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On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, Harsha wrote:

> There has been some talk of the full moon. The moon has a subtle effect on

> the body and the mind and the Kundalini. Many traditions give out special

> mantras to be chanted during this period.

 

tayatha om muni muni maha munaye soha :)

 

(mantra of Shakyamuni Buddha....the 'muni' part got me going ;). This is

the "historical" Buddha's mantra. )

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Hi Debora,

 

what does it mean in English?

 

Love, Mark

 

"Debora A. Orf" wrote:

> On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, Harsha wrote:

>

> > There has been some talk of the full moon. The moon has a subtle

> effect on

> > the body and the mind and the Kundalini. Many traditions give out

> special

> > mantras to be chanted during this period.

>

> tayatha om muni muni maha munaye soha :)

>

> (mantra of Shakyamuni Buddha....the 'muni' part got me going ;). This

> is

> the "historical" Buddha's mantra. )

>

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The "moon" to watch for at this time is the new moon which falls on

Xmas day around 12:30 EST. There happens to be an eclipse on this

new moon cycle and it is a few days after the solstice. Taking place

in the Gemini/Sagittarius (sidereal position) axis and following the

energy of the solstice nerves may be frayed, energy low and more than

the usual holiday craziness. It is an important time for meditation

or anything healthy for stress management. The bija mantra for the

moon could be chanted "Om Som Om" or if one knows it the Gayatri

Mantra. This will be an interesting time for all.

Linda

On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, Harsha wrote:> There has been some talk of the

full moon. The moon has a subtle effect on> the body and the mind and

the Kundalini. Many traditions give out special> mantras to be chanted

during this period.>tayatha om muni muni maha munaye soha :)>(mantra

of Shakyamuni Buddha....the 'muni' part got me going ;). This is>the

"historical" Buddha's mantra.

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