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BALI HINDU VERSION GAYATRI MANTRAM: mantras for protection, self-safety mantras, mental strength, auspicious spells and peace of mind
Gayatri, Savitri or Saraswati are the three names of the Gayatri Mantra. Gayatri is a prayer in the Vedas, the most ancient scriptures, she is the Mother of the Vedas. This mantra is considered to be the essence of the Vedic teachings. The Gayatri Mantra discovered by Rsi Visvamitra is the first of the six stanzas contained in the Tri Sandhya Mantra. The sound of the Gayatri Mantra is as follows.
“Om bhur bhuvah svah
tat savitur varenyam
bhargo devasya dhimahi
dhiyo yonah pracodayat."
It means:
“O Lord, Creator of these three loka,
You are the source of all light,
You are the source of life,
Shine upon this conscience Your most holy light."
The three names of the Gayatri Mantra mentioned above have their own meaning: Gayatri is the master of the senses, Savitri is the master of prana 'life force or life force', and Sarasvati is the aspect of God that controls speech. The three symbolize purity of thought, word, and deed. The Gayatri Mantra is addressed to the immanent and transcendent God (God who is in the consciousness of all beings and all things). The Gayatri Mantra can be considered to have three parts, namely praise, meditation and prayer. The three parts can be described as below.
Kudos to Savita. At first God was worshiped.
Meditation on Savita. After that, God is meditated on with reverence.
Prayers to Savita. A petition is made to God to awaken and strengthen the mind or the ability of wise judgment in us.
The Gayatri Mantra is a prayer that can be recited with longing passion by men and women of all religions and beliefs and nations throughout the ages. The repetition of this mantra will develop the mind (ability). The Gayatri Mantra has tremendous and immeasurable power, a truly amazing power because Surya is the ruling deity. This prayer appeals to the noble power that permeates the Surya and the three realms, to awaken, awaken and strengthen the intelligence so that it can guide us to success through intensive sadhana.
People who chant the Gayatri Mantra regularly with full faith will benefit from, among other things, the Gayatri Mantra freeing from various diseases, warding off or preventing all misfortunes, and disasters, and granting all wishes. The Gayatri Mantra will protect us wherever we are, whether in a bus or a car, in a train or an airplane, at the market or on the road, or at work. In essence the Gayatri Mantra bestows beneficial things on the person who recites it with full faith.
We have to keep the Gayatri Mantra all our life because the Gayatri Mantra is a very precious treasure. We must not treat the Gayatri Mantra arbitrarily; our hearts must always be pure. When the Gayatri Mantra is not chanted correctly, it has the opposite effect, shrouding the person in darkness. Every word in the Gayatri Mantra should be spoken clearly and firmly, without haste. Love and reverence for the Gayatri Mantra with promised faith is far more important than just mechanical repetition with wandering thoughts.
The Gayatri Mantra is best recited before meals, upon waking and at bedtime. After we finish chanting the Gayatri Mantra we have to say santih three times to give inner peace to the three things within us: body, mind and soul.
It is advisable to chant the Gayatri Mantra at dawn, midday and dusk. These times are also known as Sandhya kalam i.e. the meeting between night and morning, morning and evening, and evening and night. These times are beneficial for spiritual practice. However, we do not need to be bound by these three periods in chanting the Gayatri Mantra. The Gayatri Mantra can be chanted anytime and anywhere.
Chanting the Gayatri Mantra at least 108 times (one japa mala) every morning is highly recommended. It only took fifteen minutes. Those who choose to chant the Gayatri Mantra as their spiritual practice, can do three or five mala japa each morning and do the same amount or less in the evening. Saying 10 mala every Sunday morning and holidays is not impossible for him who is serious. While performing the Gayatri Purascharana means chanting the 10 mala japa every morning for 24 or 40 days non-stop in order to absorb the power of the mantra, a pure life and a satvik diet (eating good food) are essential.