by Victoria Vacala | Mantra
Monday Mantra ~ Sat, Chit, Ananda ~ Sat means “absolute existence” or “truth.” Chit is the principle of knowing – of being conscious or aware. Ananda indicates the qualities of joy, fulfillment, and love in their transcendent form: total bliss. Altogether, Sat Chit...
by Victoria Vacala | Mantra
Samprati Hum Samprati Hum is a mantra that reminds us to be grounded and mindful. Derived from Sanskrit, this mantra holds spiritual significance. It translates to “I am present in the moment” or “I am here and now.” Therefore, this mantra...
by Victoria Vacala | Mantra
Monday Mantra ~ Om Durga Namah – a Sanskrit chant dedicated to Goddess Durga. It can be translated as “My true nature is fearless and powerful.” Not a fan of Sanskrit phrases? Try using an English version: “I am completely supported and...
by Victoria Vacala | Mantra
Monday Mantra ~ “Sundhara” is a captivating and deeply spiritual chant that embodies the essence of beauty and grace. Rooted in ancient traditions, “Sundhara” translates to “beautiful” or “handsome” in Sanskrit, and it is often used to invoke divine elegance and inner...
by Victoria Vacala | Mantra
Monday Mantra ~ Shara Vana Ya is a chant from the ancient Indian scripture, the Rigveda. It is known as a mantra often recited during meditation or spiritual practices. The meaning of “Shara Vana Ya” can vary depending on the interpretation and...
by Victoria Vacala | Mantra
Monday Mantra ~ Om Mani Padme Hum” ~ is a six-syllable Sanskrit mantra widely associated with Tibetan Buddhism. Each syllable of the mantra—Om, Ma, Ni, Pad, Me, Hum—is believed to carry a specific spiritual meaning and purpose, often related to purifying and...
