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    3 Benefits of Chanting Mantras

    WAO TeamBy WAO TeamJuly 22, 2024Updated:August 7, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    Chanting mantras has been a spiritual and religious practice in many cultures for centuries. In India, the tradition of chanting mantras is connected to Hindu gods and goddesses as well. Mantras are sacred sounds, words, or phrases, if pronounced accurately, believed to have numerous benefits for mind, body, and soul.

    Here are three benefits of chanting mantras:

    1. Spiritual connection

    Mantras are often considered one of the finest ways to become spiritual and connect with a higher power or divine energy. In Hindu tradition, there are particular gods/goddesses and mantras related to them to connect specifically to one’s favorite deity.

    2. Stress Reduction

    One of the biggest benefits of chanting mantras is reducing stress. Chanting mantras helps one calm the mind and reduce stress levels. Its rhythmic repetition of the sounds and the words gives a person a feel of peace and relaxation, helping them to become a calmer person.

    3. Positive affirmations

    Many mantras have positive affirmations that help a person reprogram the mind with positive beliefs and attitudes, which ultimately help to tackle tough situations in a better manner. There are many mantras to make a person more positive and cheerful in life.

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