All about Slavic mantras

In recent decades, sound therapy has received the approval of leading scientists in the world and finally came into official medicine, but people have long known about the magical effect of sound on the human body. The meaning of mantras - repeated and supposedly meaningless sounds - is not actually a prayer, as many skeptics believe, but only allows you to tune your own body in a certain way. At the same time, everyone has heard a lot about Buddhist mantras, but in fact, the Slavs also practiced something similar. It is foolish to argue about which people have better mantras - they all carry approximately the same meaning, therefore you can use any. We will consider Slavic mantras.

Slavic mantras in our time are thoroughly forgotten, and this is not surprising - with the advent of Christianity, they were actively eradicated as a "relic of paganism." Although the Old Slavic mantras never had a direct relationship to religion - their keepers were most often the wise men as the most educated people of that time, and they were not just the ministers of the cult. The new religion called on the Slavs to believe that suffering on earth is not a sign of something bad, because in heaven everyone will be rewarded according to their deserts, which is why no mantras are needed.

According to the Magi, the whole world around us consists of vibrations, and sound, as you know, is also vibration. Mantras were composed of a text selected in such a way as to influence these vibrations not only within one's own body, but also around. Thanks to this, there were very powerful mantras both for every day and thematic - strong programs for material well-being or for the fulfillment of specific desires.

A separate type of mantra should be considered the so-called Agma, that is, words of power and strength. In contrast to the mantra, which is relatively lengthy and reminiscent of a conspiracy, Agma is always relatively short, in its longest version, consisting of three words. To a modern Russian speaker, Agma will seem like an abstract set of sounds, but in reality it is not an abstraction at all, but precisely that sound compilation that affects certain vibrations.

A knowledgeable Slavic sorcerer with the help of mantras could solve numerous issues - from the treatment of diseases and protection from evil spirits to obtaining new information about the world around him or even the future. According to legend, the most knowledgeable magi, with the help of mantras, were able to influence even the outcome of major battles! Today, many are skeptical about the ancient skill of reading mantras, but we must not forget that we have lost some of our knowledge irretrievably.

Slavic mantras differ from any others in the sets of sounds that are used to achieve a certain effect, but at the same time they are no less effective and are used by many people.

As with many other mantras, a single pronunciation of Slavic spells will not give any noticeable effect - Knowledgeable people are advised to recite the mantra at least 70 times in a row. At the same time, it is strongly discouraged to use knowledge for pampering - remember that for help, you call on higher powers, which are not yet very accessible to our understanding, which can punish a daredevil who bothers them over trifles.

But this is all just theory, and the reader probably wants to quickly go directly to practice. We have compiled a list of the most common ancient Slavic mantras.

