Guest guest Posted November 27, 2004 Report Share Posted November 27, 2004 93 , "Sarabhanga Giri" Sri Pancakshara exists eternally in pure bija form, and that is how > the Rishis originally conceived it, and why it even appears in the > Yajur Veda. As we both understand, this is the matter of belief. Note, i don't tell this is wrong . > And, once again, just because you have never seen > mantras "exposed", "dissected", or "revealed" as a set of bijas, it can not be assumed that such expositions are lacking. If U take burden to see the thread from the beginning U can notice that i never said THIS . Besides, i guess we both expressed what we intended to. I appreciate Ur views and enjoy reading Ur posts . However in SOME points i have my own opinion - and being also initiated into hindu mystical tradition (although not the same as U) i have grounds for it . > These are understandings that naturally reveal themselves in sadhana. This is exactly true. And for this reason i concider Ur opinion in shaiva-vidya more valid than mine. And i expect that U may concider my views when it is related to kaula-mata. > are not regularly using Pancackshara (which also implies that your > Guru has also been using the same mantra, and so too his own Guru, > etc., etc.), then it is unlikely that such essential interpretations would easily occur to you. I do not use panchakshara - see above. Although one of my gurus was also a shaiva, he transmitted to me different vidya. Likewise for Hare Rama, which is simply > revealed as haM raM raM; and raM alone is well known as one of the > most powerful bijas. The conception of "haM raM" lies in Devanagari (City of the Gods) itself, long before the epics were composed in more earthly realms. This is interesting. What is the base of this in Scriptures? Or it's oral teaching of Ur lineage? > Don't concern yourself with the entire corpus of available mantra > until you are well grounded in the mantra received from your own > Guru. Have determined patience and all will be revealed. ). Same thing can be said to everyone including U - and this cannot be argued LOL. Well, perhaps only God and guru can judge how much we are grounded in our vidya - no point to discuss this here. Best regards, A. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2004 Report Share Posted November 27, 2004 "Sri Pancakshara exists eternally in pure bija form" Dear Arjuna, I KNOW this to be true, just as it is a general Hindu understanding that the entire vedic corpus is derived from a single bija (the Pranava). This is fundamental to Mantra Shastra. You did write that you had "never seen it [i.e. Hare Rama] exposed as a set of Bijas", and I was referring to this particular stated ignorance of Hare Rama and its underlying revelations. And you ask "What is the base of this in Scriptures?". Bijas ARE the very basis of Scripture itself! I do not desire argument, only understanding; but your "this can not be argued" comment requires clarification. I do not mean to insult you, but since your understanding of mantra and bijas seems rather shallow, I had assumed that you might benefit from more concerted japa of just ONE mantra. Similarly, I do not mean to praise myself, but since I generally find it a simple task to penetrate this esoteric vibrational world, I consider that my Guru's guidance and my own practice have actually prepared me to grasp the inner truths of diverse Vidyas. These other truths are peripheral to my own practice, and my only intention for making any comment in this or any other forum is to offer assistance to those who ask for it, or to correct misunderstanding when I see it and am able to help. As an Avadhuta of the Sri Panca Dasanama Juna Akhada it is my Duty to fight tirelessly for Truth. Not MY personal ideas, but TRUTH itself, in big bold capitals. Patience, Determination, AND Humility, are required for success. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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