Practical Mantra: A Beginner's Approach

Practical Mantra: A Beginner's Approach

Debesh Ranjan

Debesh Ranjan

Founder & Spiritual Researcher at VividAshram. Over 25 years of practice in Vedic traditions, meditation, Ayurveda and community-based spiritual education.

Why mantras matter in practice.

Mantra practice is not mystical escapism. It is a disciplined method of shaping attention, breath and intention. Traditional mantra use emphasizes repetition with awareness, not blind belief.

At VividAshram we teach mantra as a grounding practice suitable for householders, professionals and seekers alike.

Getting started safely

Begin with 5–10 minutes daily. Sit comfortably, breathe naturally and repeat the mantra gently. Consistency matters more than duration.

— Written by Debesh Ranjan

This article — "Practical Mantra: A Beginner's Approach" — is part of our ongoing effort at VividAshram to share practical, trustworthy guidance on holistic living. Our approach blends the classical teachings of Ayurveda, the practical discipline of yoga, and modern approaches to wellbeing so readers can apply these ideas safely at home.

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