Yogena Chittasya Mantra Lyrics, Meaning, Benefits, Download
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The Yogena Chittasya mantra is a prayer played or chanted before beginning any yoga session.
The mantra is an invocation of sage Patanjali. Chanting or listening to this mantra invokes Patanjali and purifies the mind, body, and speech.
Yogena Chittasya is part of the Ancient Chants from India - Volume 1 album.
Lyrics of the Mantra
Verse 1:
|| Yogena Chittasya Padena Vacha
Malam Sharirasya Cha Vaidya Kena ||
Verse 2:
|| Yopakarotham Pravaram Muninam
Patanjalim Pranjali Ranatosmi ||
Meaning of the Mantra
Verse 1:
|| Yogena Chittasya Padena Vacha
Malam Sharirasya Cha Vaidya Kena ||
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Meaning:
I praise sage Patanjali who gave us the science of yoga to purify our mind and consciousness,
And who gave us grammar and vocabulary to use the words and express ourselves with perfection.
He gave us the gift of medicine, so that we remove the impurities of the body.
Verse 2:
|| Yopakarotham Pravaram Muninam
Patanjalim Pranjali Ranatosmi ||
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Meaning:
Dear Lord, let me be closer to the sage who gave us all these gifts,
I bow down with folded hands in reverence of Lord Patanjali.
For a more thorough explanation of the mantra, look below:
Yogena Chittasya : I bow down to him who purifies the impurities of the mind and Yoga
Padena Vacha : Who purifies the expression of Speech by Pada
Malam Sharirasya : who purifies the impurities of the Body
Cha Vaidya Kena : Through Vaidya (Medical)
Yopakarotham : He who is an expert in removing the impurities of the body, heart, and mind
Pravaram Muninam : To that most excellent of Munis
Patanjalim Praanjali Ranatosmi : Patanjali, I bow down with folded hands.
Variations of the Mantra
The Yogena Chittasya mantra, often associated with Patanjali and used as an invocation before undertaking yoga practices, is commonly known by this name or the Patanjali Yoga mantra or the Patanjali Sloka mantra.
There aren't widely recognized alternate names for this particular mantra.
However, as with many ancient texts, variations in pronunciation and minor textual differences might exist across different traditions or lineages.
Preview Yogena Chittasya Mantra
Benefits of the Mantra
The Yogena Chittasya Mantra holds several benefits for the mind of both the chanter and the listener.
Listening to this healing Patanjali mantra along with meditation helps you in the following ways.
Benefit 1 - Better focus
This chant builds up our confidence and concentration
Benefit 2 - Better decisions
Without any ego, your decision-making skills get much better
Benefit 3 - Purifies your mind
Chanting or listening to the mantra helps you to purify your mind and body
History of the Mantra
Sage Patanjali is believed to be an incarnation of Adishesha, a serpent with a thousand heads.
Usually, the number thousand is a representation of infinity in ancient scriptures. A serpent is a symbol of strength.
Patanjali is considered as a sage with unlimited strength and knowledge. And the Yogena Chittasya mantra is the invocation of all his powers.
Because of his powers, it is believed that Patanjali lived for eight centuries.
He was known for encoding the Yoga Sutras from which the modern practice of yoga is derived. Patanjali's work is found in around 200 aphorisms in the Yoga Sutra.
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