"Im kara hreem kara rahasya yugma - guru paadhukaabyam"

[Guest guest]

Dear friends,

Please correct me. I feel Im pronounced as I-M

starting with I & ending with makara is the saraswati

beeja. In the sarawati sloka it is said -- IM Im

mantra preeyam hreem hraam kumati dwamsa kaareeneem--.

 

Also if someone wants to be master vidyas then

chanting of this mantra is recommended (only after

invocation from gurus if they deem there diciples to

be fit). it is said by chanting of great Medha sukta

even a dumb person can be made to talk. There we have

this as proof of this beejaskshara as "Devi-IM medha

saraswati "

Irrespective of North/South india the language & the

culture may be different but can there be a north

indian mantra / south indian mantra I have my own

doubts , as sanskrit is the mingling substratum of

these parts.

Am i right in thinking like this please let me have

your comments

with warm regards

shankar

[Guest guest]

, krishnamoorthy shankar

<junk74_in> wrote:

> Dear friends,

> Please correct me. I feel Im pronounced as I-M

> starting with I & ending with makara is the saraswati

> beeja. In the sarawati sloka it is said -- IM Im

> mantra preeyam hreem hraam kumati dwamsa kaareeneem--.

>

> Also if someone wants to be master vidyas then

> chanting of this mantra is recommended (only after

> invocation from gurus if they deem there diciples to

> be fit). it is said by chanting of great Medha sukta

> even a dumb person can be made to talk. There we have

> this as proof of this beejaskshara as "Devi-IM medha

> saraswati "

> Irrespective of North/South india the language & the

> culture may be different but can there be a north

> indian mantra / south indian mantra I have my own

> doubts , as sanskrit is the mingling substratum of

> these parts.

> Am i right in thinking like this please let me have

> your comments

> with warm regards

> shankar

 

Hi,

 

Aing pronounced "eyeING" is Sarawati beeja - Tantric Version.

Aim pronounced "eyeIM" is Sarawati beeja - Vedic Version.

"Im" pronounced as is Rim,the Rim of a wheel is the bija for

Agni,it's a petal sound of the 5th chakra,and is issued to children

by the TM movement,as is the Tantric version "ING" AS IN

RUNNING,WALK-ING,etc!

Namaste,

 

Billy

[Guest guest]

Dear billy,

please refer to the nyasas while doing mantra japa. we

say lum,hum,yam after that "Rum agni ---" so we say

Rum not Rim as agni beeja. you can refer this in any

mantra sashtra book. more inputs please

with warm regards

shankar