UNIVERSAL MAHAMANTRA

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BABA NAM KEVALM - Only of name of God
Ananda Marga: "Path of Bliss"
Ananda means "bliss" and Marga means "path."
So Ananda Marga means "Path of Bliss."

Bliss is infinite happiness. It is the fundamental desire of human beings. "There is in the living being a thirst for limitlessness." We can never be satisfied with limited things. They may give us pleasure for a while, but not long-lasting satisfaction. A limited object can only give a temporary and limited amount of happiness. But only infinite happiness will satisfy us. So how are we to attain it? By expanding our awareness to infinity; by transforming our individual limited experience into the cosmic experience of the unlimited: infinite happiness; perfect peace and contentment bliss.

Ananda Marga is the name of the system which allows us to do that. It is an optimal selection of those techniques and practices that lead to the total experience of infinite peace and happiness what we call "self-realization." It is an ideology and way of life; a systematic and scientific process for the fulfillment of all human needs: physical, mental and spiritual. It is introversial, intuitional practice; with techniques ranging from personal hygiene to yoga postures; from social service to meditation. Its goal is the all-round elevation of human beings, both individually and collectively, in all spheres of human existence: individual, social, economic, intellectual and spiritual. It is a total response to human longing and aspiration.

As an organization, Ananda Marga has a global network of centers in virtually every country of the world. Its activities encompass a wide range of projects for the welfare of humanity, animals, plants and the whole planet. These include yoga and meditation centers, schools, childrens homes, food distribution centers, disaster relief, medical centers and community development projects. Emphasis is placed on meeting the needs of the local people and assisting them in developing their personal and social resources for the prosperity of all.

The philosophy of Ananda Marga is one of universalism. It is an all-embracing outlook, recognizing God as the one limitless supreme consciousness, with all beings of the universe part of the one cosmic family.

It recognizes that a balance is needed between the spiritual and mundane aspects of existence, and that neither one should be neglected at the expense of the other. Hence the goal of Ananda Marga is "Self-realization and the welfare of the universe."

Ananda Marga is a global spiritual and social service organization founded in 1955 by Shrii Shrii Anandamurti (Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar). The mission of Ananda Marga is self-realization (individual emancipation) and service to humanity (collective welfare): the fulfillment of the physical, mental and spiritual needs of all people. Through its meditation centers and service projects around the world, Ananda Marga offers instruction in meditation, yoga and other self-development practices on a non-commercial basis, and responds to social emergencies and long-term social needs
La Organización ANANDA MARGA PRACHARAKA SAMGHA (Sociedad para la Difusión de Ananda Marga) fue fundada en India en 1955 por Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar para difundir las antiguas enseñanzas del Tantra Místico de Shiva y el Rajadhiraja Yoga. En la actualidad, ANANDA MARGA es una gran comunidad internacional de practicantes de Yoga y Meditación que cuenta con sedes en más de 160 países. El lema fundamental de Ananda Marga es: "Atma moksartham jagat hitaya ca", frase en sánscrito que significa: Autoconocimiento y servicio a la humanidad". Esto quiere decir que mientras se trabaja para lograr el desarrollo individual físico, mental y espiritual, también se ayuda al resto de la sociedad para que todos puedan lograr esos mismos objetivos.

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  • The Svastika is not Nazism. Originally she is from India, and means spiritual victory, and literally "be good".

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  • Whats with the Nazi sign though :( ?

  • Awesome I love it. Any idea where I can find a higher quality version or an MP3 of this :) ?

  • It may be the strongest mantra.

    But you are really challenging when you call it "Mahamantra". Our universal family is all getting the what we need from our Beloved.

    People get different mantras and methods according to their needs. We do not need to tell that our way is better then yours.

  • baba who will be the one who ask you when you have all our attention ? what will we be or what will we become ?

  • thank you baba for my part in all this. humbly yours, and affluentially coincidal.

    only cries fill the echoed chambers from which we all revolked you . cries of love are a open door, your offering to us as our carer and provider of inner warmth with the sugestion of pupose and contentment

    that magnitude of which we are facing only amplifies power of your will and love towards the great movement of live .

    To accomodate our inheritance is nothing but too accept you as our father.

  • thank you, this love and open realisation is wonderous. i wish for others to have peace enough inside to explore and care about humanity as for what it is. BaBa created prout to help us like a balm on our wounds,

    The very nature is nurture and attainment. It strikes me that we see things from face value, i hope to be nearing certain reabilities soon maybe through few lives . Self Realisation has a standpoint which is relative to all criterea.

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