The Śivapañcākṣarīstotram, also known as the Panchakshari Stotram, is a powerful mantra dedicated to Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism. The mantra consists of five syllables: "Om Namah Shivaya". It is considered to be one of the most potent and sacred mantras, capable of bringing about profound spiritual and material benefits to those who chant it with devotion and sincerity.
The Meaning of the Mantra
The five syllables of the mantra have deep spiritual significance:
Om: This is the primordial sound, representing the entire universe. It is considered the source of all creation and is believed to contain the essence of all mantras.
Na: Represents the ego or the individual self.
Ma: Represents Maya, the illusory world of appearances.
Si: Represents Shiva, the supreme consciousness that transcends the ego and Maya.
Va: Represents the union of the individual self with the supreme consciousness.
Ya: Represents the devotee's surrender to Shiva.
Thus, the mantra "Om Namah Shivaya" can be interpreted as "I bow to the supreme consciousness, the source of all creation, that transcends the ego and Maya."
“Shivam”, the two syllables that conceal the highest wisdom, finds expression in the Panchakshari Mantra.
Shiva, the auspiciousness, which is timeless, changeless and formless is the all-pervading pure consciousness.
The five syllables of the Panchakshari Mantra serve as a conduit to the cosmic consciousness, allowing us to connect with the divine essence of 'Shivam'.
In this new video released by Haṭha Vidyã, the soulful rendition of the ancient Panchakshari Stotram is combined with the enchanting traditional ritual art form of kerala,KALAMEZHUTHU.
This captivating fusion of sound and light is sure to take the viewers to a realm of spiritual bliss.
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