This meditation uses the word "Maranatha" as a mantra. "Maranatha" is an Aramaic word found in the New Testament of the Bible, specifically in 1 Corinthians 16:22. It is composed of two parts: Mar: This part is often interpreted as meaning "Lord." Anatha: The exact meaning of this part is less clear, but it is commonly understood as an expression like "come" or "has come." Therefore, "Maranatha" is often translated as "Come, Lord" or "Our Lord has come." "Maranatha" can be incorporated into meditation practices in various ways, offering a powerful and contemplative mantra for those who follow Christian meditation traditions. It's important to remember that meditation practices can be highly personal, and the use of "Maranatha" or any mantra should align with your own spiritual beliefs and practices. If you're new to meditation or using mantras, it can be helpful to seek guidance from a spiritual teacher or practitioner with experience in Christian meditation.