Types of Mantras is an article explaining the Main Categories of Mantras. Mantra is a complete set of words from the Vedas attributed to the deities or Devas.
Mantras have come down to us from our Maharishis, saints, Sadhus, and Yogis who after the recitation of Mantras for several thousand years guided us to follow those mantras.
Mantras are single or strung-together syllables. Mantra is the sound-body of a god. Sanskrit letters are strung together like a wheel called Matrika Chakra. All Sanskrit letters are sacred.
Each Mantra is packed with salubrious vibrations, the release of which spreads through the universe of the human body and spirit like the ripples generated by a rock dropped in a pond.
The ripples in the mind lake created repeatedly by the mantras keep the physical, emotional, and mental state in good health. It is also compared to a seed, which packs a tree inside, the growth of which depends upon the fertile soil.
Such is the power of Mantra. A Mantra is a sound and or silent energy which has transformational power on the person who utters it. By Mantra a Devata is invoked.
There are many kinds of mantras written in the ancient text and scriptures. Some mantras are written in Vedas, some in Tantras, Puranas and some are Shabar mantras. Some mantras are passed from a Guru to the disciples.
Types of Mantras
SHANTIKARAN Mantras
These mantras are for getting peace at home & in business and mostly deal with the cure of diseases and warding off the malefic influence of planets.
VASHIKARAN Mantras
These mantras are mainly for attraction and for having intimacy with the desired person. Through these mantras, you can put under your control any woman, man, officer, minister, deity, soul, animal, etc., and can fulfill your wishes.
STAMBHAN Mantras
These mantras are for stopping any person to perform any specific tasks or for stopping any particular event from happening. These mantras help to stop any person from doing mischief or acting against you.
VIDVESHAN Mantras
These mantras are used for creating differences between two or many individuals.
UCHCHATAN Mantras
These mantras deal with the distraction of the mind of the enemy or opponents and other persons so that they may remain away from their country, birthplace, residence, home, work, and family members.
It is also used when the ‘sadhana requires a person to remain at war with others. These mantras also help to remove the bad habits like alcohol consumption, gambling, etc. from the prospect.
MARAN Mantras
These are death-inflicting mantras through which you can kill anybody at any distance without disclosing your identity. These mantras should only be learned from a capable Guru and should not be used until extreme conditions.
