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Mantra is a characteristically derived word from Sanskrit language. It does not necessarily mean something. It has many mystical syllable or poem, which in a lot of times, is just a reciting of a poem to god or goddess. The purpose of a mantra is to create a sense of concentration in a devotee, he or she by reciting these mystical conduits or words is presumed to get rid of enemies or subsiding danger. Many people recite these mantras in times when they are really in trouble.

The origin of mantra is during the Vedic era in India. During these times the Yogis or saints used to practice this type of mantras. Later it was also introduced or found to be used in Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism and is practiced as a significant part in Hinduism.

According to the great Hindu scriptures known as Vedas, mantras are written in single line or even single word combinations. The basic or source of all mantra is "Aum". This mantra is used in both Hinduism and Buddhism. In Aum, there are three words, "Aa", "U" and "Ma"; each representing three distinct gods of Hinduism. If we talk about Hindu philosophy, in Hinduism it is believed that everything in this cosmos has some name and has an existence according to their names. Due to this belief, the mantras have name and the vibration of each word and the way it creates these vibrations have names in Hinduism.

Basically Aum is considered to be used as suffix or prefix in almost all possible Hindu mantras, including the "Gayatri Mantra" and the "Shanti Mantra". The Gayatri Mantra is made heard to a young boy who has just undergoes a ritual called Upanayan in Hinduism. In ancient times it was very sacred and no one other than the boy was liable to hear this mantra. A girl should never hear this mantra until she gets married.

According to the Hindu tantra, the whole universe is mere a sound only. And the almighty will make existence in this universe by using only words. Thus, creation is only vibrations, which are transcribed in many different frequencies and amplitudes. This vista of world is just a delusion created by pure sound. If we try to read the Aitrareya-aranya-Upanishad we will find that there are three types of words which are called

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varnas and they represent everything in the universe and everything in human body.

In the Aitrareya-aranya-Upanishad the mute consonants represent the earth, eye and fire, the sibilants will represent sky, ear and air, and the vowels will represent heaven, mind and sun.

In Sanskrit and Vedic mythology each letter in the script will become a mantra and each has a physical existence. Thus Vedas represent reality. And mantra is the format of reality a representative of reality or an ambassador of reality.