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Mantra to Move through Difficult Situations

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Mantra to Move through Difficult Situations! Here is a magnificent mantra that has helped so many people, so many times let go of fear, attachment and pain while the situation seems to ease out magically, and the future becomes smoother! It was written by Guru Gobind Singh, the 10th Sikh Guru in his amazing poem, Jap Sahib! It works best if you recite this over and over again--day and night, out loud or in your mind, especially when you are in the grips of some emotional or other kind of crisis. Don't let the difficulty take you over.  That takes some will power!  Instead hang on so very tightly to the mantra.  Make it drown out the insecurity, fear, sadness, etc. in your mind.  Then things within you change miraculously, but oh, so very naturally and softly. To order sung versions of this incredible mantra, please click here. You can choose either the "Gurmukhi" version or the English, or you can alternate them! If you like, you can print it and read it until you memorize it.   Gobinday, Mukanday Udaaray, Apaaray   Hariang, Kariang Nirnamay, Akamay     Sustainer, Liberator, Enlightener, Infinite   Destroyer, Creator, Nameless, Desireless. Gobinday, Mukunday... full chant This chant is done by Nuriya at http://nuriyamusic.com   Click here to find CDs and mp3 downloads of this wonderful mantra from Spirit Voyage.   And click here to get more information on that mantra, also from Spirit Voyage.

Marcia from Brazil's Experience of Gobinday, Mukunday... Well, I was looking for a mantra to face a specially difficult situation in my life. I like to study and I like to practice mantra yoga, because I have some facility to capture the mantras' vibration, I have facility to feel it flowing across my bodies, from the physical to the subtles ones. I'm used to practicing vedic mantras. So I reached your website and I read about Gobinday Mukunday and I began to pronounce the mantra. So I bought a CD with this mantra and I began to listen to it and to chant it. It's a characteristic of mine that I hear, since I was just a child, that type of sound like an "humming bee" when I'm into silence moments. When I was just a child, I used to call this like "the sound of silence" and I liked it so much! I appreciated to be alone to listen to it! It was so comforting, so sweet. Well. So I went to a little trip this last weekend, and I was just driving on the road and I began to observe that if I stayed focused in my interior silence I could hear, in a first plane, that my current "humming bee", and in a second plane, very clearly, I could hear the Gobinday Mukunday mantra being chanted like if a chorus could be chanting it into the "humming bee". It was so delightful! I drove all the time focused on it, I drove about three hours listening to that beautiful subtle chorus! And then I discovered that I can focus everytime into my "humming bee" and I can simply "tune" into that subtle frequency and I can hear the mantra so clearly! Sometimes I lose the frequency and I can observe that I'm pronouncing the mantra by myself mentally, but it's just to focus again and I can hear the chorus so clearly, like a flowing stream, like a voice into the wind. Last night I meditated by this method by the sleeping hour and I fell asleep during this process and I had many symbolical dreams. I will continue to work with the mantra. I don't know what will be of that difficult situation, but I reached a wonderful mantra to work with! And I'm practicing with Ajai Alai, also. Both these mantras are really so special, they both have a special vibrational quality. I would appreciate if you could send me any free texts you have about these mantras, if possible.   Thanks again.   In the most deepest and powerful love frequencies,   Marcia.     Siri-Gian's Reply:   I am so happy that you have such a profound experience with this wonderful mantra, Dear.  And you have identified it's frequency with that of Ajai, Alai!  They were both written by Guru Gobind Singh and occur in the same prayer or "bani" called "Jap Sahib".     Lots of Love, Siri-Gian Kaur