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The Soham mantra, “Soham” or “Sohum” (सो ऽहम्), is a Hindu mantra that means “I am that”. It’s made up of two Sanskrit words: “So” which means “that” and “Hum” which means “I”.
Meaning
In Vedic philosophy, the mantra means identifying oneself with the universe or ultimate reality.
In the Philosophy of Advaita Vedanta, the mantra signifies the true identity of a person’s soul, called Jiva, and the supreme self, called Brahman.
The mantra symbolizes the idea that we are all connected to the universal energy that supports and nourishes us.
Benefits
The mantra is used in Soham meditation to calm the mind, increase focus, and gain a deeper understanding of the self and the universe.
It’s also believed to promote spiritual growth and cultivate awareness of a person’s identity.
Other uses
The mantra is also known as Hamsa mantra.
It’s used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Yoga.
It’s been used for thousands of years by yogis, saints, and sages.