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Meaning Of OM Namah Shivaya Mantra -
Shiva is that nothingness, the dark empty void of space, from which all creation - the stars, planets, galaxies, mountains, oceans, all living beings, etc. - manifests and into which all creation disintegrates

Lord Shiva is just not a person but is a principle. It is called the Shiva Tattva, which is an all-pervading consciousness that fills up this nothingness. Today, even astronomy tells us that 99.99% of the universe is just empty - nothingness. So, 95% of this is ‘dark matter’ and ‘dark energy’, so-called because they do not reflect, absorb or emit light and hence cannot be seen - ever.

Shiva means that which is innocent, benevolent, beautiful, transcendental, and absolute. There is a certain correlation between the five elements, seven layers of our being, and our consciousness. Shiva energy permeates through the universe and you will find that it is possible to experience the Shiva Tattva - absolute nothingness - within us.

Mantras bring you back to your source. Chanting or listening to mantras produce vibrations; positive, life uplifting energy, and are universal. Om Namah Shivaya is one of the most powerful mantras. Chanting this mantra builds the energy in your system and also clears the environment. People have been chanting this mantra for thousands of years.

In Hinduism, this concept of destruction for renewal is depicted as the god Shiva. He is portrayed as a meditating yogi or ascetic on mount Kailash, with a serpent around his neck, a crescent moon and the river Ganges flowing from his matted hair as he holds a trident.

He is viewed as having skin color that is deep purple or indigo as a result of drinking the poison of the world as told in Hindu mythology. He is one of the most ancient portrayed deities, depicted in writing as far back as in the writings of the Rig Veda, 3,000 BCE, and in statues and carvings and as far back as 8,000 BCE.

When you offer your deference to and acknowledge this aspect of God, you are inviting a cleansing and clearing in your life and the world around you. You are drawing attention to yourself to destroy ignorance, shedding the old to invite knowledge and freshness in.

It is sort of a cosmic "out with the old" so there can be newness in your life. The changes can be unsettling and create tumult in your life, so be conscious of this if you make this your daily prayer.

Shiva is recognized as the ocean of transcendence, the pool of cosmic bliss and the realm of the absolute. In other words, he is seen as a divine incarnation, but he is also regarded as a subtle realm or state of consciousness. It is possible to see these views of Shiva as one and the same.

The separate words that make up this beautiful mantra are as follows:

Om: The Sound of creation. The first vibration that emerged out of the void and silence that existed before creation. It is also the root of the word amen.

Namah: my salutations, or I bow and offer deference.

Shiva: to Shiva, auspicious one. Shiva is the god of destruction and knowledge and is the newer version of the more ancient for Rudra. His name specifically means, auspicious, propitious, gracious, benign, kind, benevolent, friendly.

Aya: can mean “to” or “for” the word that it is attached to. The word ya by itself means the soul. This word is a grammatical aspect and also a word unto itself

Another way to study this mantra is to look at its individual syllables. Om Namah Shivaya is also referred to as the five-syllable mantra or Panchakshara mantra because it has five syllables (Na-Ma-Shi-Va-Ya) that are preceded by the Om. Using alternative definitions the five syllables represent the five elements and are as follows:

Na is earth.
Ma is water.
Shi is fire.
Va is wind or air.
Ya is space or sky.

You can also meditate on this mantra. It contains an inherent rhythm that easily aligns with your breath. Let it sit within your mind and allow it to reside deep within yourself bringing about clarity and expanded consciousness
This mantra expands your mind and consciousness, bringing about a more developed human expression by creating for you a state of transcendence

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