They say you cannot out-train a bad diet. In the same vein, you absolutely cannot out-japa a bad mouth. You can chant all day, but if your words turn sharp or careless the moment you stop, your mantra practice starts to leak power like a bucket full of holes.
Every careless word, every tiny bit of gossip, every over-promise creates another crack in your spiritual vessel. You pour hours of japa into it, but the grace slips through before it can settle.
Here’s the thing most beginners in Tantra miss: mantra meditation isn’t just about counting repetitions. It’s about building inner alignment.
When your words, thoughts, and actions begin to move in the same rhythm as your mantra, something extraordinary happens — your sadhana stops being an effort and starts becoming energy. But when you utilize your speech like a loose cannon, it’s akin to running spiritual software on a corrupted operating system.
The mantra keeps trying to upload peace, clarity, and power, while the mouth keeps deleting the files! We all know of a person who boasts about completing a hundred malas of japa, yet still snaps at waiters and grumbles at traffic.
Make no mistake, the mantra is absolutely powerful, but it thrives only when your words and actions are aligned.
Tantra practice is about wholeness. Every word you speak is a thread in that fabric. Guard it. Polish it.
Let your speech reflect the same clarity and kindness you seek in meditation. When your words are charged with truth and integrity, the mantra begins to live through you and not just limited to the mind.
So, the next time you pick up your mala, remember: The real practice commences after you finish your japa.
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Om Mahaganapati Namaha
Om Sangili Karuppasamy Thunai 🙏
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