Mantras / prayers

Gloria in Excelsis Deo

"With the expansion of knowledge to include the nonlinear nonduality of reality, it will become stunningly apparent that the most profound, radically scientific statement that is possible to make is, in fact, 'Gloria in Excelsis Deo'" -- The Eye of the I.

mantra: Om Dum Durgaye Namaha

Associated with the festival of Navratri, where it is chanted to honor the nine forms of Goddess Durga and to manifest good luck, wealth, and happiness -- Brave AI. Priority request.

mantra : peace be with me

Request: I found it's effective for the thymus. How high does it calibrate?

mantra: I trust you, God

Request: This gives me peace.

mantra: Thy will be done

Asking that God’s will be done is a demonstration of our trust that He knows what is best. It is a statement of submission to God’s ways and His plans. We ask for our will to be conformed to His -- gotquestions.org.

mantra: peace be with you

A very high, spiritual posture.

"God allows me that"

Priority request: I don't have to fight, because God allows me that. Sometimes a lot of resistance just comes up because there is the [subjective] reality that God is denying the fulfillment of one's needs.

mantra: there is nothing wrong with me

Priority request: this could help ease those of us who are always trying to fix ourselves, turning ourselves into a problem that needs to be solved instead of... watching life unfold. It could also help to stop self scrutinizing, a spiritual ego habit. I found an increase in self esteem with this.

mantra: Christ is my authority

Request: might be helpful to resolve crown chakra stuff.

mantra: I am loving Awareness

Request: Ram Dass' famous spiritual practice.

level: I am Love

By request.

level: mantras and affirmations keep the ego busy so the Higher Self can shine through

Priority request: I am wondering if mantras and affirmations are a way to lessen resistance to enlightenment by getting the ego aligned with the goals of the Higher Self.

Amitabha mantras

Request: The primary mantra of Pure Land Buddhism… The actual words are “Namo Amida Butsu” (Japanese), “Namo Omito Fo” (Chinese), “Namo Adida Phat” (Vietnamese), “Om Ami Dewa Hrih” (Tibetan), or a variant may be used with the buddha’s Sanskrit name, Amitabha, “Om Amitabha Hum,” “Amitabhaya” etc.

mantra: may all be free of the weight of this world

Also calibrated: "May all be free of the root of suffering."

mantra: not my problem, spiritually speaking

Whereas "not my problem" sounds on its face potentially dismissive of intrinsic responsibility, in a spiritual context it is profoundly true. God is responsible, and our involvement with perceptual problems by resistance or attraction of belief is essentially a waste of time.