The press release announces the launch of Decoding Mantras: The Art, Science and Technique, authored by Mehul Vora, an IKS Scholar, researcher, speaker, and author known for interpreting Ancient Indian Knowledge Systems.
Vora argues that contemporary mantra chanting, proliferated through social media reels, wellness apps, podcasts, and motivational content, often lacks contextual understanding, leading to a dilution of "Mantra Vidya".
The book draws extensively from primary scriptures – the Vedas, Upanishads, Agamas, and Tantric texts – to present authentic mantra anatomy, purpose, energetic signature, and correct application methods.
Core topics covered include mantra classification, mantra doshas, activation techniques, purification methods, mantra siddhi, conditions for full potency, Japa, Nyasa, Purashcharana, guru‑disciple transmission, and the significance of japa malas.
Vora emphasizes that mantras are structured sound formulas; precision in pronunciation, rhythm, intention, initiation, and disciplined repetition is essential, as minor alterations can affect outcomes.
The book bridges traditional spiritual science with modern scientific perspectives, noting that sound is vibrational energy and that contemporary research links mantra chanting (e.g., "Om") to reduced stress, improved emotional regulation, enhanced focus, and positive neurological changes.
Vora stresses that authentic mantra practice requires ethical conduct, guru initiation (Diksha), and systematic guidance, warning that casual or commercialized use can lead to confusion and limited results.
The release includes a disclaimer stating the press release is provided under an arrangement with PNN and PTI assumes no editorial responsibility.
