1- El mantra es una conjunto de palabras o frases con una tremenda fuerza sónica y psíquica, cuyos efectos se basan en la autosugestión a través de la concentración y la repetición mental contínua (japakriya). Los más poderosos, universales y efectivos dentro del satanismo están en latín y sánscrito (=la lengua perfecta), que son los que usan la Logia Satánica Satán SM. Nuestros mantras en sáncrito  proceden de la poderosísima tradición Avidya Tantra de la India. Para la invocación satánica utilizamos el mantra en latín más potente: "LA GRAN LLAVE DE SALOMON".

2.-La bibliografía  científica demuestra abrumadora y empíricamente los efectos positivos de los mantras en la psique y el cuerpo de los adeptos.
 

3.-Los mantras de Satansm tienen tres características: son ideativos, concentrativos y encantativos: tienen un siginificado, una sugestión materialista, al repetirlo mentalmente, ritmado con la respiración, te concentras en el chakra más bajo o muladhara (zona sexual) y mantiene paralelismo con la vibración más cruda o extrovertida de maya, de la matería, de Satán. Garantizan, pues, el bienestar psicosomático, afectando especialmente a la felicidad material. Son pues ideales para ateos, materialistas y gente frívola cuya mente está completamente extrovertida hacia los estímulos exteriores. Deben repetirse todos los días en postura contemplativa (piernas cruzadas, columna vertebral recta y mano derecha descansando en la palma izquierda). También  puede hacerse tumbado si se está más cómodo así. Debe practicarse dos veces al día, al levantarse y antes de dormir, al menos 5 minutos. Si quiere ampliarse el efecto de felicidad material al de relajación, puede repetirse el mantra después de los 10 minutos, concentrándose en lo alto de la cabeza.

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"Muchos estudios han consignado que la autosugestión con mantra reduce la ansiedad y algunos han señalado también un incremento de la confianza, la autoestima, la autorrealización y la actividad académica. La investigación clínica ha señalado que el estrés, los miedos y las fobias pueden reducirse, así como el uso del alcohol y de drogas, se observa también disminución de la presión sanguínea. Al final, queda constatado que la repetición contínua produce casi por completo la ideación sugerida.".

Roger N. Walsh, Evolución y estado de los estudios sobre la sugestión con mantras, p.237. Más allá del ego, Barcelona, Kairós,1982.
 
 
 

Estudios científicos sobre la autosugestión con mantra:

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