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Mantra presence in different vedic purans or books “ya” represents the fifth chakra, this chakra is located in the center of the throat. “va” represents the fourth chakra, this is located into the center of the chest. “Si” represents the third chakra, this is found in the solar plexus.

“Ma” represents the second chakra, this is found in the below navel.

“Na” represents the first chakra drops, this found in the spine between the anus and the genitals. These five magical letters also represent the five chakras in Hindu dharma. “Wa” represents his revealing power (grace power) “No” represents the secretive power of God (the Tirodhan Shakti) These five letters in the Shaiva Siddhanta tradition also represent the following: Its total meaning is “universal consciousness is one”. The “VA” sound represents the pranic wind Namah Shivaya means “Namaskar to Lord Shiva” or “Salutations to that mangalkari!” is.Īmong the Siddha Shaivite and Shaiva Siddhanta traditions which are part of the Shaiva Sampradaya, Namah Shivaya is believed to reflect the five elements of Lord Shiva’s Pancha Tattva realization and universal unity on his five elements: Om Namah Shivaye is the basic mantra that helps to purify your soul and bring meditativeness into those unable to meditate properly. The meaning of om Namah shiva mantra is to I bow to shiva or I salute shiva. This mantra is present in the forty-first verse of the fifth chapter of Rudradashthyayi (from which it says Namakam) as ‘Namah Shivaya Ch Shivatarai Ch’. This mantra is also present in Rudrashtadhyayi which is part of the Shukla Yajurveda. It means “Salutations to Shiva, which is auspicious, and Salutations to Shivatra no more auspicious than that. ॐ Namah Shivaya Mantra is present in the eighth stotra of the Namakam chapter without “ॐ” as ‘Namah Shivaya Ch Shivatarai Ch’. Both sections are listed in Namakam & Chamakam. There are eleven stotras or parts in each chapter. Sri Rudram Chamakam is formed of the two chapters of the fourth book of the Taittiriya Samhita of Krishna Yajurveda. This mantra is present in Shri Rudram Chamakam, part of Krishna Yajurveda.