Love Mantras: Chant in Sanskrit to attract and improve Relationships!

Send us a textJill Jardine, M.A. Counseling/Psychology, is an initiated and certified instructor in Sanskrit Mantra through the lineage of Namadeva Archarya, Thomas Ashley-Farrand.  In this episode, Jill shares Sanskrit mantras for Love that have been transmitted through her teacher's mantra lineage.Sanskrit is the oldest language on the planet, called "Deva Lingua," the mother of tongues or the language of the gods. The Sanskrit alphabet has 50 letters, which is the same number of petals on the first six chakras, energy centers located along the spine.When we chant Sanskrit mantras many magical things can happen. We may feel physical healing in our bodies, illumination of consciousness and other sensations such as energy goosebumps, of "spiritual confirmation," or kundalini rising.Chanting mantras activate "Shakti," a Sanskrit term for the Divine Feminine life force.  Shakti can be transmitted from Gurus or teachers to students and from healers to receivers.In the Vedic pantheon of deities, Lakshmi is the goddess of abundance and prosperity. The Sanskrit seed or "bija" mantra for Lakshmi is "SHRIM." Jill teaches mantras for love including:1) OM KAMALA-YEI NAMAHA"- to invoke the Goddess of Love-Kamala (Lakshmi, the goddess of abundance in her love form)2) HRIM (pronounced "HREEM")Seed or bija mantra for the Sacred Heart, to bring in more self love and divine love3) KLIM (pronounced "KLEEM:)Seed or bija mantra for attraction.  To attract desired outcome.4) "OM KLIM KRISHNAYA NAMAHA"To attract a worthy man.5) OM RADHA KRISHNAYA NAMAHASalutes the divine lovers Radha and Krishna, and helps to improve love in an existing relationship or bring in a new love.6) AHAM PREMA"I am Divine Love."Book a session for an astrological reading or for personal mantra recommendations with at www.jilljardineastrology.co,Support the show Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.