bija Im

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, akka_108 <akka_108>

wrote:

> I would like to know more about the bija mantra "Im".

>

> I have found this website: http://www.shivashakti.com/vijnan.htm

>

> When you move the courser on the red syllable on the left side,

there comes the text "the bija Im - the Devi herself".

>

> This is the first time that I come along the bija mantra "Im".

 

Hi,

 

The bija mantra "Im" is Agni bija for fire and passion.

It is pronounced as it is spelled "Im" as in ''RIM'' - The rim of a

wheel!

Four versions of this mantra are iussued by the Transcendental

Meditation Movement,they are:-

 

"IM" .... "IMA" ... "ING" ... "INGA"

 

20 minutes Twice daily effortless repetition leads to a lot more

passion and enthuasiasm for life!

 

Don't be mislead into thinking it's ''eem'' that how "IM" with a

dash like this(-) over the "I" is pronounced and that's the bija for

Kamala or Yoni!

 

Hope this helps.

 

Namaste,

 

Billy

[Guest guest]

If this is true, then so much for my "Sweet Note of "E" and the Im

mantra!

 

, "biosoundbill"

<avrilsmith@d...> wrote:

> , akka_108

<akka_108>

> wrote:

> > I would like to know more about the bija mantra "Im".

> >

> > I have found this website:

http://www.shivashakti.com/vijnan.htm

> >

> > When you move the courser on the red syllable on the left

side,

> there comes the text "the bija Im - the Devi herself".

> >

> > This is the first time that I come along the bija mantra "Im".

>

> Hi,

>

> The bija mantra "Im" is Agni bija for fire and passion.

> It is pronounced as it is spelled "Im" as in ''RIM'' - The rim of a

> wheel!

> Four versions of this mantra are iussued by the

Transcendental

> Meditation Movement,they are:-

>

> "IM" .... "IMA" ... "ING" ... "INGA"

>

> 20 minutes Twice daily effortless repetition leads to a lot more

> passion and enthuasiasm for life!

>

> Don't be mislead into thinking it's ''eem'' that how "IM" with a

> dash like this(-) over the "I" is pronounced and that's the bija for

> Kamala or Yoni!

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> Namaste,

>

> Billy

[Guest guest]

, "Mary Ann" <maryann@m...>

wrote:

> If this is true, then so much for my "Sweet Note of "E" and the Im

> mantra!

 

Hi Mary Ann,

 

Check out:-

http://www.storytellingmonk.org/downloads/root_meaning_sanskrit_alpha

bet.pdf

 

a: The first sound, Vishnu, Krishna, Shiva, Brahma, Indra,

Soma, Vayu, Agni, Sun, Yarna, the life breath,the formless God,

absolute existence, beginningless, a symbol of knowledge and

energy, Kala,Vasanta, Pranava, a happy man, a tortoise, a battle,

the female quarters in a palace, Uma, sacrifice, negation.

 

a (with an accent over it (-)): Used for comparison, recollection,

root word for maya; it removes depression, brings hope,fulfillment

of materialistic desires, names and fames, sharpens the intellect

and talent.

 

i: Relative existence, one hundred, a symbol of movement, the

seed syllable (bija) for Agni.

 

i (with an accent over it (-)): Kamadeva, Lakshmi, to go, to

pervade, to wish, to eat, to beg, gives success in life, the

seedsyllable (bija) for the nectar of immortality (amrita), giver of

energy (shakti dayaka).

 

U: Pervasive, contained or progressive existence, to sound, to

make noise, to roar, Shiva, Brahma, the seed syllable (bija) for

marana uchhatana (a tantric spell), gives strength.

U(with an accent over it (-)): Shiva, Moon, Protector, has

hypnotic power.

r (with a.under it ): Calling, ridicule, to give, to move, to

go, to rise, to gain, to display, to attack, a symbol of prosperity,

the seed syllable (bija) for riddhi (material achievement), it gives

quick evolution and prosperity.

 

r ( with a.under it,and an accent over it (-)): Terror, reproach,

censorship, compassion, protection, pride, the seed syllable (bija)

of Bliairava (another name for Lord Shiva).

 

l (with a.under it ): Earth, mountain, mother of gods, helpful

for self knowledge, makes introvert, gives experience of Truth.

 

l l (with a.under each letter ): A mother, a divine woman.

 

e: To come, to approach, to submit, Vishnu; a symbol of stillness,

or can also indicate movement (in other contexts); the seed syllable

(bija) that gives strength, health, and removes obstacles.

 

ai: Shiva, the seed syllable (bija) for Saraswati (goddess of

knowledge), gives success.

 

0: Brahma, a sacred syllable, gives fulfillment to desires,

prosperity, beauty and youthfulness.

 

au: Sound, Ananta, or Sesha, the earth, the seed syllable (bija)

for marana and ucchatana (tantric spells).

am: Tolerance, soft form of energy.

ah (with a . under `h' ): The seed syllable ( bija for peace.)

 

Sanskrit Pronunciation

14 Vowels

 

a another

a father (2 beats)

i pin

i need (2 beats)

u flute

u mood (2 beats)

r macabre

r trill for (2 beats)

Ir table

e etude (2 beats)

ai aisle (2 beats)

o yoke (2 beats)

au flutist (2 beats)

am hum

ah out breath

 

Your "Sweet Note of "E" and the Im (with a - over the i) still

applies to Kamala!

 

Ever learnt TM?

 

Effortless meditation with matra "IM" is really effective!

 

Namaste,

 

Billy

 

>

> , "biosoundbill"

> <avrilsmith@d...> wrote:

> > , akka_108

> <akka_108>

> > wrote:

> > > I would like to know more about the bija mantra "Im".

> > >

> > > I have found this website:

> http://www.shivashakti.com/vijnan.htm

> > >

> > > When you move the courser on the red syllable on the left

> side,

> > there comes the text "the bija Im - the Devi herself".

> > >

> > > This is the first time that I come along the bija mantra "Im".

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > The bija mantra "Im" is Agni bija for fire and passion.

> > It is pronounced as it is spelled "Im" as in ''RIM'' - The rim

of a

> > wheel!

> > Four versions of this mantra are iussued by the

> Transcendental

> > Meditation Movement,they are:-

> >

> > "IM" .... "IMA" ... "ING" ... "INGA"

> >

> > 20 minutes Twice daily effortless repetition leads to a lot more

> > passion and enthuasiasm for life!

> >

> > Don't be mislead into thinking it's ''eem'' that how "IM" with a

> > dash like this(-) over the "I" is pronounced and that's the bija

for

> > Kamala or Yoni!

> >

> > Hope this helps.

> >

> > Namaste,

> >

> > Billy