OM SHAKTI RA
OM SHAKTI KA
AMEN
OM NAMAHA
The below comments about Mantra, Hekau or Yantra are reprinted from the book,
"Ultimate Mental Power" by Baba Ur Deon-Soleck (published by AKU Press Int'l 1999).
A Mantra, Hekau, or Word of Power,  
is the encasement of spiritual energy/shakti  in the form of sound vibration.  The sound vibration, which is
created
through a Hekau, is very potent.
The Hekau, contains the power to transform consciousness and even alter physical matter within the realm
of relative time or space-time dimensions. Through careful repetition of a
Hekau or Mantra, it takes form and power, which can be directed or applied at will of the practitioner.
— BABA UR DEON-SOLEK —
The below comments about Mantra, Hekau or Yantra are reprinted from the book,
"Ultimate Mental Power" by Baba Ur Deon-Soleck (published by AKU Press Int'l 1999).
NIRGUNA MANTRAS: These Mantras, or ‘words of power,’ which are form-less, and do
not require the invocation of deity, are called Nirguna. The purpose of a Nirguna mantra is to
merge with the Absolute, Primal Causation, or to identify with the Infinite Nature of the
Universe itself. Some examples of these forms of Mantra, are ALLAH U AKBAR—God Is the
Greatest (Islamic); OM, SOHAM—I That Am He, (Indian); AYER ASHER AYER—I Am That I Am
(Hebrew);  etc.  


SAGUNA MANTRAS: These Mantras or ‘words of power’ are designed to have the
aspirant achieve the state of self-realization through the invoking of a specific deity. In this
case, the mantra is representative of the deity, itself. Examples, of these forms of Mantra, are
OM SRI DURGAYAI NAMAH, HARI KRISHNA- HARE RAMA, (Indian); RA-NETER-ATEF-NEFER
(Kemetic); KAI! KAI! KAI! YEMOJA OLODO, (Yoruba);  etc.    
The Ikologiks: ‘Nine Principles of
Life’ (original
pictographic/ideographs), which are
the main source
materials that are used in the
IKOLOGIKS® program are actual
composites of several intertwining
Yantra and Mandala symbols.

It is through the meditative
integration of these symbols, within
the student’s  daily meditation
practices that advanced siddhis
(advanced yogic powers) are
obtained and the full state of
"ULTIMATE MENTAL POWER"
is achieved through the ‘Effulgent
Technique’ in the advanced training
programs of the IAIAS, Inc.
— SRI-YANTRA IKOLOGIK —
of the NU Cosmic Era, Sathya Yuga
The Official Yantra of the Ikologiks training programs and IAIAS, Inc.is reprinted with permission from
"Ultimate Mental Power" by Baba Ur Deon Solek, AKU Press International (pub. 1999)
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Ikologiks Mantra/Hekau
& Yantras (Mandalas)

    This is the Official Hekau / Mantra for students of IKOLOGIKS® or Ikologiks Center for Global
    Studies. It is not required that students or faculty practice use this 'word of power' or
    participate in what might be considered a ritual or quasi religious practice.

    This Hekau was realized (in meditative state) by Adisaji in 1987, while standing near a pillar wall
    at the entrance of the Temple of Philae (Auset/Isis Temple of the Ptolemy period) in Egypt/KMT
    (Ta-Merry). The kekau/mantra is very special because it resonates and incorporates vibrations
    and words associated with two great civilizations (Nile Valley and Indus Valley) with reference
    to words valued to several religious traditions. Many believe that in this present age (Kali Yuga)
    only the "chanting" of the name of "God" will confer Grace.
    The Six Components of a True Mantra  

    (1) It has been self-revealed and one has obtained self-realization through
    the practice of the
    mantra. Others are also able to obtain the same state of self-realization
    through use of the
    prescribed mantra as well.

    (2) It has a presiding deity or figurative symbol represented in nature.
      
    (3) Reciting the mantra at an exact pace and/or meter is essential to tap the
    power of the
    mantra.
      
    (4) It contains a bija or seed that empowers the mantra to deliver to the
    practitioner the
    fulfillment of their desire(s).
      
    (5) It has the ability to awaken divine energy, or Shakti on behalf of the
    practitioner.
       
    (6) Finally, it is sealed with a hidden latent power that can be removed and
    revealed only through
    the sincere efforts and practices, of a devoted student or worshipper.