Guest guest Posted July 25, 2002 Report Share Posted July 25, 2002 the mantra is "shivaya namah om" and not the "namah shivaya om" as i told earlier ,please forgive me for my in attentiveness/whatever. So > just like I showed respect to people you revere, kindly do not >equate > my sources to T series. any T Series chanting ,the credibility should be questioned.iam sorry if it hurt you. It is really nice to see someone like you who > claims that he can mange well without sadhanas give such elaborate > comments on chanting. This just means that you should be doing them > yourself too after all > Have you heard kabir > > "Main kehta aankhin dekhi, tu kehta kaagaz kee dekhi" dont worry, i never told that i did not do Guru mantra, i didnt do lot of variety sadhanas like you people , but for quiet some time i have been doing "guru mantra". > > hearsay is never enough. True experience is what you gain yourself. > So until you sit to chant, all the commentary you are giving will be > borrowed. mantra by Gurumukha is revealed to you, its my earned thing and not a borrowed thing.i hope many of you people do not know how a Guru can reveal a mantra to you, it depends on a Guru. Well I too am not in a position yet to give any original > authentic comments but I am trying in this direction and gaining > success and getting guidance too. And whatever little I have learnt, > I have put in the few posts I have posted on sadhanas, and will put > more in the posts that follow. > > its > very sad that you people dont understand the need for a bhava while > chanting the mantra.(by bhava you focus a mantra besides purpose). > no doubt without bhava also things work but, it would take lot of > time to set to the natural tune/bhava of the mantra in the mean time > one may get frustrated and discontinue > > what on earth made you make this assumption and statement?? No mantra > ritual of mine goes without bhav. Please go back and read the post on > sadhanas I have posted, probably in taking a quick look you have > missed my point. The first step I take in chanting any mantra is > nderstanding what this GOD stands for and I try to with whatever > limited apparatus in terms of soul mind and body I have open myself > up to that power. my prayer rituals are never completed without > listening to some melodious rendering of stotras—since as I put > across this is the easiest way for me to emote. To understand what I > am saying you need to combine the two. Neither bhav nor sadhana alone > can work, when I started as a child I had enough bhav in me to make > things happen by listening to any obscure bhajan or praying. Then as > I grew older I lost this capacity. But chanting cleanses the dirt > that has gathered within even if it is temporarily. It brings it > back, and I am able to after a session of chanting enjoy the same > feeling of being immersed in bhakti. Very vain talk I guess. As I put > across, it is temporary state and does not happen every day. That is > what ashish has been trying to tell you. Just like bhav is important > for sadhnas, sadhanas are also important for purifying bhav. It is > very sad to see someone become a disciple of nikhileshwarand and deny > himself the path of sadhana. And remember one thing, human beings are > different just like you think you can manage purely by bhav, there > are people at the other extreme who can mange just by sadhna since > bhav is not something that come naturally to them. but they have > tremendous will power and that is their path. But yes the best dinner > is when it is full course. Coffee to dessert. > > > > > > Generally mantra should be given by a Guru and he assumes the > Ø responsiblity of that sadhana, > > yet I have chanted so many mantras without meeting Dr srimali, and > still managed to get the right pitch and tone etc. so will I mange > with aum namah shivaay too. Thank you for your concern, but I think I > have guidance. whatever you please, to tell you and others is my part, you will do whatever your karma dictates > > > > > > > now if you do not mind, in the limited time I have, I prefer to use > it constructively in helping people like nazir ji. I think he needs > us all a lot these days. we have been chatting for months now, and > our philosophic discussions can wait till we are more free. please use your time , however way you please. jai Gurudev Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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