The Atharva Veda speaks of the healing power of mantras and their connection to divine energy. Willpower serves as our savior, guiding the subtle Chaitanya energy. It is not the will itself that heals but rather the will that awakens the divine energy, which is the true source of healing. This divine will, being both a creative and sustaining force, is omnipresent and resides within every unit of cosmic energy, universal consciousness, or prana.
Mantras and yantras possess immense healing power. They integrate the entire being—body, mind, chitta (which includes the psyche, brain, and five senses)—bringing harmony and well-being.
A profound lesson for human life can be drawn from the death of Alexander the Great. As he lay on his deathbed, all his hopes faded away. Before his funeral procession, he instructed that while his body may be fully covered, his hands should remain open and visible to the public. This gesture symbolized a powerful truth: even the greatest conqueror must leave this world empty-handed.
Key Points on The Power of Will and the Wisdom of Mantras
- Mantras and Healing – The Atharva Veda highlights the power of mantras in healing and their connection to divine energy.
- Role of Willpower – It is not willpower itself that heals, but it awakens divine energy, which is the true source of healing.
- Omnipresence of Divine Will – The divine will is both a creative and sustaining force, present in every unit of cosmic energy, universal consciousness, and prana.
- Healing Through Mantras and Yantras – Mantras and yantras harmonize the body, mind, chitta (psyche, brain, and senses), promoting overall well-being.
- Lesson from Alexander the Great – Before his funeral, Alexander instructed that his hands remain open, symbolizing that even the greatest conqueror leaves the world empty-handed.
निष्कर्ष:
- कंप्यूटर कभी भी मानव मस्तिष्क की दिव्य क्षमताओं की बराबरी नहीं कर सकता।
- मानव मस्तिष्क एक चमत्कारी चेतन यंत्र है, जो ऊर्जा और चेतना के संयुक्त प्रभाव से कार्य करता है।