Makar Rashi Beej Mantra - Lyrics, Meaning, Benefits, Download

Learn everything about this Zodiac seed mantra that will unlock the potential of those belonging to the Capricorn moon sign

The Makar Rashi Beej mantra is one of the twelve moon sign horoscope mantras.

Each of the moon signs is ruled by a planet or a deity and is associated with a mantra.

Like all mantras, Rashi mantras or moon mantras have a powerful effect when chanted.

But, Rashi mantras can be a singular solution to all problems for people who were born in that Rashi.

These mantras are the most fundamental mantras and can be used to heal any problems.

That's why they are called Rashi Beej Mantras. Rashi means the moon, and Beej Mantras are the 'seed mantras' for the particular moon sign.

Beej mantras are sort of short forms of the important words in all mantras. They hold the crux of the vibrations that exist in the original keyword.

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History of the mantra
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Meaning of the mantra
Benefits of the mantra
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History of the mantra

As we all know, there are 12 horoscope signs. Each of the moon signs is ruled by a lord that is a deification of the planet.

Practicing mantra meditation with the Rashi Beej mantra invokes the deity of the Rashi to empower you.

For that, you need to know your moon sign. You can find that by consulting a horoscope reader.

Once you know your moon sign, you can start using the corresponding Rashi Beej mantra.

You can then start practicing mantra meditation daily using the Rashi Beej mantra.

The Makar (Capricorn) Rashi Beej mantra is made up of 6 seed words: Om, Aing, Kleeng, Hreeng, Shreeng, and Sauh.

Lyrics of the Mantra

Om Aing Kleeng Hreeng Shreeng Sauh

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Meaning of the Mantra

The four Beej mantras that constitute to become the Capricorn (Makar) Rashi Beej mantra are as follows.

Om: ॐ

Om is considered the most mystical sound of the universe. The ancient Indian scriptures, the Vedas, consider it to be the sound of the universe.

The sound Om consists of three fundamental sounds: A, U, M.

Om is considered a holy sound in Hinduism and Buddhism.

In Hinduism, it represents the Trimurti, a merger of Brahma: the creator, Vishnu: the sustainer, and Mahesh (Shiva): the destroyer.

The sound Om is also believed to encompass all of existence: what was, what is, and what will be.

It evokes a sense of completion. Om also symbolizes the three Vedas: Rigveda, Samveda, Yajurveda.

Ayeim/Aim/Aing: ऐं

The Ayeim Beej mantra is an embodiment of Devi Saraswati. Saraswati is known as the goddess of knowledge and wisdom.

Practitioners chant the Ayeim mantra to excel in any field of interest. This is because the mantra powers the knowledge and skill in that field.

This beej mantra is made up of two sounds: Ayei, m. The Ayei sound itself is a combination of Aa and Ee.

The 'm' at the end considered to give the power of dispelling negativity and sorrow.

Kleem: क्लीं

The Kreem Beej mantra invokes Lord Krishna. Krishna is the dissipator of bliss (Ananda) and hence the Kleem sound is linked to Lord Krishna's magnetic quality.

While Kreem represents power, Kleem is more on the gentler side of the same aspect. Kleem is composed of three sounds.

Chanting Kleem helps us to reach our purest goals in our life. It is linked to deep spiritual devotion and will fill your heart with joy and love.

Hreem/Hreeng/Hrim: ह्रीं

The Hreem Beej mantra is a salutation for Goddess Bhuvaneshwari or Mahamaya.

This beej mantra is very powerful as it attracts leadership qualities in the person who chants it.

This mantra is known to provide help in tough situations and invite good fortune.

The Hreem mantra is composed of four root sounds. The Ha sound represents Shiva. The Ra sound represents Prakriti or nature.

Prakriti is also represented by Goddess Parvati in ancient scriptures. The 'ee' sound represents Mahamaya. The 'm' at the end is to invoke the power of dispelling sorrow.

Shreem/Shreeng/Shrim: श्रीं

The Shreem Beej mantra is a salutation to Mahalakshmi, the Goddess of wealth and prosperity.

It is recited for achieving success in business, for wealth or material gains, for the elimination of doubt and illnesses, and for protection from evil.

