ॐ (Om) is the Pranava Mantra, the most sacred sound in the Vedas. It is said to be the vibration from which the universe itself emerged. The Mandukya Upanishad declares: “Om is all this — past, present, and future.”
The three syllables — A–U–M — symbolize creation (A), preservation (U), and dissolution (M). They also represent waking, dreaming, and deep sleep states, with the silence beyond signifying the Absolute (Turiya).
Chanting Om harmonizes breath, mind, and consciousness. It tunes the practitioner into cosmic rhythm, bringing peace, clarity, and focus. For this reason, Om is placed at the beginning and end of mantras, prayers, and meditation.
Om is not merely a sound but a doorway — the eternal vibration that connects the seeker with the infinite.
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