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It is believed that Om symbolizes everything such as the world and its truth, the physical and the spiritual as well as the form and the formless. Shanti essentially means the state of being in peace. Disturbances are existent owing to the inherent and the external influences. Shanti or Peace can be achieved only when such external disturbance can be eviscerated from an individual. Peace is a natural phase in any particular moment until and unless an external noise disturbs it.
Once internal disturbances can be addressed properly, peace is experienced by that individual. It is also believed that chanting Shanti three times can deliver peace. It is a general belief that any word that is spoken thrice becomes true trivaram sat yam.
Our intense need for peace is established by the fact that we usually chant Shanti thrice. Aadhidaivika: The unforeseen divine forces such as natural disasters over which we have no control. Aadhyaatmika: Physical and mental problems such as illnesses, frustration, mental imbalance etc. Shanti is chanted thrice to neutralize the effects of the above mentioned three forces.
Chanting it three times is essentially a prayer to the Almighty seeking his blessings and protection from these negative forces. Shanti is chanted aloud the first time to address the unforeseen forces. Next time it is chanted a little softer and is focused towards out immediate environment. The last time it is addressed directly to oneself. Your email address will not be published.
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. All Rights Reserved. Skip to content. In: Reasoning Customs , Vedic Culture. With: 0 Comments. Introduction Regarded as one of the most significant religious symbols, Om is also the most chanted mantra in Hinduism.
In Kathopanishada it is considered as the origin of the universe. Sarvevedayatpadamamanantitapansi sarvaniyadvadantiyadichchanto Brahmacharyam charantitattepadam samgrahena bravimyomityetat Why is Om auspicious? All obstacles, problems and sentences come from three sources. Invisible divine forces over which we have little or no control, such as earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions, etc.
We sincerely pray the Lord that at least while we perform special tasks or even in our daily lives, there is no problems or that, problems are minimized from the three sources written above.
It is chanted aloud the first time, addressing the invisible forces. It is softly chanted the second time, directed to our immediate surroundings and those around it, and softer the last time, as it is directed towards oneself. Tags Why do mantras end with Shantih Shantih Shantih why do we chant om shanti thrice Why do we recite Shanti 3 times Why do we say shanti thrice. You may also like.
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