What are the most powerful Buddhist mantras?

Asked by Last Modified  

3 Answers

Follow 7
Answer

Please enter your answer

Yoga Instructor, Martialarts Trainer, Choreographer

Buddhists mantra " DIAMOKU" one of powerful mantra as per scriptures.
Comments

Heal Yourself & Manifest Your dreams through Holistic & Spiritual practices

Mantra has no power in themselves; if not doing correctly, it will not affect. It's essential to keep your full faith & belief in it and accompany them with positive visualisation with any mantra. Like this, we train our subconscious mind in specific ways, and over time these mantras can be a vehicle...
read more
Mantra has no power in themselves; if not doing correctly, it will not affect. It's essential to keep your full faith & belief in it and accompany them with positive visualisation with any mantra. Like this, we train our subconscious mind in specific ways, and over time these mantras can be a vehicle for inner peace, change and personal growth. It always depends on how we are doing and what we are doing. Start with any mantra. Just keep your complete faith in it that it's working. read less
1 Comments

Celebrity Yoga trainer with more than 5 years of Experience.

Every mantra has its specific powers, so there is no way to distinguish between them. Like all the healthy foods has their own merits in the same way all the mantras have their Power.
Comments

View 1 more Answers

Related Questions

How long should each yoga pose last?
While this depends on the type of asana and the capability of the person, a general rule of thumb says a minimum of 30 seconds for any asana. Please note that this does not apply for Surya Namaskara as...
Profile Photo
Guruprasad
0 0
View Comments6
What are the best tips for practicing Hatha Yoga?
Hatha Yoga is foundational branch of yoga that uses physical postures(Asanas),breathing techniques (Pranayama) and meditation (Dyan) for mind and body. The most important tips for practicising Hatha yoga. 1.Warming...
Profile Photo
Mohit
0 0
View Comments6
What is karma yoga?
Karma means action so karma yoga is yoga of action or duty. karma can be defined as followed: Doing your duty at the best without any involvement of ego or attachment.
Profile Photo
Shalu
0 0
View Comments6
Which kind of yoga practice Narendra Modi do everyday?
Narendra Modi does Pranayam and Hatha yoga along with Asthanga yoga.
Profile Photo
Shubham
0 0
View Comments5
What is the Advantage of being in Shamadhi Stage?
Samadhi is oneness with the object of meditation. There is no distinction between act of meditation and the object of meditation. Samadhi is of two kinds, with and without support of an object of meditation ...
Profile Photo
Umasankar N.

Now ask question in any of the 1000+ Categories, and get Answers from Tutors and Trainers on UrbanPro.com

Ask a Question

Related Lessons


Yoga sequence for chakras
Surya chandra nnamaskarMuladhara chakra Vrksasan Paschimothanasan Svadhistana chakra Janu sirsasan Baddha konasan Manipura Chakra Ardha mmatsyendrasan Marichasan Matsyasana Sethubandasan Vishuddha...
P

Priyanka

0 0
View Comments0


Padanguli Naman
Toe bending Sit in the base position with the legs outstretched and the feet together. Place the hands beside and slightly behind the buttocks. Lean back a little. Using the arms to support the back....
Profile Photo

Purification Techniques/Shatkarmas
According to Hatha Yoga Pradipika and sage Ghrenda, cleansing techniques are important to keep the body free from Toxins. Our sages emphasize the cleansing techniques as they lead the path of purification....
Profile Photo

Recommended Articles

Understanding the Sahaja Yoga Unlike any other yoga, Sahaja yoga mainly focuses on awakening the human spirit. It is about self-discipline. This has been broadly explained by the creator, Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi. According to her, humans are devoid of self-realisation, and to achieve success, live a fruitful and healthy...

Read full article >

The Eight-Fold Path of Ashtanga Yoga Ashtanga yoga refers to the eight-fold path of yoga where the term ‘Ashtanga’ literally denotes eight limbs. Patanjali them as abstinences (Yama), observances (Niyama), postures (Asana), breath control (Pranayama), sense withdrawal (Pratyahara), concentration (Dharana), meditation (Dhyana)...

Read full article >

Swara Yoga: An Introduction This yoga is believed to have existed even before the Vedic period. Swara yoga, the name itself suggest that the yoga was performed to gain something related to the ‘swar’ or voice. This is actually a type of nasal breathing technique that signifies the uninterrupted flow of breath through our...

Read full article >

It's true that the vast majority of the population are suffering from obesity. In fact, people are dieting, gymming, joining aerobic classes, Zumba classes and so on with an end goal to get rid of their obesity. It is because obesity is one of the most exasperating things for each one of us. In such cases, yoga can be really...

Read full article >

Looking for Yoga Classes?

Learn from the Best Tutors on UrbanPro

Are you a Tutor or Training Institute?

Join UrbanPro Today to find students near you