Since many years people have been chanting Gayatri Mantra while doing their regular puja. The Gayatri Mantra is reflected upon the earliest and strongest of Sanskrit mantras. This is accepted as a true faith that even as hymning the Gayatri Mantra and setting it gradually in the mind, if you move on ahead in your life and accomplish jobs that are conferred for you, your days and years will turn to total cheerfulness, and you’ll have an inner peace in mind. You’ll be calmer and fully focused in your goals.

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Origin of Gayatri

The origin of the word ‘Gayatri’ approaches from Sanskrit phrase named Gayantam Triyate iti, and refers that mantra saves the chanter from all types of unpleasant circumstances which may direct towards loss of life. Gayatri word clarifies the genuine cause for the subsistence of this mantra.

Goddess Gayatri is also known as Mother of Vedas or ‘Veda Mata’, Rag Veda, Yajur Veda, Saam Veda and Atharva Veda because it is the source of Vedas, the authenticity behind the experienced and perceived universe.

Gayatri Mantra is compiled of a meter which is made of 24 letters. Such particular meter named tripadhi is also identified as Gayatri Meter.

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Meaning of Each Word of Gayatri Mantra

The Gayatri Mantra is perfect that signifies the three conceptions of strota (singing the admiration and splendor of God; dhyaana (reflection) and praarthana (prayers and wishes).

Aum (Om) is also recognized as Pranav, and the reason behind this is that its sound springs out from Prana (essential vibration), which experiences the creation.

Aum means Brahma; Bhoor stands for incarnation of essential spiritual energy; Bhuvah states demolisher of sufferings; Svah means reincarnation of happiness; Tat means that; Savitur states bright and clear like sun; Varenyam means best selection; Bhargo states destroyer of offences; Devasya signifies divine.

The above 9 words ‘stotra’ explains the magnificence of God.

Dheemahi signifies may absorb; Dhiyo means intellect; Yo states who; nah states our; Prachodayat states may inspire.

‘Dhiyo yo nah prachodayat’ is considered a prayer to God, The Almighty.

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Importance of Gayatri Mantra as Prayer

The Gayatri Mantra engages a unique place which carries both the supremacy of mantra and of prayer. A mantra may be expressive or unexpressive, or a combination of both.  It holds an innate influence, identified as ‘Mantra Shakti’ that has encouraging influence because of its utterance only, and not because of any philosophical significance behind the mantra. Gayatri Mantra also stands for instrumental power (prarthana shakti) that is obtained from the perception of its meaning and thoughtful impact. Thus when the Gayatri Mantra is continuously chanted in a right way, they act great to every individual.

The prayer formation of Gayatri takes diverse forms. Gayatri Mantra also recognized as Savitri Mantra is applied as a salutation to Sun. The form which can be used to pray Lord Shiva is known as Rudra Gayatri. In the same way, one may recite Hanuman Gayatri for Lord Hanuman, Ganesha Gayatri for Lord Ganesha, and Saraswati Gayatri for Goddess Saraswati.

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So it’s good to recite Gayatri Mantra daily in the morning that soothes your mind and keeps your energy high the whole day. One can even buy DVD of Gayatri Mantra to listen early morning or in the evening. It keeps you more focused on the important chores that you execute.

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