Om Namah Shivaya 108 Times | VedDhvani

Om Namah Shivaya chanted 108 times — the sacred five-syllable mantra of Lord Shiva for peace, surrender, inner stillness, and spiritual purification. Press play, set your intention, and chant along with Shiva’s mantra. Let each repetition help you release what no longer serves you and return to stillness. Timestamps 0:00 Opening invocation 0:05 Set your intention 0:10 Purpose narration 0:20 Om Namah Shivaya begins 10:20 Continuation — repetitions 37 to 72 20:20 Final third — repetitions 73 to 108 24:30 Closing blessing About This Mantra Om Namah Shivaya is one of the most sacred mantras in the Hindu tradition. It is known as the Panchakshara Mantra — the five-syllable mantra of Shiva: Na-Ma-Shi-Va-Ya. Each syllable is traditionally connected with the five elements: earth, water, fire, air, and space. Together, the mantra becomes a complete offering of surrender to Shiva — the one who dissolves illusion, removes fear, and brings the mind back to stillness. For many devotees, Om Namah Shivaya is not only a chant but a complete spiritual practice. It can be used in morning puja, meditation, Monday Shiva devotion, or any moment when the heart seeks clarity and peace. This VedDhvani version is designed as one complete mala — 108 repetitions — with meaning revealed on the first pass and mantra text on screen throughout, so you can chant along or simply listen with devotion. Best Used For — Monday Shiva puja — Morning meditation — Inner peace and stillness — Releasing fear, stress, and attachment — Daily Shiva devotion — Chanting one complete mala of Om Namah Shivaya 🔔 Subscribe to VedDhvani for guided Hindu mantras, Sanskrit meanings, and devotional practice videos. ▶️ NEXT: Mahamrityunjaya Mantra 108 Times → [link] ▶️ PLAYLIST: Shiva Mantras — Om Namah Shivaya → [link] #OmNamahShivaya #ShivaMantra #108Times #VedDhvani