Patanjali

A complete guide to the entire collection of Patanjali Mantras by Mahakatha

Sage Patanjali holds profound significance among his devotees as the father of yoga and the compiler of the Yoga Sutras, a foundational text of yoga philosophy. Revered as a great sage and teacher, Patanjali is worshipped for his invaluable contributions to the practice and understanding of yoga.

Patanjali is believed to have lived around the 2nd century BCE and is revered for systematizing the principles of yoga into a comprehensive framework. His Yoga Sutras elucidate the path of self-realization through practices such as asana (postures), pranayama (breath control), and meditation.

Due to his place as the father of yoga, Patanjali mantras are considered great companion pieces for yoga and meditation practice.

The Yogena Chittasya mantra pays homage to Patanjali as the master of yoga, seeking his blessings for spiritual progress and inner transformation.

The Wah Yantee mantra is written by sage Patanjali. The purpose of this chant is to assist you in opening your third eye and enhancing your intuition and wisdom.

If these mantras interest you, you can learn about other chants that work well with yoga and meditation. Chief among these is the Ashtanga Vinyasa Opening yoga mantra, a mantra from the Ashtanga school of yoga, that removes distractions from your mind.

Another mantra you can meditate on is the Guru Yoga Mantra, which is a hugely popular chant to invoke the Trimurti - Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma.

You may also be interested in reading more about Mahakatha’s most popular mantras. The first one is the Karagre Vasate Lakshmi mantra, a beautiful Lakshmi devi chant that unlocks abundance in your life.

You should also check out the Om Japa Kusuma mantra, a Surya mantra that gives the listener emotional and physical energy. If you’re feeling fatigued, this is the mantra for you.

For the healing of physical and emotional ailments, we would recommend the Sudarshanashtakam mantra. This Vishnu mantra helps you stay healthy and keep you away from persistent illness.