SHIVA SHAMBO Mantra Meaning & Lyrics

Shiva Shambo Mantra Lyrics In Sanskrit:

”Jaya Jaya Shiva Shambo
Jaya Jaya Shiva Shambo
Jaya Jaya Shiva Shambo
Jaya Jaya Shiva Shambo
Máha Déva Shambo Máha Déva Shambo
Máha Déva Shambo Máha Déva Shambo
Shiva Shiva Shiva Shambo
Shiva Shiva Shiva Shambo
Shiva Shiva Shiva Shambo
Shiva Shiva Shiva Shambo
Máha Déva Shambo Máha Déva Shambo
Máha Déva Shambo Máha Déva Shambo.”

This is a Sanskrit mantra for the devotion of Lord Shiva (in Sanskrit signifies Auspicious One), or Siva, is one of the main Deities of Hinduism.

Another meaning of Shiva is direct: „who promises you bliss”. He is worshiped as the paramount lord in Shaivism and He represents the Consciousness of Infinite Goodness.

He forms the part of the Trimurti (Trinity), the other being Lord Brahma, the creator, and Lord Vishnu, the preserver. Lord Shiva is known for the complexity of his nature, picturing contradictory qualities.

It is also said that Lord Shiva represents the threefold qualities of nature: creation, preservation, and destruction, although preservation is usually attributed to Lord Vishnu.

Lord Shiva is called The Great Destroyer because by transforming our reality each moment, He destroys what was – to create what is.

He is known by several other names (108 total), including „Devadeva”, „Shankar,” „Mahesh,” „Bholenath,”„ Nagabhushana”, „Gurudeva”, „Neelakanth,” „Mahadev,” „Mahadeva,” „Kailashadhipati”, „Nataraj,”„ Mahashaktimaya” and others.

It is considered that followers, who read, memorize or recite these 108 auspicious names of Lord Shiva with single-minded focus and sincere heart, will receive the blessing of the Lord and be shorn of all negative actions.

An important aspect of Shiva is called ”Shambho.”

Normally, Shambho, or this aspect of the root energy is worshiped by only people who are on the spiritual path, because the word Shambho means “the auspicious one”.

The most auspicious thing that can happen to you is to realize yourself, is to reach the highest within yourself. The sound Shambho is very, very significant.

Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev, often referred to as simply Sadhguru, said

„The power of this sound and the capability of this sound to liberate a being from one dimension of entanglement and move him to a different state of freedom is something phenomenal, especially because everything that we have done here is engineered around this particular reverberation.”

READ MORE: Facts About Hinduism And Hindu Gods Shiva & Ganesh

Other Healing Mantras

Tumi Bhaja re Mana

”Tumi Bhaja re Mana, Tumi Japa re Mana
Om, Shri Ram Jaya Ram
Japa re Mana.”

This is a powerful Sanskrit mantra of devotion, love, and great beauty.

Chanting with since devotion the names of the Divine can be done inwardly or outwardly. This, ultimately, will lead the heart to open to the Divine Consciousness and inner peace.

Shushmana Mantra – Ra Ma Da Sa Sa Say So Hung

It contains the 8 sounds which stimulate the Kundalini to flow in the central channel of the spine and in the spiritual energetical center.

The mantra calls upon the energy of the sun, earth, moon, and the Infinite Spirit to bring inner healing.

The Ra Ma Da Sa mantra is can be chanted to heal the self or to send healing energy to anyone you wish. But, don’t forget, the correct pronunciation is required.

Maha Ganapati Mool Mantra

”Om Shreem Hreem Kleem Glaum Gam Ganapataye Vara Varad Sarvajanjanmme Vashamanaye Swaha
Tatpurushaye Vidmahe
Vakratundaye Dhimahi
Tanno Danti Prachodyat
Om Shantih: Shantih: Shantih.”

This Sanskrit mantra is known as the beej mantra since it has within it the true essence of Lord Ganesha.

Moreover, a regular recitation of this mantra pleases Lord Ganesha for being addressed in the best way possible.

Om Hraum Mitraya Namaha

”Om Hraum Mitraya Namaha
Om Eim Saraswatiyei Namaha.”

This is a remarkable mantra that is used to vibrate towards unity, friendship, communion, and understanding, which are all inseparable traits to achieve inner peace.

Read about more mantras on insightstate, like Om Hraum Mitraya Namaha Mantra or Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu.

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References

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3099099/
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237460203_Analysis_Of_
http://paper.ijcsns.org/07_book/200901/20090151.pdf