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**Pranava Om, composed by Somasen Bhattaraka, is a one-syllable mantra that captivates all three realms. It bestows the highest fruits upon those who chant it. The meaning is "Om Namah" - chanting this mantra leads to the attainment of one's desired goal.**
**The syllable "Arham" is the word for Brahman, the Supreme Being. It is the seed of the Siddha Chakra. I bow to it with my mind, speech, and body.**
**The mantra "Arihant" is composed of four syllables and grants the fruits of Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. If a yogi chants this mantra for four nights, they attain liberation.**
**The mantra "Arihant Sinch" is composed of six syllables, is invincible, and is filled with merit. A meditative person who chants this mantra three hundred times attains liberation.**
**The fourteen-syllable mantra "Shrimavrishbhadivardhamanantabyo Namah" is chanted fourteen thousand times by those who are attached to worldly desires but are free from attachment.**
**The Supreme Being has thirty-five syllables. These are the natural forms of the universe, and no one has ever wasted them. This mantra should be remembered with devotion by those who are free from worldly desires and who are dedicated to Dharma.**
**This invincible mantra destroys all obstacles. It is considered the most auspicious mantra for all auspicious occasions.**