Enlightened people have long believed that sound and sound vibrations are a way of influencing the body, setting it in the right way. Also, such vibrations were considered a way of influencing reality. That is why they often used mantras in their practices. Mantra is a sequence of sounds that has a specific action and is a system of correspondences for influencing the body and reality, as well as their settings.
Many people know that mantras were widespread in religions such as Judaism and Buddhism, but few know that the Slavs also had their own mantras. In them, they acted on reality in the same way as Buddhists did. It is difficult to say which mantras are considered the best, because they all have the same nature and have their own specifics of the nation. So what kind of mantras to use is everyone’s business.
How do mantras work?
Many people who practice reading mantras in their lives to make changes have noticed the fact that both Tibetan and Indian or mantras of other countries are somewhat similar in sound. We can say that in ancient times there was only one language, which, due to temperament, mentality and other factors, was slightly distorted by each nation. This explains the difference in the sound of certain words of the mantra.
Slavic mantras were created on the basis of the principle that everything in the world is based on sound vibrations, and those or other harmonies formed energetically charged vibrations. Such vibrations, in turn, triggered more global energy mechanisms that influenced the human body from which these vibrations emanated, or the reality surrounding it as a whole.
Slavic mantras
Mantras used by the Slavs may be somewhat similar to Tibetan or Indian, but many will notice the difference between the mantras of different countries. However, it is worth noting that the Slavic mantras, according to the people using them, create sound vibrations that are best suited for connecting with the Universe and higher beings, and therefore can have the best effect on the body or reality as a whole.
Please note that when reading Slavic mantras you need to clearly understand what kind of result you want to achieve. This is due to the fact that they have a clear specificity and no less clear focus. The ancient Slavic mantras - agma - have a special power of influence and interest in people. It is about them that we will be talking.
What is agma
If you give a brief definition of such a concept as agma, then these are words that, in their harmony and correct pronunciation, have a clear influence on the reality and the body of the person who is reading the mantra. It is worth taking into account the fact that these ancient Slavic mantras clearly differ from each other. They differ in types and methods of exposure. For example, the Slavic mantra of power acts differently than the mantra Zrozen, which has a healing effect. The other mantras, which the Slavs left as their legacy, are also divided among themselves.
Slavic agma mantras: how to read to achieve results
When reading mantras, two things must be taken into account - this is the mood and pronunciation rules. Before you read any Slavic mantras, you must clearly understand what you want to achieve and what you want to feel on yourself. As mentioned above, each mantra of the Slavs has its own clear effect on the person and on the reality that surrounds him.
That is why Slavic mantras are words that trigger energy mechanisms that lead to one or another change. Speaking about the mood when reading mantras, it is worth taking into account the fact that they work when a person represents the forces that the mantra gives, on a global scale, without narrowing in their perception to just one. For example, when reading Slavic mantras in which the word "red" is present, it is worth representing that beauty that is global and cannot be described in words. The same goes for other words.
Pronunciation Rules
How to pronounce the words of Slavic mantras, we will show you an example of the most universal sound combinations.
When pronouncing the Vyshen mantra, which may also be called Rod, it is worthwhile to understand that in it we turn to the highest being, which can be understood only at those moments when our consciousness is as pure as possible. The text of this mantra consists of those words - "Om Vishnava Namah."
The first word is pronounced slightly lingering. In the second, it is important to emphasize the first and third vowels, and in the third to emphasize the second vowel. As a result, we get such a consonance: "Ohm is Higher than Namaah."
Turning to nature itself using the Veles mantra, it is worthwhile to understand that nature is matter in general with all its laws, and not just water, birds and forests. The Velezu Mantra also consists of three words. Her text is "Om Velese Namaha." When pronouncing the second and third words, emphasis is placed on the second vowel and the last two vowels, respectively. The correct combination of stresses will result in the following combination of sounds: "Oomm Veleese Namaahaa".
In Slavic mantras one can also refer to other higher beings. For example, to Kupala, Svarog, Perun, Lada, Roof and Makosh. When reading the mantra, the names of these higher powers should be pronounced as follows: Kupaala, Svarozh, Peruuni, Laada, Kryshnaaya, Makoshvaati.
Other mantras
In addition to the above mantras, the Slavs used many others, which had somewhat less versatility compared to those in which the appeal went directly to the higher powers of the Slavs. Each of them has its own impact on different areas of your life, changing them for the better.
If you need a force that will help strengthen and maintain the bonds of the family, as well as strengthen the connection with the amulets of the clan, agma Radoga will help you.
To attract success, climb the career ladder and improve the situation, you can combine Slavic mantras together. These include Bear, Sanctuary, Varra, Vese.
More than one Slavic mantra also helps protect against the negative effects of both people and higher powers. Mantras that have a protective effect, not only accelerate the negative and dark energy, but also help to connect with the spirits and charms that protect your race. Such agmas include Zrozen, Daro, Glory, Sanctuary, Epus and Gara.
The Slavic mantra of Drago, like the mantras of Yasun, Zarga, Varra and Verga, helps to attract wealth, give strength to start a new business that will succeed and even helps to establish relationships with people of the opposite sex.
Is alive
Along with the Agmas, the Slavs used such mantras, which were called Zhiva. According to popular beliefs, the secret of their name lies in the fact that they turned to the goddess Zhiva, who patronized everything that was alive among the Slavs. Like Slavic agma mantras, she is alive capable of influencing reality with her sound vibrations and triggering certain mechanisms.
The forces attracted by these mantras will help the reader to restore their health, to program it for normal work. The Slavic mantra Alive, the words of which are directed to the power of all living things and life itself, will help restore mental balance, overcome diseases and remove the negative effects of stress.
Extra Impact Alive
Mantras of the Alive not only possess healing and balancing abilities. Vibrations published during their reading have a much wider spectrum of influence on a person and on his reality. Often, these mantras are able to awaken additional opportunities in a person that he did not previously know about or could use at those moments when he was on the verge or in danger. A person who recites mantras becomes stronger and more resilient. His sensitivity increases, his reaction improves.
Reading environment
Mantras, like any other appeal to the Universe, should be carried out in a certain environment, which is also important in achieving a complete and desired result. About the emotional mood was said above. Now we will discuss the premises and appearance when reading the mantras left as a legacy by our ancestors. Clothing and premises must be clean. The room in which you read the mantras of the Slavs is in some way a holy place, where there is no place for chaos. After all, Slavic mantras are the attraction to your life of the good and bright forces of the Universe, which will help you overcome all manifestations.
It is also worth considering the time of day. It is best to read the circles of the Slavic mantra in the early morning or just before bedtime in the late evening. However, if you feel an urgent need, then you can read the magical harmony and throughout the day. You can read them both to yourself, and in a whisper or out loud. The main thing is that your appeal to the higher forces is heard. Only then will the energy of the universe fill your life and help change reality.
Finally
Our ancestors saw the essence of things, relying more on their feelings than on rationalistic judgments. It is for this reason that they were able to leave such a wide spiritual heritage to their descendants, that is, to us. No one will argue with the fact that mantras, as part of this heritage, are a powerful tool that, if handled properly, will help not only to change a person’s life, but to make it much better. After all, they can easily reach the very beginnings of the universe, and with their vibrations touch the forces that are unimaginable and not always available in understanding. The main thing is to approach with the right mood, with a clear understanding of the result that we want to achieve, purify our consciousness so that we can connect with the Universe and turn to its forces, so that they turn their attention to us and help us achieve new heights, achieve harmony and know true indescribable happiness.