"Soham" means "He I am" or "I am He", "I am Brahman." "Sah" means "He (supreme being)." "Aham" means "I." This is the greatest of all Mantras
Therefore, the translation of So Hum is “I Am That.” Many Vedic scholars have interpreted the “That” in the mantra to represent the Universe, and it is now widely understood that the So Hum mantra symbolizes the fact that we are all connected to the universal energy that is constantly supporting and nourishing us in the ways we need and desire. It falls into the same concept as “oneness,” or “I am one with the Universe and all of creation.”
If you concentrate on the breath you will notice that the breath is gradually becoming very, very slow when concentration becomes deep. Gradually the repetition of Soham will drop when there is deep concentration. The mind will become very calm. You will enjoy. Ultimately you will become one with the Supreme Self.
Benefits Of Soham Meditation
Helps us find the inner peace of mind and soul while learning to control our stress, pain, anger and other calamities of the mind and soul.
It acts as a bridge, helping the body to communicate with the mind. Soham meditation is capable of teaching us how to form the bridge and regulate the nervous system.
It develops the blood circulation in our body. It also helps to ease the pain between our muscles, and is quite effective for the ones with pain in the back and the knee section
As we perform this meditation, it helps us focus and train our mind on one-pointedness, increasing our levels of concentration and focus.
It helps one to remember more, and with greater clarity. It helps one to discover his/her inner self, and in doing so, one can go about his daily chores and practices with vividness.
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