Last, I'll give you a rough
translation in English. It's a mantra imploring the healing help of Rama, and it goes like this:

Om Apa-damapa, Hataram Dataram, Sarva Sampadam, Loki Bhi Ramam, Sri Ramam,
Bhuyo Bhuyo Namam-yaham.

Pronounce it like this,: Om, of course, is pronounced like the "ome" in "home."

Om, Op-pah-dah-mah-pah Hot-tah-rahm, dot-tahr-rahm, Sar-va Sahm-pah-dahm Low-kah,

bee rahm-mum, Shree-rahm-mum
Boo-yo, boo-yo, nah-mom, yah-hum

Here's a rough translation:

Om. O most compassionate Rama. Please send your healing energy right here to the Earth,
to the Earth. Salutations.

Thomas Ashley-Farrand says that this is THE most powerful healing mantra, and he knows
them all. Let me quote him: "I am aware that this mantra is long, but I teach it even to
beginners because of the tremendous healing power it produces. I have found that those
who are desperate for healing, learn it without difficulty, and many have had extraordinary
results."

If you say it a dozen times or so, you'll hear the internal rhymes. It's not hard to learn.

I say another short and powerful healing mantra every day when I walk on the beach. It's a
healing mantra to the Deva of the Sun. It goes like this:

Om Arkaya Namaha
It's pronounced like this:

Om R-kye-yah, nahm-ah-ha

And it means...."Om and salutations to the Shining One who removes afflictions

I'm a big believer in mantras. I hope this information opens a door for you.

Blessings,

Owen

Healing Prayer

We feel that healing prayer deserves special attention even though it’s essentially
a prayer of supplication. Not surprisingly, there’s a great deal of interest in healing. That
interest began early in the history of mankind and only intensified with Jesus. Since then,
it hasn’t let up for more than 2000 years.

Just to be clear, right now we’re talking about healing prayer that individuals or groups of people can
do. There is a more formal approach to healing prayer, sometimes called formative prayer, which we’ll
discuss later in this section. It involves trained facilitators who frequently work in conjunction with
traditional counselors, doctors, etc.

Healing prayer can be effective for physical issues, mental/emotional issues, and
spiritual issues. Too often, people are looking for only the instantaneous and complete
healings that Jesus performed. To be sure, those kinds of healings still occur today. But
they seem to be just as rare now as then. It’s more common to see gradual healing, often
in conjunction with traditional healing methods like medicine, surgery, and
counseling. Just keep in mind that healing is the work of God, done by His will. No one
can control it. We can only position ourselves—or others—to receive it, and then
ask. And we should not be surprised if we ask for one type of healing, such as physical,
and receive another, such as spiritual.

It shouldn’t be a surprise for a simple reason. Western medicine in particular has

been relatively single-minded in its approach to healing, focusing primarily on the body
—and even just parts of the body—for physical healing. But as it advances, a more
holistic approach to healing is emerging. The relationship among body, mind, and spirit
is becoming more and more clear. Which is something the ancients recognized even in
their “primitive” cultures.
 There is a
certain amount of
skepticism about
healing prayer, even
among
Christians. Some of
that skepticism can be
attributed to the
charlatans, past and
present, who make a
mockery of true
healing in order to
make money. God
will deal with them in
His own way in His
own time. But just
because there are
people who fake
healings doesn’t mean
healings don’t occur.

In addition to
anecdotal evidence, more
and more scientific studies
are showing the
effectiveness of healing
prayer. Even strangers
praying for someone
produce “beneficial
therapeutic effects.” (See
our Resourcesection for
more information.) The strongest evidence, of course, is personal experience, whether
you participate as the recipient of healing prayer or as an “observer” praying for
someone.

More and more churches are conducting healing services, either as part of their
regular worship or as special services devoted only to healing. Prayer chains spring into
action when needed.

Healing prayer ministries are being formed and expanded. This more formal
approach to healing prayer usually involves trained facilitators and teams of intercessors
to support them. The person being healed meets regularly, usually with the facilitator and
an assistant, similar to regular counseling sessions or appointments with doctors. The
facilitator does just what the title suggests: facilitates an encounter with Jesus. Any
healing that takes place is, of course, done by Jesus. The facilitator and assistant are just
observers, blessed by God to be a part of the process. (For more information, check
our Resources section.)

Yet…not everyone is healed.

The issue is far more complex than a splinter in the finger which either is or is not
embedded in the flesh. The interaction of spirit, soul (mind and emotions), and body is
complex and not fully understood. The role of spiritual warfare must be considered. And
finally, there is the will of God, often an unfathomable mystery to us.

