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    Ancient beej mantra technique as popularized by Deepak Chopra

    This meditation involves chanting of "Om beej (seed) mantra namah!"

    The beej or the seed mantra is derived from the sound of each
    individual's nakshatra-pada. Nakshatra is one of the 27 sectors along the
    ecliptic covering 13 degrees and 20 minutes, while pada is one quarter of the
    nakshatra covering 3 degrees and 20 minutes.

    The position of the moon at the time of a person's birth determines his or
    her nakshatra-pada, thus making the seed mantra unique to that person.

    The sound of the nakshatra-pada is suffixed with 'm' to arrive at the


    individual's own primordial sound mantra.

    You can find your nakshatra here (link opens in new window) by entering
    your date, time and place of birth.

    Once you have your nakshatra ready, all you need is your pada to derive
    your beej mantra. Look at the start and end times mentioned along with
    your nakshatra and divide the period between the two into four equal
    quarters. Then check for the quartile in which your particular time of birth
    falls. This will be your pada.

    Now use this table to find your own unique beej mantra.

    # Name Pada 1 Pada 2 Pada 3 Pada 4


    1 Ashwini Chu Che Cho La
    2 Bharani Li Lu Le Lo
    3 Kritika A I U E
    4 Rohini O Va/Ba Vi/Bi Vu/Bu
    5 Mrigashīrsha Ve/Be Vo/Bo Ka Ke
    6 Ārdrā Ku Gha Ng/Na Chha
    7 Punarvasu Ke Ko Ha Hi
    8 Pushya Hu He Ho Da
    9 Āshleshā Di Du De Do
    10 Maghā Ma Mi Mu Me
    11 Pūrva Phalgunī Mo Ta Ti Tu
    12 Uttara Phalgunī Te To Pa Pi
    13 Hasta Pu Sha Na Tha
    14 Chitra Pe Po Ra Ri
    15 Svātī Ru Re Ro Ta
    16 Viśākhā Ti Tu Te To
    17 Anurādhā Na Ni Nu Ne
    18 Jyeshtha No Ya Yi Yu
    19 Mula Ye Yo Bha Bhi
    20 Pūrva Ashādhā Bhu Dha Bha/Pha Dha
    21 Uttara Aṣāḍhā Bhe Bho Ja Ji
    22 Śrāvaṇa Ju/Khi Je/Khu Jo/Khe Gha/Kho
    23 Śrāviṣṭha or Dhanishta Ga Gi Gu Ge
    24 Shatabhisha Go Sa Si Su
    25 Pūrva Bhādrapadā Se So Da Di
    26 Uttara Bhādrapadā Du Tha Jha Da/Tra
    27 Revati De Do Cha Chi
    For example, if you were born in New York City on January 1, 1970 at 5.30pm,
    your nakshatra will be Chitra and pada will be 2, making your seed mantra
    Po and your personal primordial sound meditation mantra: Om Pom Namah!

    Begin your meditation with:

     observing a minute of silence with closed eyes


     start chanting the mantra gently for 10-15 minutes
     finish by sitting still for a couple of minutes with no chanting toward the
    end
    Primordial sound meditation, like all other meditations, needs to be done
    effortlessly without taxing yourself either physically or mentally.

    The idea is not to force yourself into chanting the mantra in a set fashion or at
    a certain pace. Let the tempo of the mantra flow naturally - it may be long or
    short, fast or slow, loud or soft.

    Do not resist any thoughts that may flood your consciousness and distract
    you from the chanting. Let them come and go.

    Just be one with whatever you experience.

    There are people who believe in charging money for giving you your beej
    mantra. I, on the other hand, believe that something as divine and as natural
    as the primordial sound meditation should be free and available to all.

    Nature's gifts to us - sunshine, air and water are free, so should be meditation
    in all its forms.

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