mantra
IPA: mˈæntrʌ
noun
- (Hinduism) The hymn portions of the Vedas; any passage of these used as a prayer.
- (originally Hinduism) A phrase repeated to assist concentration during meditation.
- (by extension) A slogan or phrase often repeated.
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Examples of "mantra" in Sentences
- He has one mantra and one mantra only.
- Chanting a mantra is not pseudoscience.
- It is the most tiresome mantra of the Balkans.
- You are simply repeating the mantra of the martinet.
- Your mantra is all religions lead to the same place.
- It is a Mantra upanishad, i.e. it has the form of a Mantra.
- Mantra is released on cd on the Enraptured label on October 27th 2008.
- This mantra is infused with the both Shiva and Shakthi into the Mantra.
- Vishwamitra was the author of the revered great Mantra The Gayatri Mantra.
- The mantras and the rituals are passed from one generation to another orally.
- I was told the black stone was auspicious and absorbs the power of the mantras.
- Yes, there are times when he should talk but his mantra is the same as in the past.
- The word mantra is a Sanskrit word derived from “man” (mind) and “tra” (deliverance).
- My mantra is "it's easier to clean something that is clean than something that is dirty."
- The term mantra meant first, a thought; then thought expressed; then a Vedic hymn or text; next a spell or charm.
- Our forces are run by people who get to the top by towing the party line and signing up for whatever mantra is being spouted that week.
- October 1st, 2009 10: 13 pm ET its a shame that the stop snitching mantra is the status quo for children in chicago and the rest of th united states.
- I was going to ask one of you if I could borrow yours, but a mantra is a very personal thing and I'd probably return it to you in bad shape with crud on the phonemes.
- The "free-market" mantra is code for grab all you can, don't worry about the government getting in the way of throwing out the unions, preventing the spewing and dumping of pollution, cutting costs on safe products and a safe workplace, or preventing the most avaricious from gaining a monopoly and dictating prices.