How Mantra Works — Scientifically

When the number of mantra chants is increased step by step, the point of sound gradually forms into a larger circle. That circle transforms into a circle of enormous magnetic force and strikes the brains and minds of those involved, so they obey the command placed by the mantra.

During the Second World War, the Soviet Union — at war with Germany from 1941 — used the art of Hypnotism to increase the power of its warriors, and its allied nations used the mantra art to win the war. There is significant historical evidence for this.

This universe itself is powered by sound. Those sound waves are transmitted through the air by secret spells to reach a specific person or crowd. Tantric mudras are used to send these spells swiftly to their destination. Such mudras are preserved and taught only through the lineage of Sri Dattatreya – Sri Parashurama.

Radiation waves from the planets reach the Earth as a mixture of light and sound. Though invisible and inaudible, these radiations enable every activity in science. Their collective magnetic form surrounds plants and humans alike and plays a vital role in every positive and negative incident in life.

When we chant a Tantric mantra series collectively for one person, the mantra forms a circle around that person, causing planetary radiation to fall safely upon him. Even in temples over a thousand years old, the Yantras beneath the idols store divine energies and discharge positive vibrations to devotees who visit. The lines and beeja mantras on the Yantras act like the receiver in a mobile signal tower.

The Rishis composed different Yantra and mantra systems for each divine force. The chanted mantra is stored in the Yantra; the stored power is then diverted to travel to a targeted person, group or place. In the same way, powerful Yantras of Sri Dasa Maha Vidhya are drawn, Prana Prathishta is performed according to Atharva Veda Sastra, and the fed mantra power is used where needed and when needed.