Om sri sai namo namah jay jay sai namo namah satguru sai namo namah Om sai ram om sai ram om sai ram om sai ram Om sai ram om sai ram om sai ram om sai ram om sai ram om sai ram om sai ram om sai ram Let our faith be strong & patience be unshaken! (Source: Scribblings of A Shirdi Sai Devotee The 'Bhav' in chanting is more important than the words. It is experience that the chanting of mere Sai, Sai or ever 'Baba, Baba' putting heart and soul in the words, is much more blissful which no amount of melodious singing with accompanying musical instruments, is capable of providing. I might venture to suggest that the choice of a Mantra (if given by a self-realised Guru) should be left to the devotee himself who may acquire one in a natural and according to his own temperament. As a particular Mantra is chanted by more and more people with devotion, it acquires more and more potentiality. From this it follows, that in a Mantra what is more important is the name of Baba and the devotion with which it is chanted, and not the Prefixes and suffixes added to it, which seem to be aimed at making the Mantra melodious.

Some twenty years back, nobody knew of this Mantra as the Tarak Mantra of Baba but some devotees had already coined it and they were chanting it along with other mantras in their pujas.īaba had said that if one merely chanted 'Sai, Sai', from the core of his heart, He shall come running even from across the Seven Seas. In this Mantra, Baba's name is repeated thrice. Today this Mantra is chanted by Sai devotees not only in India but all over the world.

It seems Revered' Shri Sivanesan Swamy of Shirdi is the person who has made this Mantra popular and contributed immensely to its chanting far and wide. This Mantra has been coined on the basis of the Mahamantra of Lord Ram - 'Shri Ram, Jai Ram, Jai Jai Ram' which is a Siddha Mantra adopted by many sages and saints in -the ages past. I got it while reading a book on our beloved Baba. Here is the significance of Tarak Mantra.

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