However, that doesn’t mean we are to sit there wringing our hands, moaning that
there’s nothing we can do. Nor does it mean we are to passively watch, chalking it up to
God’s will.

God’s will is for us to be whole. That’s the very meaning of the word
‘salvation.’ Jesus came to help restore us to that wholeness. He set an unmistakable
example by healing. And he calls upon us to pray and ask for his help for ourselves and
others.

Because not everyone is healed and because we don’t really know why, there’s a
temptation to come up with explanations anyway. Some favorite scapegoats are lack of
faith and sin. Either on the part of the person not healed or on the part of the person or
people praying for that healing.

We suppose a lack of faith could be an impediment. We just haven’t seen it work

that way. The threshold of “enough” faith remains elusive at best. We’ve read about
atheists being healed. Even Jesus, “amazed” at the lack of faith of the people
of Nazareth, his home town, still managed to heal “a few sick people.” (Mark 6:5)

Sin could also be an impediment in the same way it gets in the way of our
relationship with God. Again, though, if sin completely prevented healing, then no one
would be healed since we all sin to one degree or another. Where is the threshold?

Nor do we subscribe to the theory that sin always causes affliction. At least not
directly. Sin can contribute, however. Being separated from God through sin can
certainly prevent His healing from reaching us. And sin can give entry to evil
spirits. There’s plenty of evidence that evil spirits can directly cause affliction. How do
we know? The casting out of evil spirits often results in immediate, complete
healing. We don’t believe that’s a coincidence. And even where evil spirits don’t cause
the affliction, they are particularly good at making bad things worse.

In any case, we’re reminded of what Jesus told his disciples in John 9:2-3. The
blind man’s affliction was caused by neither his own sin nor the sin of his parents. It was
there “so the power of God could be seen in him.” That doesn’t mean God caused the
affliction, only that God will use the affliction to show His power and His love, for His
glory.

Which brings us to another reason healing can be impeded: pride. That pride has
two extremes. On the one hand, it can be the determination to use only drugs, surgery, or
counseling to heal, ignoring God altogether. At the other end of the spectrum, pride can
be the exclusive use of prayer, turning aside all other medical technologies available for
healing. God has provided all these tools for our use. It’s foolish not to use all the gifts
God makes available to us.

So what about the effectiveness of healing prayer? For the medicines we

take, the surgeries we undergo, the counseling sessions we participate in, the success
rate is never 100%. And with medicines, for example, we may not even know why
they work. We only know that they seem to be effective in a large percentage of
people and they seem to produce few if any side effects in most people. So we try
them. Healing prayer should be the same. Whether it’s the laying on of hands
(Mark 6:5) or anointing with oil (James 5:14), our advice is simple: just do it. We
even pray for the selection of a doctor and for God's guidance of that doctor.

Just keep in mind the admonition we made in the section about prayers of
supplication. We don't know how big the prayer bowl for a particular healing is, so we
don't know how many prayers it will take to fill the bowl and release God's healing
power. We must simply pray and continue to pray. There are just too many cases of
people being healed after days, weeks, months, and even years of prayer. To stop praying
because we're not satisfied or don't see the results we're hoping for shortchanges God and
all He may be doing behind the scenes, out of the range of our discernment. Faith and
obedience require us to continue to pray, doing our best to align ourselves with God's will
at all times.

There are five steps we recommend:

1. Listen.

Listen to the person who wants to be healed and listen to the Holy Spirit. Any disparity
between the two needs to be discussed and prayed over. There needs to be clear
understanding of what you are praying to heal. For example, a person complaining about
recurring migraine headaches may actually be suffering from a spiritual issue that’s
causing emotional turmoil which prompts the migraines. Pray for discernment of and the
healing of the spiritual issue.

2. Invite Jesus and ask for his healing.

He won’t push his way in. In his encounters in the Bible, he asked for confirmation first
—what is it you want, do you want to be healed, etc. So invite him in, then ask for the
desired healing. It helps if you can picture the end result desired as already having
happened.

3. Trust God.

This is where our faith is important, to trust that God will do what is best for everyone
according to his will. That may not be the same as our preference. We need to be willing
to accept that.

4. Seal the healing.

Most healing is gradual and progressive; some can be instant and complete. Regardless
of what you see and sense, pray that whatever healing has taken place is sealed by God,
so no backsliding occurs.

5. Give thanks.

Of course. That’s another constant that Jesus taught by word and example. Returning to
the picture in your mind of the healing asked for will make it even easier to give thanks,
even if that goal hasn’t yet been reached.

