Gurumayi composed the melody of this chant in the Bhairavi raga, a melodic pattern that evokes intense yearning for the Lord. It is said in the Linga Purana that on Mahashivaratri a single repetition of this potent mantra carries the power of a thousand repetitions at any other time.You can chant Om Namah Shivaya with Gurumayi by clicking on the recording above. By repeating Om Namah Shivaya while holding an awareness of its meaning, we can come to recognize this divine energy scintillating within ourselves and all of creation.On the night of Mahashivaratri, we can honor Lord Shiva by chanting Om Namah Shivaya. The Siddha Yoga Gurus—Bhagavan Nityananda, Baba Muktananda, and Gurumayi Chidvilasananda—have imparted this mantra to seekers to awaken their inner spiritual energy, Kundalini Shakti. With each repetition of the mantra, we nurture the awareness of our innermost nature.Baba Muktananda often referred to Om Namah Shivaya as “the great redeeming mantra.” Empowered by the grace of the Guru, this mantra redeems us from the tendencies that keep us feeling limited and ultimately reveals our inner state of freedom and oneness with Shiva, the great Self of all.
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