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MANTRA 8D - Mantra contra la negatividad - Mantra para la buena fortuna

EPISODE · Oct 16, 2019 · 26 MIN

MANTRA 8D - Mantra contra la negatividad - Mantra para la buena fortuna

from Musica Relajante A Cada Instante

MANTRA 8D - OM GAM GANAPATAYE NAMAHA SHARANAM GANESHA Antes que nada no olvides visitar mi otro Podcast "A Cada Instante" donde hablo de Mindfulness y consejos para vivir el momento presente. Este mantra está compuestos por palabras en sánscrito, estas no deben traducirse pues si esto se hiciera se perdería el poder vibratorio que posee. Es uno de los 18 mantras de invocación a Ganesha (cada uno con un poder especíco), una de las deidades hindús más queridas y conocidas. Dios del intelecto y la buena fortuna. Ganesha nos protege de todo ambiente de negatividad, violencia, envidia u odio si se le invoca Signicado: “OM GAM” “saludo al señor de los innumerables” Este es el mantra de Riqueza tiene una energía poderosa. Da el bienestar material, así como la alegría, la felicidad y el amor. Puedes realizarlo antes de iniciar un viaje, un nuevo contrato, un curso, nueva profesión o trabajo, antes de iniciar un nuevo negocio, para que los obstáculos sean eliminados y el éxito corone los esfuerzos. REPETIR mínimo durante 21 días seguidos incluso en tus actividades cotidianas

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