Kundalini Dhyana Mantra (Sahasrara) (कुण्डलिनी ध्यान मन्त्र) · Tantric Mahavidyas

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Origin & Tradition

About this mantra

Dhyana mantras for the Sahasrara Chakra, the crown center where Kundalini culminates. Chanted for the meditation on the thousand-petaled lotus, for the union of Shiva and Shakti, and for the attainment of liberation.

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The Sacred Sound

Mantra in Sanskrit

ॐ सहस्राराय नमः

Oṁ Sahasrārāya namaḥ

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Meaning & Word Analysis

What the words convey

Salutations to the thousand-petaled lotus (Sahasrāra).

Oṁ

Primordial cosmic sound.

Sahasrārāya

To the thousand-petaled (dative case).

namaḥ

Salutation, bowing.

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Benefits & Purpose

Why this mantra is chanted

Spiritual

Facilitates the union of Śiva and Śakti.

Consciousness

Awakens higher states of awareness.

Liberation

Leads to mokṣa (liberation).

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How to Chant

Method & traditional guidance

Count

108 daily

Best time

Brahma muhūrta (pre-dawn)

Facing

East

Posture

Sukhāsana with japa-mālā

Duration

40 days for visible effect

Notes

Meditate on the thousand-petaled lotus at the crown of the head.

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Sources

Where this mantra appears

Kundalini texts

Dhyāna mantra for Sahasrāra chakra.

Unknown

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Associated Deity

Mantra-devatā

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Shiva-Shakti शिव-शक्ति

Mantra-devatā

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Kundalini Dhyana Mantra (Sahasrara)

About this mantra

Mantra in Sanskrit

What the words convey

Why this mantra is chanted

Method & traditional guidance

Where this mantra appears

Mantra-devatā

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