The Gita is said in No.5-

"Among the rhymes (mantras) I am (Paramatmai) Gayatri."
(Gita 1.3)

The greatest mantra of Gayatri Veda. This is called madness because the knowledge of the entire Vedas is subtle in Gayatri mantra. Gayatri Mantra is composed in the Gayatri Rhythm. Gayatri Siddha Vedic mantra for meditation of the Supreme. The sage, the sage of this mantra, is Vishwamitra and the god Sabita. Rishi Vishwamitra first realized the meaning of this mantra and preached it. The deity or subject of the mantra is sabita, the creator of the world.

Acharya initiated this mantra with the initiation of restoration. Gayatri is the name of the mantra that relieves the musician. The Gayatri mantra must be recited or recited in worship daily. The Gayatri mantra has ten words. For example, Sabituh, Baryanam, Vergha, Devas, Dhimahi, Dhih, yah, nah, Praodayat. Prior to the Gayatri Mantra, the Pranab mantra has to be pronounced with the addition of "O" and "Bhurubhubah Self" (geo, vo, self).

In the Vedic Gayatri mantra, Adityi Gayatri of other deities has been composed, notably Ganesha, Shiva and Vishnu.

According to Hindu law, Gayatri is required to meditate in the morning, noon and evening and this mantra is called 'Gayatri' because it is liberated in meditation or recitation. The Gayatri mantra must be recited or recited in worship daily.