Moola Mantra - Parte I

Deva Premal's 'Moola Mantra - Parte I' is a deeply spiritual song that draws from ancient Hindu traditions and mantras. The lyrics are a combination of Sanskrit words and phrases that are rich in spiritual meaning and are often used in meditation and prayer. The mantra is a form of devotional praise and a call for enlightenment, peace, and the realization of the divine within oneself.

The mantra begins with 'Aum,' which is considered the original sound of the universe in Hinduism, representing the union of the physical and the spiritual. The words 'Sat-Chit Ananda' refer to truth, consciousness, and bliss, respectively, which are the qualities of the ultimate reality or Brahman. 'Parabrahma' is the Supreme God, beyond form and time, and 'Purushotama' refers to the Supreme Being manifested in the world, such as in the forms of Jesus, Buddha, or Kalki. 'Paramatma' signifies the divine presence within every heart.

The terms 'Sri Bhagavathi' and 'Sri Bhagavathe' denote the feminine and masculine aspects of the divine, suggesting a balance and unity between the two. 'Namaha' expresses a deep reverence and surrender to all these aspects of divinity. The phrase 'Hari Om Tat Sat' is an affirmation of the oneness with the Great Spirit, acknowledging that there is no separation between the self and the divine. Deva Premal's rendition of the Moola Mantra is a meditative journey that invites listeners to connect with the divine and find inner peace.