LS: What name will you choose? Silence must be heard

[Guest guest]

Dear respected devotees of Ambaa-l,

 

I trust all names of her are guiding lights to lead us towards HER and

grant us mukti.

This more looks like some(why some? The most important) vidya/sadhana

to me.

 

But when I narrow down my dristi to any single name of her being

pronouced from my with-in and comes out as several vibrations.

I noticed when I 'said' HER name 'once', but it is actually being told

multiple times by my vocal chord vibrations or something like 'GhantA

nAda' - sound of bell, whose sound reverberations we can feel even

after we sounded the bell.

As you notice here, I do not know any technical jargon around this

act.So please be considerate to understand what I am trying to say

with my little knowledge.

These reverberations of my vocal chord are faintly telling what name

that I just pronounced in faint but subtle form, still giving quality

essence of that name, also actually allowing my mind/buddhi to

contemplate on that name more than when actually I am pronouncing

it.When I am pronoucing it is more like quasi-mechanical way, where my

part-of-will is used to move vocal chords according to name etc. But

time during these reverberations - I like this more because I get a

chance full-time to drink essence of what I just initiated and still

reverberating by itself and allowing my mind to drink the nector.

 

So rather than any name of HER, I like the reverbation time that

follows chanting each of her name.

 

But behold. what about the silence that comes after reverbation. THAT

- I cannot contain in words here.You must all be experiencing that.

 

Silence must be heard (some song title from music group Enigma)

And it is true and more true for our LSN chanting, atleast for me.

 

 

Om ShrI mAtrE namaH

 

Prasada.

[Guest guest]

, "Prasada Reddy" <prasada.reddy@g...>

wrote:

> But behold. what about the silence that comes after reverbation. THAT

> - I cannot contain in words here.You must all be experiencing that.

>

> Silence must be heard (some song title from music group Enigma)

> And it is true and more true for our LSN chanting, atleast for me.

 

Dear Sri Prasad:

 

A very nice insight. The eloquence of silence in this matter over

powers the words. More so as She is manovAchAmagOcharA. What you say

will also help us to immerse in one name and enjoy it well, rather

than hurrying from one name to the next.

 

 

Ravi