Focus:
Close your eyes and gently bring your attention to the point between your eyebrows — the space often referred to as the third eye.
Mantra:
Choose a mantra that resonates deeply with you. It can be a sacred Sanskrit mantra or a simple, meaningful word in your own language — something that uplifts your mind and heart.
Here are a few Sanskrit mantras you can use:
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Aum (Om)
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Aum Namah Shivaya
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Hare Krishna
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Sat Chit Ananda (Truth, Consciousness, Bliss)
- Practice:
Chant your mantra for 5 to 31 minutes. You can recite it monotonously without music or softly sing it with your natural rhythm.
Try to maintain steady breathing — ideally, chant the entire mantra in one breath. With practice, the repetition will calm the mind and awaken a deep sense of inner stillness.
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