Shreem is composed of three sounds: Sha, Ra, eem. Sha represents Mahalakshmi, Ra means wealth, and ee represents Mahamaya or satisfaction.

And the end sound of 'm' dispels all sorrow.

Sauh: सौः

The Sauh Beej mantra is also known as the hridayabeej (seed of the heart) and amrutbeej (seed of the elixir).

The Sauh mantra is composed of three sounds: Sa, Uu, and Ah. According to Vedic texts, the Sauh Beej mantra becomes competent for initiation leading to liberation without any sacrificial rites.

That is why many mantras end with this Beej mantra. It is known for being the final liberation where nirvana and emancipation meet.

The Sauh mantra, also known as Svaha, is also considered the cosmic pulsation of the supreme power. In some contexts, it also invokes your true self translating to "I am".

Benefits of listening to Makar Rashi Beej Mantra

Chanting the Capricorn (Makar) Rashi Beej mantra can have the following benefits for people born with this zodiac sign.

Benefit 1 - Excels in your field of work

Benefit 2 - Gains new expertise

Benefit 3 - Finds success in entrepreneurial ventures

Benefit 4 - Knowledge-grasping powers increase

Benefit 5 - Immense clarity on personal goals and ambitions

Benefit 6 - Great improvement in confidence and personality

Benefit 7 - Mends broken relationships

Benefit 8 - Becomes physically fit and visually appealing

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FAQ about Mantras

We answered some of the important questions that
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What is a mantra?

A mantra is an ancient rhythmic chant that is practiced for mental, spiritual or emotional healing. The powerful sounds of a mantra are composed to fulfil a certain intention, both for the chanter and the listener.
The oldest mantra is said to be more than 3000 years old, and mantras are found in various cultures across the world, including Hinduism and Buddhism.

What is mantra meditation?

Mantra meditation is the practice of deep focused listening to a mantra in a meditative state to fulfil a certain intention. Mantra meditation is an excellent tool to raise one's vibrations, overcome suffering and strengthen one's powers of attraction.

How does a mantra heal?

The healing power of a mantra lies in its sounds. Each mantra has been composed in order to create a certain response from the mind, body and spirit.
A mantra, when practiced repeatedly with complete surrender, has the ability to heal in the following ways:
* It swiftly detaches the mind from all current overwhelming thoughts and emotions.
* It elevates one's vibrations, creating a vibrational shield of positivity and clarity.
* It strengthens the powers of intuition and attraction.
* It soothes all pain and suffering with its deep sounds.
* It improves mental faculties like memory, concentration and creativity.
* It is an enhancing additional tool that can deepen the experience of most other spiritual practices.
* It grants these benefits to both the chanter and the listener of the mantra

Do I have to know the words and chant along?

Chanting a mantra is one way of receiving the benefits of that mantra.
However, it might be quite a difficult task to master the pronunciation of a mantra, especially if it is in a language that is foreign to you.
In that case, you can always gain the same benefits of a mantra by practicing mantra meditation. Simply put, mantra meditation is the practice of focused listening to a mantra while being in a meditative state.

Comparing the two, chanting and meditation, you should choose mantra meditation if you are at all in doubt or in difficulty regarding the pronunciation.
That's because not pronouncing the mantra right hampers its power drastically.
That said, even though it can at times be complicated to learn chanting, it is worth the effort.
Chanting a mantra is an intensely satisfying, liberating experience that you must try to gain.

Will the mantra healing really work for me?

You only have to answer three important question to figure out if mantras and mantra meditation will work for you:
Are you ready to move past your suffering and conflicts?
Are you ready to set a strong intention of well-being and give it your sincerest focus?
Are you ready to devote some time and attention to the practice of raising your vibrations every day?
If your answer to these questions is 'Yes,' then mantras will certainly work for you, and guide you on the path of your desired life.

Does the mantra provide healing for medical issues?

Although a mantra is an excellent tool for soothing our suffering and uplifting our lives, it is not an alternative for any medical treatment or therapy.
It is important to remember that while medication, treatment and medical therapy support our physical healing, mantras do the job of aligning our mind and our consciousness to derive the most from such healing.

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