Wed, 5 November 2008 The following is a recording on the The Maha Mrityunjaya
Mantra is a prayer to Lord Shiva (part of the hindu trinity, the lord
of destruction, penance and meditation) for help in overcoming "death".
The seeker is more concerned with avoiding spiritual "death" rather
than physical "death". The mantra is a request to Lord Shiva to lead us
to the mountain of meditation, which is indeed Lord Shiva's abode.
Legend has it that Lord Shiva appeared before his devotee Markandeya
(who was destined to die at the age of sixteen) and stopped his aging
process a few days before he was supposed to turn sixteen. Thus, death
would never be able to claim him! Hence, this mantra is also referred
to as the Markandeya mantra in classical hindu studies. The mantra
should ideally be repeated 108 times, twice daily, at dawn and at dusk.
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Feel the vibration in your body as you chant. Sanskrit is a vibrational
language. The sounds/letters correspond to the chakras and the
vibrations affect your body. In this case, the vibrations awaken our
internal healing powers and attract nature’s healing forces leading to
overall increased health and well-being.










