मूल Original text
ॐ जूं सः
oṃ jūṃ saḥ
अनुवाद Translation — by Om Namah Shivay
Three seed-syllables, not words with a dictionary meaning: they are held to carry the whole of the death-conquering mantra in the shortest form.
भाष्य Explanation — our commentary, not scripture
Used for japa where the full Mahāmṛtyuñjaya verse is too long to repeat 108 times, and often joined to it as oṃ hauṃ jūṃ saḥ.
Seed-mantras belong to the mantra tradition, where many teachers hold that they should be received from a guru. We give it here as it is commonly chanted; if you have a teacher, follow your teacher.
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Mantra tradition (Āgama and Tantra)
The Mṛtyuñjaya (Amṛteśvara) mantra
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Original text
ॐ जूं सः
oṃ jūṃ saḥ
Translation
Three seed-syllables, not words with a dictionary meaning: they are held to carry the whole of the death-conquering mantra in the shortest form.
Translation by: Om Namah Shivay
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