Mantra use in christianity

Originally Posted by lomax

BY the way,here in Greece,we have a christian mantra for what you call the evil eye.

Ιησούς Χριστός Νικά κι όλα τα κακά σκορπά.

It means:
Jesus Christ wins,and scatters all evil.

That mantra will never work, it is not punctuated properly!

This would be a nice mantra.

'With God all things are possible' (Matthew 19:26)

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Nothing is impossible with God (Luke 1:37)

Originally Posted by ImthatIm

This would be a nice mantra.



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Mmmmmmaybe! They seem short enough to be repeated without thinking about them with the thinker brain. I wonder if such mantras would not only have the benefit of pushing out the thinker, but also of acting on the subconscious mind. A mantra Two fer One!
Don't know if you are a LoA guy, strictly speaking I am not, but I do think that the bend of our deeper mind has a good deal to do with what ends up manifesting within our physical reality. That said, explaining how that is possible in this shared reality experience is rather difficult.
I do think however, that "sunny day keeping the clouds away" would be too long for a mantra. Also it would make me start wondering how to get to Sesame Street, a place that has been difficult to find for years. Then again, maybe such a mantra would help me get there... who knows.

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Originally Posted by ketzer

Mmmmmmaybe! They seem short enough to be repeated without thinking about them with the thinker brain. I wonder if such mantras would not only have the benefit of pushing out the thinker, but also of acting on the subconscious mind. A mantra Two fer One!
Don't know if you are a LoA guy, strictly speaking I am not, but I do think that the bend of our deeper mind has a good deal to do with what ends up manifesting within our physical reality. That said, explaining how that is possible in this shared reality experience is rather difficult.
I do think however, that "sunny day keeping the clouds away" would be too long for a mantra. Also it would make me start wondering how to get to Sesame Street, a place that has been difficult to find for years. Then again, maybe such a mantra would help me get there... who knows.

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It beats my self talk mantra. Which goes "yeah right, that'll never happen."

I come from a family of party poopers.

I think that "All things are possible with God" as a mantra will or could reorganize/reprogram my subconscious.
Which may bring out a sunny disposition first instead of a negative one first.
Not that I am negative all the time anymore but it does slip back into negative like a default position.

Originally Posted by ImthatIm

It beats my self talk mantra. Which goes "yeah right, that'll never happen."

I come from a family of party poopers.

I think that "All things are possible with God" as a mantra will or could reorganize/reprogram my subconscious.
Which may bring out a sunny disposition first instead of a negative one first.
Not that I am negative all the time anymore but it does slip back into negative like a default position.

Not just you, they say humans are programmed to look for the negative.
Something that evolved to protects us from harm and threats.
Anyway, I hear ya on the negativity, I have to struggle to stay aware of my own, something that I often fail at. And that really stinks...dough!

https://www.verywellmind.com/negative-bias-4589618

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[markings]

Originally Posted by lomax

Because you don't work with the mantras,but with your consiousness-inner self.
Mantras are just words-pointers-triggers to something.That something could be a power,a deity,a current,something from the collective unconsious,a being,etc.

Conscious-inner self, what is that?

Do the "power, a deity, a current, something from the collective unconscious, a being, etc. "actually speak your language and have the same understanding as your brain? Or is your conscious-inner self a translator? I think this a a bit far fetched.
I work with the body, minimal mind involvement, words, sounds, vibrations and whatever happens works via direct connections.

[lomax]

Originally Posted by markings

Conscious-inner self, what is that?

Do the "power, a deity, a current, something from the collective unconscious, a being, etc. "actually speak your language and have the same understanding as your brain? Or is your conscious-inner self a translator? I think this a a bit far fetched.
I work with the body, minimal mind involvement, words, sounds, vibrations and whatever happens works via direct connections.

Awesome.Continue your work then,and when you'll have results,come here to tell us.

[Altair]

Yes, it seems similar. Different cultures will claim their holy words or language is ''the most holy'', be that Latin, Sanskrit, or Arabic. I feel that is just a side show and what really matters is one's intent. If you really believe in the words you repeat than it can give you calmness and rest. I think repeating a chant of a religious nature helps more than any random chant precisely because it seeks to go beyond the mundane.

[lomax]

I called on Michael both in english and greek.The result was the same.And i bet a chinese can use his own language,and get the same result as well.
The one who picks up what you're saying,knows allready what to trigger,and what you want to do.