Mantras have been around since the Vedic period and the earliest use of mantras is known to be in Hinduism. But it is only in recent years that this practice has started to gain popularity in the Western world. In this article, we will tell you about these powerful sounds that are said to work wonders for the human brain.
As ancient as the mantras themselves is the intelligence they awaken—the subtle, coiled force known as
Kundalini. This isn’t a metaphor or mystical abstraction, but a real energetic presence that lives within every human body, often dormant but always waiting. When stirred—whether through sound, breath, or stillness—it begins to rise, reorganizing our nervous system, unlocking insight, and reconnecting us to our full vitality.
While mantra chanting uses vibration to ignite this inner current, modern seekers are increasingly turning to
Kundalini Activation sessions as a direct, experiential path to awakening. Unlike effort-based practices, this is not something you "do," but something that happens through surrender. When paired with mantras, it’s like tuning an instrument before playing a sacred song—you feel the resonance not only in your mind, but through every cell of your being.