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Como el hatha yoga, el mantra yoga es un adjunto a las formas principales de yoga. Un mantra es una oración breve que se recita una y otra vez para acumular un impulso relacionado con una virtud en concreto dentro del alma. El vocablo mantra proviene del sánscrito y significa ‘consejo sagrado’ o ‘fórmula’. | |||
The repetition of the names of God—and of sacred mantras containing the names of God—is used by Hindus and Buddhists throughout India as a means of reunion with God. For the name of God ''is'' God, because the name is a chalice, a formula that carries his vibration. So God and his name are one. He gives you his name, you recite the name, then he gives you all of himself. | The repetition of the names of God—and of sacred mantras containing the names of God—is used by Hindus and Buddhists throughout India as a means of reunion with God. For the name of God ''is'' God, because the name is a chalice, a formula that carries his vibration. So God and his name are one. He gives you his name, you recite the name, then he gives you all of himself. | ||