• Radoga. For the ancient Slavs, the concept of clan and family was sacred - the idea of ​​individualism simply did not exist, each person was integral to his ancestors and descendants. This mantra helped to maintain family ties even at a distance, made sure that mother was alive and father was alive, made it possible to count on the help of ancestral amulets even far from home.
• Zrozhden... One of the key mantras, fundamentally necessary for a magician who is engaged in healing. Our ancestors believed that it ends the dark life period and begins a light one, and most of all this concerns human health.
• Drago. Perhaps one of the most versatile mantras. It is believed that its most famous action is the solution of material problems. However, this spell did not mean that a bag of gold would fall on you out of nowhere. Instead, one could count on a new opportunity for earning, thanks to which the lack of money could be eliminated, but then the speaker himself must be ready for the fact that he will not be limited to one reading, he will also have to work. In addition, the same mantra helped lovers, and often in the most direct, physical sense.
• Urrah... This mantra is actually a request for enlightenment to the higher powers. Reading such a consonance, a person becomes smarter, new knowledge can open to him. He learns something on a whim, and somewhere the information comes due to the fact that the reader has grown wiser and has figured out how to find out what he needs. An additional effect is an increase in volitional concentration, which is also needed in order to master information.
• Wear... This mantra is an excellent solution for those who have repeatedly ruined their own lives by their own mistakes. In principle, this consonance, like the previous one, is a request to grow wiser.But here the request is narrower: a person does not pretend to know everything, but only wants to understand why he fails. The result of the frequent reading of this spell is that the wiser one gets out of poverty and then lives in prosperity.
• Bogosch. A mystical mantra aimed at preserving one's own well-being from a rather unexpected side. First of all, it allows that which should remain secret to be kept secret. And also the spell makes it possible to see some unfavorable situations that await a person in the near future on the path of life, which means that it will be possible to prepare for the worst or even prevent such a scenario.
• Yasun... A spell aimed at improving mutual understanding between people. The reader of this consonance becomes more understandable of the motives of others, thanks to which he can more productively negotiate with others and be less afraid of any inconsistencies. Nowadays, this is one of the most beloved mantras among businessmen.
• Radoro... This mantra perfectly substituted for our distant ancestors a successfully functioning court. The consonance is aimed at restoring justice in the world - it is, as it were, a request to higher powers to punish everyone who behaved incorrectly. The same spell sometimes helps to renew broken ties with lost people.
• Daro. In modern society, there are active discussions about which is more important - spiritual or physical, and this mantra is precisely designed to balance two aspects that are actually equally important for a healthy person. Lovers of this spell are especially fortunate, but only when you are righteous and fight evil. Consonance also helps to successfully iron out conflicts.
• Glory... The ancient Slavs believed in hassles - creatures that deliberately lead people on the wrong path, lead away from success. One may or may not believe in spirits, but the people around us may well play the role of such hassles. By reciting this mantra, the believer learns to distinguish them from, indeed, benevolent others and warns of intrigues. Among other things, regular reading increases the reader's ability to adapt to a rapidly changing life.
• Holy... An excellent mantra for those who have lost their way, found themselves in a desperate situation, cannot cope with problems and do not know where to expect help. This spell will help you understand how to start all over again and succeed, regardless of the obstacles that arise. The same consonance allows you to establish peace in the soul, and in some cases it is used to spell the opposite sex.
• Chron. The meaning of this mantra in many respects overlaps with what the mantra Slavo had: to protect the reader from the envious and villains around him, to interrupt the power of someone else's slander. At the same time, such a spell helps to stop a series of failures and again turn your own destiny in a positive direction.
• Yaruna. Another effective mantra for restoring justice, which at the same time allows you to understand that you are not moving forward, and even pushes you to active action aimed at good. Reading it, you can strengthen your own mind and will, and at the same time defeat fresh curses from ill-wishers.

Since in the mantra it is not some lexical meaning that is important, but vibration, it is important to ensure that the spell is recited correctly. The principles of reading have also come down to our time and are already waiting to be considered in more detail.

Mantra is a kind of appeal to the Universe, which should be clear and unambiguous. In order for it to reach the addressee, it must be intelligible, and the reading person should not be distracted by solving any other problems, and even more so, the slightest disbelief that everything will turn out in accordance with expectations is unacceptable.The first advice of both ancient and modern wise men is not to recite mantras in a state of excitement - first you need to thoroughly calm down and clear your own thoughts of any extraneous reflections.

Turning to higher powers, it is important to stay clean not only in thoughts but also physically. It is unacceptable to recite mantras in dirty clothes, as well as in a room where confusion reigns. The room from which the connection with the cosmos will occur can in a sense be considered a sacred place, which means that you cannot address the higher forces from anywhere and at any time.

It is generally accepted that Slavic mantras are most productive if read either early in the morning or just before bedtime... In many ways, this is logical - at this time, we either were not yet filled with the worries of the new day, or we had already solved most of the problems and cleared our minds of them. At the same time, reading mantras is still allowed. at any time of the day and anywhere, if you feel that it is urgently needed.

Ancient texts do not contain clear instructions on exactly how to pronounce mantras, therefore modern experts agree that they can be pronounced both in full voice and in a whisper, or you can even repeat it to yourself without sounding.

If the mantra consists of three words, then it is important to pronounce it according to a certain universal scheme. The first word is always pronounced somewhat stretched out. The second word, as a rule, is longer, the first and third vowels are worth pulling here, which at the same time is usually the last. Finally, in the third word, the stress is on the second syllable.