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The verse is repeated in the Sikh scripture before numerous Shabad, or hymns.[7] It existed in many versions in the 16th-century before it was given its final form by Guru Arjan in the 17th century.[8] The essential elements of the mantar are found in Guru Nanak's compositions, the various epithets he used for Akal Purakh (Ultimate Reality).

A mantar means "formula, succinct doctrinal or sacred words with spiritual meaning".[9][10] The word ml means "root, main or "fundamental." The Ml Mantar is thus "root formula",[9] or the root statement of Sikhism.[3]

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Adjectives and modifiers also agree in number and gender with their dependent element,[17] hence ikktag_hash_107_ oakrtag_hash_108_, akltag_hash_109_ mrattag_hash_110_, and the term mltag_hash_111_ mantartag_hash_112_ itself.

This Mantar encompasses concepts which have been evaluated and proven over many eras (or yugs) and known to be flawless beyond any ambiguity what so ever. The rest of Japji sahib that follows this mantar is said to be a elaboration of the main mantar and that the rest of the Guru Granth Sahib totalling 1430 pages, is a detailed amplification of the Mool Mantar.

Some consider the Mool mantar to be upto the text 'Nanak hosi bhi sach' as this appears only once in the beginning of the holy Granth while the "Manglaachran mantra" upto 'saibhng Gurparsad' appears 33 times in Sri Guru Granth Sahib.

I have heard a lot of gursikhs , sants doing the sava lakh jaap of mool mantar or asking their shardaloo to do it . i have heard people achieve great power after doing this . and there are also some maryada , or rules acc. to which you have to do the path , which i m unaware of .

Simply saying Waheguru is not simran - everyone says Waheguru. You need to do paath in the right environment for real simran and abhyaas to start. Mool mantr is the highest mantar - sava lakh jaap of mool mantar wil bring huge fal - I believe it enables you to see the difference between true/false in everything you do so that you can act through anbhav - and then real simran can start.

Also a friend of mine uses some mechanical counter device, not sure what it is called, but it press the button each time you complete a mantar and it clocks it, easier than mala to count. I am a traditionalist, so prefer the mala method.

Here is something i'm struggling with. I'm trying to get to the stage where I can do the mool mantar with the mind but instinctively my tongue begins to move on certain words, hence moving back towards a silient jaap with the tongue. Any advice apart from perserverance?

Try this as an experiment: do a mala or two of mul mantar aloud while concentrating the mind then stop reciting aloud. You will find that your mind continues the jaap without having to focus on the sound. Of course, very soon your mind will start to wander when you lose this focus.

Having been skeptical in the past, I now see and understand how a target and deadline for completing a number of paaths and/or mantars can have massive benefits (on many levels), not only for an individual, but for a community. I pray this sort of anand is experienced by all Sikhs worldwide. 006ab0faaa