Recitation of this mantra can help practitioners to reach higher states of consciousness, illuminate higher wisdom and call forth the blessings of Lakshmi. Uniting Om, Hreem and Shreem is believed to amplify the effects of each sound. Lakshmi is associated with feminine lunar energy and known for her blessings of wealth, material comfort, generosity and tenderness. Shreem is also associated with the third-eye chakra and Lakshmi, Goddess of abundance and prosperity.

The ‘m’ sound is thought to belong to divine powers, and so uniting this sound with Shree is symbolic of paying respect to the divine. Shreem comes from the Sanskrit root Shree (also translated as Sri), which is an honorific used as a sign of respect or to denote wealth and prosperity. It can also be used to call upon divine goddess energy, as a means of promoting healing, creativity, compassion and purity. Parvati symbolizes divine feminine energy known as Shakti, and so this sound is believed to connect the practitioner to the energies of Shiva and Shakti simultaneously. Hreem is the bija mantra of goddess Bhuvaneshwari, one of many forms of Shiva’s consort, Parvati. Hreem is often likened with Om, the sacred vibration which represents brahman and the sound of the universe. It may be practiced in any stable seated posture such as sukhasana (easy pose) or padmasana (lotus pose) and can be chanted at any time of day.Although bija mantras are typically not translatable, Om Hreem Shreem can be broken down into three sounds of symbolic significance. Like all bija mantras, Om Hreem can either be chanted alone or as part of another longer mantra such as Om Hreem Shreem or Om Hreem Namah.įor maximum benefit, Om Hreem should be chanted 108 times daily.

Parvati symbolises divine feminine energy known as Shakti, and so this mantra is believed to connect the practitioner to the energies of Shiva and Shakti simultaneously. Mm is the sound of brahman, or universal consciousness.Īdditionally, Hreem is the bija mantra of goddess Bhuvaneshwari, one of many forms of Shiva’s consort, Parvati. Ra represents prakriti, or nature in all of its forms.Įe refers to Mahamaya, the mother of the universe. Ha is symbolic of Shiva, one of the main Hindu deities. Although bija mantras are typically not translatable, Om Hreem can be broken down into several sounds of symbolic significance:

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