Mruthyunjaya Mahadeva Mahadeva Maheshwara Maheshwara Chant the mantra, "Har Har Shankar Sai Shiva" and "Om Nama Shivaya Shivaya Nama Om. Easy to please Lord Shankar destroys the fear of cycle of birth and death. Meaning: Worship Lord Shankar - Lord of Bhavani, Who has sacred ashes smeared all over the body ( a sign of highest renunciation). Chant the name of Lord Sathya Sai Shankar, Resident of Parthipuri and Lord of Lords. O King among the dancers! O Charming One! Virtuous persons adore and worship Thee. Meaning: Worship the charming Lord Sai: Who wears sacred holy ashes all over Him Who is decorated with Moon on Head Who has third spiritual eye on forehead and Who holds Trident (representing three phases each of, time, space and attributes). Hara Hara Hara Shiva Shambho Natana Shekhara Bhasma Bhooshithanga Sai Chandra Shekhara.Hara is the One Who attracts and destroys.
Amba (or Shakti, the Goddess Who energizes the Universe), is the consort of Shiva The eternal Shiva is the One Who pleases Parvati. Meaning: This bhajan is dedicated to Shiva and Parvati. Hara Hara Hara Hara Mahadeva Mahadeva Shambho Meaning: O most wonderful Lingam, the form of the divine Aathma, the great Sai Shiva Lingam! Sing in praise of the Eshwara and Parthiswara Lingam. Lingam representing the Snakes and nine precious stones, the Lingam that has emerged out of His navel. Meaning: Sing in praise of Aathma Lingam. Meaning: O Lord of Lords, Sai, dweller of Puttaparthi, so exquisitely handsome, with lotus eyes, O symbol of detachment, (I bow to Thee in humble prayer). Vibhuti Sundara Hey, Sai Baba Maheshwara Maheshwara Hey Nirupama Sundara Hey, Sai Niraja Dala Nayana Parthipurishwara Hey, Sai Baba Maheshwara Maheshwara Hey Glory to the one who is the embodiment of unparalleled virtues Hail the enchanting dancer, the blue throated Sai, Whose eyes are like the petals of a Lotus flower. Glory to the One who has a cobra around His neck. Meaning: Glory to the One who bears river Ganges in His hair Glory to the One who is the husband of Parvati Glory to the One who is beyond death Glory to the One whose Feet spell good for every one Glory to the One who rides the Nandi. (Jaya) Mrityumjaya Mahadeva Mahadeva Maheshwara Maheshwara Other Use Held by the Owner of the Copyright." The Web Site Will Not Grant Permission for Any Redistribution Rights are Not Granted for Commercial or Non-Commercial Use. The Music for Personal or Group Devotional Singing. Permission Granted for Non-Commercial Use for the Purpose of Photocopying SEE ALSO: The 5 Most Popular Hindu Gods Om Namah Shivaya MeaningĪccording to texts, this chant bestows deep spiritual experiences and even boons (supernatural gifts) when practiced deeply and correctly.Rights Reserved. Basically, in their eyes he’s the main guy in charge! Of course, true to form in Hinduism, there are many schools of thought within Shaivaism…but all of them practice the sacred chant Om Namah Shivaya.
In case you’re wondering, Shiva is the god most widely recognized as the god of destruction.īut according to the Shivaism sect, he is the creator (typically thought of as Brahma), preserver (typically thought of as Vishnu), and destroyer force in the universe. This has influenced many other sects within India, because Shaivism is very influential and very old at 2500 years old, it’s considered to be one of the oldest forms of Hinduism. This mantra goes back literally thousands of years and is the most important form of devotion to the Shaivism sect of Hinduism. Shaivism is a sect that believes Shiva is the most important- indeed, the only relevant- Hindu god. It’s hard to think of a more iconic or identifiable mantra in India than Om Namah Shivaya.
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