mantra fot studies intelligence knowledge..

[vinchiru]

baba plz help me. i am not able to study properly.i am not able to concentrate i am not getting interest in studies.i am doing diploma in cs.i am not able to complete it.i am facing many problems..plz help me..and plz tell me a mantra.

[marioban29]

Sai Ram Vinchiruji,

I have found a website with 47 Mantra Categories and 205 Mantras which you can listen to.

You can choose from the category SELF DEVELOPEMENT:

Self-Development (1)
Detachment (4)
Devotion (3)
Increasing Learning Power (4)
Intelligence (4)
Positivity (4)
Spiritual Growth (3)
Spontaneity And Flexibility (2)
Willpower (4)
 


http://www.jaisiyaram.com/mantra/

I hope this helps you.

Mario

[marioban29]

Sairam,

here is a website (http://www.dalsabzi.com/Mantras/mantra_for_teaching.htm) with the subject:

Mantra for Teaching / Learning
This particular Mantra is for those who teach and/or learn. I find it particularly fascinating, since it realises that whenever a teacher and student meet, there is all possibility of there arising an ego-clash and hence an argument. So besides an enlightening study, the mantra invokes peace.

Om!
Sah naavavatu
Sah nau Bhunaktu
Sah Veeryam Karvaa vahai
Tejasvee naav dheeta mastu
Maa Vidvishaa vahai
Om! Shanti Shanti Shanti



Om
 
 
Sah
 Together
 
nau
 us both
 
Avatu
 may He protect
 
Sah
 Together
 
nau
 us both
 
Bhunaktu
 may He look after (The Study)
 
Sah
 Together
 
Veeryam
 putting an effort enthusiastically
 
karva vahai
 exert together (for the study)
 
Tejasvee
 lustrous
 
nau
 of both of us
 
Adheetam
 study
 
astu
 maybe
 
Ma vid vishaa vahai
 (May both of us) never quarrel
 

Om! may He protect us both (teacher and student)
May He look after us, so that we both enjoy (the fruits of our study)
May our study acquire a lustre
May we never quarrel with each other.

GLOSSARY (Pronunciation)

A Like in 'but'

Aa Like in 'Far'

Ai Like in 'hair'

Ey Like in Whey

I Like in 'Pin'

Oo Like in 'Shoot'

Oon 'n' has got a nasal sound.

U Like in 'Put'

SANSKRIT

Sanskrit believes that the sound of the word never gets ruined and that it has an everlasting value.

Words in Sanskrit open out from their seed (beej) form.

A root is always a single syllable that contains one of the basic sounds a, I, u, ri

The root or seed may create a word, yet the word will vibrate to its best, and gives it tremendous power.

The Vedic or the Sanskrit view gives more importance to the special sound it should produce, than to the meaning of the spoken word.
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I hope this helps you too.

Mario