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Mantra
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Mantra
(1) MANTRA

Monitoring & Actualization of Noetic TRAining. A feasibility study which assessed the effect of noetic therapies—stress relaxation, imagery, touch therapy, and prayer—as adjuncts to percutaneous intervention during unstable coronary syndromes
Conclusions Of the noetic therapies, off-site intercessory prayer had the lowest short- and long-term absolute complication rates

(2) Mantra

A word/phrase used in yoga, meditation, and autosuggestive therapy, to facilitate mental immobilisation

mantra (mänˑ·tr),
n “mind protection;” in Hinduism and Buddhism, a pure sound that is used in meditation and rituals.


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He said: "We want to promote health, peace and unity among all cultures of the world through the spiritual knowledge as expressed in the sacred Hindu scriptures Vasudeva Kutumbakam, meaning the 'whole world is one family.
 
 
 
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