Kali Mantra - Om Krim Kalikayai Namah

Kali mantra, also known as Om Krim Kalikayai Namah, is a powerful invocation of Goddess Kali, representing transformation, strength, and fierce compassion.

This mantra holds significant importance in tantric yoga and meditation practices, invoking the energy of Kali to overcome obstacles and transform negative energies.

English Name

English Spelling: Om Krim Kalikayai Namah

Transliteration: Om Krīm Kālikāyai Namaḥ

Sanskrit Name

ॐ क्रीं कालिकायै नम

Phonetic Spelling: om kreem kah-lee-kah-yai nah-mah-ha

Translation: "I bow to the Goddess Kali, who embodies transformation and fierce compassion."

Benefits of Chanting Kali Mantra

  • Transformation
  • Strength
  • Protection
  • Empowerment

How to Chant Kali Mantra

  1. Find a Quiet Space: Choose a peaceful environment free from distractions.
  2. Sit Comfortably: Sit in a comfortable posture with your spine straight.
  3. Close Your Eyes: Gently close your eyes and take a few deep breaths.
  4. Recite the Mantra: Slowly and mindfully chant the mantra, focusing on its meaning and vibration.
  5. Repeat: Repeat the mantra as many times as you feel comfortable, allowing its energy to permeate your being.

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Integration of Kali Mantra

Integrating Kali mantra into your mantra or bhakti yoga practice can deepen your connection to the transformative power of the divine feminine. Here are some ways to integrate this mantra into your routine:

Meditation: Start your yoga session with a few minutes of meditation, chanting the Kali Mantra to center your mind and set a transformative tone for your practice.

Daily Practice: Chant Kali mantra daily. Integrate an altar setup or murti statue.

Mantra Writing: Spend a few minutes each day writing Kali mantra in a journal.

Kirtan (Chanting Together): Participate in or organize group chanting sessions (kirtans).

Artistic Expression: Create art inspired by the mantra, such as drawing meditations, paintings, or calligraphy.

By weaving Kali mantra into various aspects of your yoga practice, you can cultivate a deeper connection to its transformative power.

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3 comments

मैं काली माता को सिद्ध करना चाहता हूं

धवल वार्डन

Hi Hema!

When mantras come to you, go with the flow.

I would recommend reviewing this article and listening to the pronunciation.

You can also find many resources on YouTube or Spotify to chant along with.

Jack

Can I start chanting the Kali mantra without any guidance?
I am chanting om kreem kalikahyai namah om since 3 days. Would like to know whether I am doing this correctly

Hema iyer

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