Satya Mantra

Satanama, or Satya? Satanama is good for balancing, life longevity, could also be good for peace, serenity, healing... Satya, I have never heard anyone use it, it would be very experimental to use it, can't recommend it to a beginner. Theoretically could be use for realization, higher understanding but all is theory. Now you can research the word further, we know it means "truth", but it can have hidden use cases, for example Sananda ( joy ) can be used for banishing negative entities, not what you would directly think concerning the meaning.
Sa- has to do with creation, tya, I don't know what it means I don't have time to reseach now sadly, but it is a good approach to try to understand mantras / words in syllables / parts.

I used it to gain peace of mind sometimes and It worked? Powerfully too.

Also @High Priestess Lydia mentioned using it I think...but as you do, I don't know the specifics but I want to learn more

Personally, I use the sacred mantra and name Satya to guide my mind into a contemplative and meditative state. It steers my thoughts toward calmer shores, and the trance state becomes much more easily attainable. I employ it during Kundalini Yoga practice. It is a mantra that always bestows upon me a deep sense of serenity and helps me attune myself inwardly.

SaqqaraNox [NG] wrote:View source

Personally, I use the sacred mantra and name Satya to guide my mind into a contemplative and meditative state. It steers my thoughts toward calmer shores, and the trance state becomes much more easily attainable. I employ it during Kundalini Yoga practice. It is a mantra that always bestows upon me a deep sense of serenity and helps me attune myself inwardly.

Exactly, I have just done 54 vibrations of the Mantra after Raum cleaning and I feel absolutely serene

AFODO wrote:View source

Satanama, or Satya? Satanama is good for balancing, life longevity, could also be good for peace, serenity, healing... Satya, I have never heard anyone use it, it would be very experimental to use it, can't recommend it to a beginner. Theoretically could be use for realization, higher understanding but all is theory. Now you can research the word further, we know it means "truth", but it can have hidden use cases, for example Sananda ( joy ) can be used for banishing negative entities, not what you would directly think concerning the meaning.
Sa- has to do with creation, tya, I don't know what it means I don't have time to reseach now sadly, but it is a good approach to try to understand mantras / words in syllables / parts.

I wrote about it in an important post, recently. One that I HIGHLY recommend all members, especially men, read.

https://ancient-forums.com/threads/the-left-brain-hemisphere-higher-understanding.302417/

Mysteries of the Gods wrote:View source

Exactly, I have just done 54 vibrations of the Mantra after Raum cleaning and I feel absolutely serene

Don't count. That defeats the purpose of it. Counting is left-brain, you want to turn off that hemisphere and delve into the eternal timeless right hemisphere.

You can begin it any time, or tomorrow when the Moon is Full in Taurus :)

AFODO wrote:View source

Satya, I have never heard anyone use it, it would be very experimental to use it,

Good to know all the time and effort I do here is wasted on many members who can't be bothered to read what I write.

I continue my work for the Gods, and for evidently a few members.

High Priestess Lydia wrote:View source

Don't count. That defeats the purpose of it. Counting is left-brain, you want to turn off that hemisphere and delve into the eternal timeless right hemisphere.

You can begin it any time, or tomorrow when the Moon is Full in Taurus :)

I think that's ideal for me. I want to learn to be in the now and "do not think" because my left brain in addition to my natural powers of manifestation are manifesting literal illness which is breeding more panic, despair.

Only, I'm afraid, as @AFODO mentioned, it can have unintended consequences. I tried to search for all possible meanings in the Sanskrit dictionary and it looks like the Mantra connects you to a state of clarity and shattering illusions, serenity, like a still calm. The other user mentioned creation but I see this more in SATANAMA (where Sa means Birth). I don't know if that connects to Satya as well. I don't want this to enhance manifestation out of control, but maybe this is me being paranoid.

From my research on Sanskrit, I found

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This person seems knowledgeble in the sacred language and explains that "Sat" is the present participle of the word "to be" ("as"), whereas "ya" is a suffix (which means "related to"). I simply don't know all the applications of this mantra, though.

I personally use it daily. I tend to use this or Sat itself. I don't count. I just tend to let go and get lost in the mantra. You can feel power from within. I'm always trying to work something into my routine that I notice brings peace of mind. Or simply in Kundalini work.

High Priestess Lydia wrote:View source

Good to know all the time and effort I do here is wasted on many members who can't be bothered to read what I write.

I continue my work for the Gods, and for evidently a few members.

I'm sorry High Priestess, I have read this sermon but somewhy forget this mantra part, I even did this meditation without the mantra, I don't know how I missed that last part.

Mysteries of the Gods wrote:View source

I think that's ideal for me. I want to learn to be in the now and "do not think" because my left brain in addition to my natural powers of manifestation are manifesting literal illness which is breeding more panic, despair.

Only, I'm afraid, as @AFODO mentioned, it can have unintended consequences. I tried to search for all possible meanings in the Sanskrit dictionary and it looks like the Mantra connects you to a state of clarity and shattering illusions, serenity, like a still calm. The other user mentioned creation but I see this more in SATANAMA (where Sa means Birth). I don't know if that connects to Satya as well. I don't want this to enhance manifestation out of control, but maybe this is me being paranoid.

From my research on Sanskrit, I found

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This person seems knowledgeble in the sacred language and explains that "Sat" is the present participle of the word "to be" ("as"), whereas "ya" is a suffix (which means "related to"). I simply don't know all the applications of this mantra, though.

I hope you get well soon

High Priestess Lydia wrote:View source

Good to know all the time and effort I do here is wasted on many members who can't be bothered to read what I write.

I continue my work for the Gods, and for evidently a few members.

For what it is worth my Dearest Holy High One Of Mighty Glorious Zeus this Mantra as well as your work on Neptune helped me directly today. So thank you. The emotional healing Shreem Mantra as well. Thank you for your time and effort. Words are hallow so may we all make great works to thank you properly.