Guest guest Posted November 18, 2004 Report Share Posted November 18, 2004 93 , "Detective_Mongo_Phd" <detective_mongo_phd@h...> wrote: > Ahh, yeah, there are positive, negative and neutral mantras that should be understood. Don't play with Sanskrit without some real understanding of the tantras. That said, some mantras are good for all people of every prakriti. Several great mantras like that of Dakshina (22 lettered) and Adya Kali (16 or 13 lettered) and famous "Hare Rama" suite everyone. Tantras say that even if according to tables and calculations they are not good for someone, it doesn't matter. They are for all. >General the akasha mantras starting with H, S, and N are ok for everyone. Anyone know otherwise? Well, U speak about kulAkula-chakra only while there are others (but yes, kulAkula is the basic). But for akasha-tattva are "ha", "sha" (NOT sa), "ma" and "na" as well as "lRi" and "aM" with "aH". A. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2004 Report Share Posted November 18, 2004 > > Ahh, yeah, there are positive, negative and neutral mantras that Based on the endings mantras are male (eg. Hum Phat), female( eg Swaha) or gender neutral (eg Namaha); the gender has nothing to do with the deity of the mantra(eg female deity may have a male mantra, though generally not so). Based on their potential effect, mantras can be in four categories from susiddha(best) to ari(enemy). There are several chakras (anakatha/akadama) for finding out whether a mantra is harmful for a particular person. Some mantras are supposedly beneficial for all eg- Vedic mantras and mantras of certain no. of syllables. > should be understood. Don't play with Sanskrit without some real This is very good advice; mantras should be dealt with carefully esp. the ones which have beejas in them. I have personally experienced many harmful effects while toying with such mantras. This is also the opinion of enlightened Masters like Mata Amritanandamayi and Sivananda. > understanding of the tantras. That said, some mantras are good for all > people of every prakriti. > > Several great mantras like that of Dakshina (22 lettered) and Adya > Kali (16 or 13 lettered) and famous "Hare Rama" suite everyone. > Tantras say that even if according to tables and calculations they are > not good for someone, it doesn't matter. They are for all. > > >General the akasha mantras starting with H, S, and N are ok for > everyone. Anyone know otherwise? > What do you mean by akasha mantras- are you referring to the petal beejas of the chakra associated with Akasha tatwa (as in matrika nyasa)- these are harmless as they are a mantric bhutasuddha, so should be harmonising. -yogaman Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2004 Report Share Posted November 19, 2004 What do you mean by akasha mantras- are you referring to the petal beejas of the chakra associated with Akasha tatwa (as in matrika nyasa)- these are harmless as they are a mantric bhutasuddha, so should be harmonising. -yogaman Ahh Child, Just as all personality types can be described by the elements as in Ayurveda, so also mantras can all be divided into their predominant tattva, and this method of choosing predates time. One wouldn't choose a fire beeja like Ram for a water type prakriti, and so on, however, the akasha mantras are ok for all. Obviously these teachings on choosing the mantra are given only in the highest tantras and are very secret. Nor do these teachings take up much room so they are easy to overlook. Sponsor -- / b.. c.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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