अँहोमुचे प्र भरेमा मनीषामोषिष्ठदाव्न्ने सुमतिं गृणानाः ।
इदमिन्द्र प्रति हव्यं गृभाय सत्याः सन्तु यजमानस्य कामाः॥

amhomuche pra bharema manishamoshishthadavnne sumatim grinanah .
idamindra prati havyam gribhaya satyah santu yajamanasya kamah..

O Indra, the performer of great deeds, fill our minds with wisdom. Grant us noble thoughts as we praise you. May this offering made to you be accepted, and may the desires of the yajamana be fulfilled.

Listening to this mantra brings mental clarity and wisdom. It helps in developing noble thoughts and a positive mindset. It strengthens focus and dedication towards goals. The mantra invokes divine blessings for fulfilling desires truthfully and achieving success. It creates a sense of peace and harmony in the listener’s mind.

Knowledge Bank

Which is the Guru-parampara through which Arjuna obtained Brahmastra?

Mahadeva gave Brahmastra to Sage Agastya. Agastya gave it to Agnivesa. Agnivesa gave it to Drona. Drona gave it to Arjuna.

The seven realms in Hindu cosmology

The seven realms in Hindu cosmology, Bhū, Bhuvaḥ, Svar, Mahar, Jana, Tapaḥ, and Satya, each have distinct characteristics and significance. Bhūloka is the earthly realm where humans, animals, and plants exist, characterized by physical existence and material experiences. Bhuvaḥloka, the atmospheric realm, is the space between the Earth and the Sun, home to semi-divine beings and spirits. Svarloka, the heavenly realm of the gods, is a place of pleasure and celestial beings associated with Indra, often referred to as Svarga. Maharloka is the realm of great sages and saints, a higher spiritual realm for beings with significant spiritual advancement. Janaloka, the realm of the progenitors of humanity, is inhabited by rishis and divine beings who have transcended the cycle of birth and death but are not yet fully liberated. Tapoloka, the realm of meditation and penance, is occupied by ascetics and sages engaged in deep meditation and austerities for higher spiritual goals. Satyaloka, the realm of truth and the highest spiritual realm, also known as Brahmaloka, is the abode of Brahma, characterized by truth, purity, and eternal bliss, and is the ultimate goal for souls seeking liberation (moksha). These realms represent different levels of existence and consciousness, from the physical and material to the highest spiritual and divine.

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