Moola Mantra

The song 'Moola Mantra' by Prema Yantra is a deeply spiritual and meditative piece that draws from ancient Sanskrit chants. The lyrics are a repetition of sacred phrases that invoke the essence of the divine. 'Om satchidananda parabrahma' refers to the ultimate reality, the supreme existence that is characterized by truth, consciousness, and bliss. This mantra is a call to the highest form of spiritual consciousness, often referred to as the 'Parabrahma' or the supreme spirit beyond all forms and names.

The terms 'Purushottama' and 'Paramatma' further emphasize the divine nature of the chant. 'Purushottama' means the supreme person, often associated with the highest form of God in Hinduism, while 'Paramatma' refers to the supreme soul or the universal spirit that resides within all beings. The invocation of 'Sri bhagavathi sametha' and 'Sri bhagavathe namaha' pays homage to the divine mother and father, acknowledging the balance of feminine and masculine energies in the universe.

The repeated phrase 'Hari om tat sat' is a powerful mantra in itself, often used in meditation to align oneself with the ultimate truth and reality. 'Hari' is a name of God, 'Om' is the primordial sound of the universe, and 'Tat Sat' means 'that is the truth.' The song concludes with a translation of these profound concepts into Portuguese, emphasizing the supreme existence, transcendental consciousness, and the great mystery of the universal soul. This song serves as a bridge between the ancient spiritual traditions and modern listeners, offering a moment of peace and connection to the divine.