Or what mantra would you use if you were looking for one which embodied truth and encouraged joy in the Now.

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Actually, it is OM or AUM. From what I have learned it is the "sound" of the vibration of our wonderful universe. And more! Om linky external link (opens in new window)

Won't you join me? Aaaaaaauuuuuuuummmmmmm

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answered 08 Feb '11, 01:46

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AAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

(08 Feb '11, 10:47) Brian

AaaaaaOoooooooMmmmmmm..... Yum!

(08 Feb '11, 22:33) all2gethernow

"A" stands for Creation. "U" stands for Preservation. "M" stands for Destruction or dissolution.

(08 Feb '11, 22:54) jim 10

Wow.. Novelty, habit, entropy.

(10 Feb '11, 03:53) all2gethernow
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It seems I have a new one all the time! haha

I like the one from master key:

"I am whole, perfect, strong, powerful, loving, harmonious and happy."

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answered 08 Feb '11, 01:17

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thanks so much!!!! nameste

(08 Feb '11, 01:23) all2gethernow

I added to the master key mantra like this, I am whole, perfect, strong, powerful, loving, harmonious, joyful and abundant.

(08 Feb '11, 10:46) Brian

Live and Love Life. Enjoy and Learn from it.

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answered 09 Feb '11, 19:01

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I feel incredible!

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answered 09 Feb '11, 19:52

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Just like Michael, I also chose OM. It was the first "word" my first-born child uttered. It means 'mother' in arabic, which is one of my two native languages. It embodies, just like a mother, unconditional love. It also encourages me to focus on the task at hand.

Thank you, namaste

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answered 10 Feb '11, 10:10

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Aside from the mantras listed above, I use a few others. Thank You Thank You, One with the One, Bless Bless Love Love Bless Bless Love, Love All Love One Same Moon Same Sun, and God God God God God.

Peace

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answered 08 Feb '11, 10:44

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I like the master key mantra, when I use it, I affirm with a "yes!" at the end with feeling.

I also use "Feel, Focus, Flow" - when I need to be still and bring myself back to the present moment. (I actually wrote a blog on it a while back: http://tinybuddha.com/blog/feel-focus-flow/ external link (opens in new window))

Great question!

Sukh :)

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My "Mantra", if I had to say I had one, is from Psalm 51:10-12 (King James). We used to sing these verses in Church, and I hum it whenever I need to feel God:

Create in Me a Clean Heart, Oh God;

And renew a Right Spirit within me.

Cast me not away from Thy Presence,

And take not Thy Holy Spirit from me.

Restore unto me the Joy of Thy Salvation,

And Uphold me in Thy Free Spirit.

Amen!

Jai P.S. I also recommend saying the Rosary, if you swing towards that belief...the Rosary is designed to put One in an altered state.

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thanks!! i am going to try the rosary's precursor, mala beads.

shine on.

(02 Mar '11, 02:03) all2gethernow

Got it!!!

G R A C E J O Y E A S E

Thanks!!!

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