CHANT

OM. Tryambakam yajamahe
Sugandhim pushti-vardhanam.
Urvarukamiva bandhanan,
Mrityor mukshiya mamritat.

Meaning:

We devote ourselves as we meditate on Tryambaka (the Three-Eyed One),
Who is fragrance permeates and nourishes all (with Spiritual Essence),

Amplifying the sustenance of our spiritual core
May we be bestowed with liberation from death for the sake of immortality,just as the cucumber is detached from its bondage to the creeper.

The Maha Mrityunjaya mantra is a verse of a hymn in the "Rig Veda" (RV 7.59.12).

In Sanskrit, maha, means “great,” mrityu, meaning “death,” and jaya, means “victory.” It could be translated as “great death-conquering" mantra. It is also called the tryambakam ("three-eyed one") mantra.
The biggest benefit of chanting any mantra is that it helps a person get into a trance - a state of mind where one feels free from cluttering thoughts and feels relaxed, free, confident and empowered to act with ease and grace.

Chanting the maha mrityunjaya mantra promotes divine healing vibrations in all levels of our being. It is also called a “moksha” ( liberation) mantra because it is believed to awaken the Divine within the yogi and dissolve the fear of death. Essentially the mantra works by creating liberation from cyclical rebirth.

Duration: 5 Minutes, 20 Seconds