Healing prayer should be a vibrant part of every Christian’s life. As

with intercession, not all of us may be gifted with the special ability
to facilitate the healing that Jesus does. But gifted or not, each and
every one of us can pray for healing. God expects it and He’s
made it clear He wants to help. (Isaiah 41: 13) All we need to do is
ask in prayer.

VEDIC ASTROLOGY OR JYOTISH CLASS COURSE DETAILS

The Syllabus

A. We will start with an Introduction to the alphabets which constitute the

Language of Jyotish.

B. Next we will deal with the Birth chart, its real world vision and mapping the skies to
two dimensional images as the Chakra or Kundali.

C. Various traditions and its representations: The Brihaspati Chakra (Square) or the
south Indian chart, Shukra chakra (Diamond) or the North Indian chart and the Surya
chakra or the East Indian chart (wheel spoke) methods of drawing the birth chart.
D. Graha (Planet): Planets and its definition in Jyotish. Why are they called Grahas.
Names of Grahas, the Navagraha and Sapta graha schemes and natural order; their nature;
governances; signification; complexion; Deities; sex; compounds; caste; dhatu
(Ayurvedic); description of graha; seasons; taste; strengths; dignities; their inter
relationships, Aspects or sights of planets on various places in the chart (Graha dristhi).

E. Rashi (Sign): Definition and derivation of the name Rashi. Their Names, Nature,
Description, Signification, Classification, Ruler ship of signs, limbs of the body, color of
sign and its use, Aspects or sights of Rashi (Rashi dristhi).

F. Nakshtra: Names, Nature, Description, Signification, Classification of the 27/28

nakshtra.

G. Bhava (houses): Definition, Names, Nature, Description, Signification,

Classification, reckoning, origin of houses, various house division schemes.

H. Karaka (Significators): definition; Bhava, Naisargika, Sthira and Chara Karakas.

Their usage and importance.

I. Varga Kundali (Divisional charts): Definition of varga, various schemes of varga

classifications, Harmonics, Calculation of Vargas, deities associated and their use in
remedies.

J. Interpretation: Help for taking first steps towards predicting. Effects of Houses due
to the planets placed in those houses and lord of the houses and it placement will be
shown Various divisional charts will also be taken up for discussion.

K. Lagnas (Special ascendants): Lagna, Paka Lagna, Chandra lagna, Surya Lagna,
Bhava lagna, Hora lagna, Ghatika lagna, Vighatika lagna, Varnada lagna.

L. Arudhas: The concept of Arudha explained.

M. Yoga: Various combinations culled from the classical Jyotish texts and their
explanations.

N. Determination of Strength (Bala sadhan): Definition, Types of Bala, Vimshopaka

bala, Shadbala.

O. Dasha: Introduction to Dashas: Explantions of various kinds of dashas and their use
for timing various events.

P. Gochar (Transits): Effects of important transits.

Q. Panchanga: (Vedic Calendar): Almanacs Study. Explanation and use of the five
limbs of Panchanga, their relation to the five elements, Vara (weekday), Tithi (lunar
day), Nakshatra (constellation), Yoga (addition of Moon and Sun) & Karana (Half a
lunar day); concept, brief calculation, their duration, start and ending moments of tithi,
yoga, nakshatra and karana; Sankranti, Entry of Moon and other planets into rashi &
nakshtra; Standard time, time zones; time conversion (using ghati etc), Avakahada
Chakra, Panchanga reading, Important festivals and there tithi; Daily rising and setting of
planets.

R. Kaala chakra and Dig chakra: and determination of Rahu kaala etc, Upagraha &
apraasha graha calculation, dagdha and sunya tithi; Ghatak, Rise of Gulika Kala during
day & night in Ghatika. Yogas, Nakshatra & weekdays.

S. Mrityu bhagas of planets & rashi, Chandra Kriya, Chandra Vela, Chandra
Avasthä Pindiyu, Gulika, Mandi, Pranpada calculation.

T. Longevity schemes: Introduction to the various schemes for calculating

Longevity.

U. Arishta: Short life combinations, evils of the weak moon, danger to father, danger to
mother, Gandanta and its effects, birth in twilight, etc.
Bala aristha, Yoga aristha, Madhya ayus, Pürna ayus, Yoga ayus, Yuga ayus etc.

V. Arishta bhanga: Importance of strength Jupiter, Mercury, Venus and Lagna lord,
sukla/krishna paksha birth in cancellation of the Aristha.

W. Exhaustive glossary of Jyotish terms.