Ancient Spiritual Mantras Options

Does anybody know a website for mantras? THe only ones I know are Ahh, Shreem, Kleem, Ohm.

I don't know a website, but I know some mantras.

The oldest and best known is the mantra: "Om mani padme hum."
The meaning alternates quite often, but it is kind of this: "Heal you, wisdom of lotus."

That spell/mantra is an old tibetian mantra. Originally you have a chain of 108 pearls and speak per each that mantra.
For the blessing of such a chain you should speak another mantra. If you want to have information for this, just send me an IM.

Other mantras I know, derrives from the chacras. From the root chakra as the beginning, the mantras are: LAM, VAM, RAM, YAM, HAM, KSHAM, OM.
The can be spoken to neutralize the "swinging" of the chacras.

There are a lot of other mantras. In which direction should the mantra be, that you're searching for??

Kreetings
Kevin

"Om namah Shivaya" is one of my favorites, meaning something like "adoration to Shiva/God" or "I bow to Shiva/God." I usually take it to mean I should meditate on the qualities Shiva would have and attempt to incarnate them, as it were, in myself. As Zylbath mentioned, you could repeat it 108 times, or 1080 times (or however many you want). There are many others you can find through Google.

This post has been edited by Vilhjalmr: Apr 17 2009, 09:47 PM

Primordial Vibration

From the onset of the Big Bang or something relevant came forth a Primordial Vibration. From this, all things were created within our Universe from the Physical to the Metaphysical to the Spiritual. It has been called the Word in the Judeo-Christian Bible, Hindu Scriptures call it Naad and Shruti, Persian scriptures Sraosha, Kalma in Muslim scriptures, ‘the Sonorous Light' in Buddhism, Naam or Shabd by the Sikhs, in Patanjali Yoga Darshan, the God/dess Ishwara is a Being expressed by this original vibration (Pranav) and Madam Helen Blavatsky and the Theosophists call it ‘the Voice of Silence'. It is interesting to note the similarities between the above word ‘Pranav' in this case denoting the personification of the Primordial Vibration and the word ‘prana' which is the life force within us.


OM

Though the most famous and enduring name we know it as is probably by OM.
From Blavatsky's article entitled ‘AUM' in the Theosophy literature ‘Path' [April 1886 issue p.6, Vol. I], the article mentions the first sound as Aum and describes it as a Divine Resonance, a power that manifests itself into being. This self manifesting power? can be traced back to Ancient Egypt (Kemet) as the Primeval God Amon creates Himself from the black waters of Nun.

*note: the Egyptian words of my signature is really an ancient Kemetic mantra of Kheprian Transformation

This post has been edited by Ankhhape: Apr 18 2009, 09:26 AM

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the website samples are actually not that bad, and the website gives most of the meanings