Guest guest Posted March 15, 2003 Report Share Posted March 15, 2003 Greetings: Is it ok to chant more than one mantra on a mala? I enjoy the Om Namah Shivaya mainly, but really enjoy the Gayatri and Mahamrtyunjaya Mantras as well. Ryan- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 15, 2003 Report Share Posted March 15, 2003 Dear Ryanji Namaskar My Friend Dont know what type of Mala you are referring to and this would have to be known to answer question Is a little more complicated than this however as a general rule it would be appropriate to stay with Mantras that are intended for the particular Mala.......... or specific Mukhi Rudraksa Beads...........or the Discipline you are working with Srimaddevibhagavat states to chant the Rudraksa according to their Devata for Mantra Siddhi. Have written something about this so will have to go find this Then there are also different Malas intended to be used with specific Mantras for each Mala in specific Sadhanas and other Disciplines. Fairly certain our Rudraksa and Ratna Book in our book section has a listing of some of the Different Malas To name a few there are Lotus Seed Mala, Tumeric Mala, Rudraksa Mala, Kushs Root Mala, Navratna Mala, Baijanti Mala and more Thanks and Take Care DharmaDev , "thestar777" <thestar777> wrote: > Greetings: > > Is it ok to chant more than one mantra on a mala? I enjoy the Om > Namah Shivaya mainly, but really enjoy the Gayatri and Mahamrtyunjaya > Mantras as well. > > Ryan- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2003 Report Share Posted March 16, 2003 hello, I have been researching a bit and reading and trying to understand your religeon. I am beinging to understand where the beads comeinto play it like the catholic rosary but seems more effective. i am not sure of the numbers and could not find anything that actually tells me how this works. any help would greatly be appreciated i meditate 4 - 6 times a day sincerly tia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2003 Report Share Posted March 16, 2003 Dear Tiaji: The rudraksha are not a religion in and of themselves. The rudraksha come from an age and a tradition know As Sanatan Dharma which is the foundation of all religionsfrom a very ancient time in world history before there were distinctions and differences of religious thought and dogma. They are the manifestations of Divine Energy that were given to the world by Lord Shiva so the Scriptures and Spiritual Practices known Today as the Shaivite Branch of Hinduisn particularily resonante to their blessings..However the health and spiritual benefits of the rudraksha can be enjoyed by people of all faiths.. The beads are used in rosaries, as jewelry . They are put on personal altars and shrines and also can be held for meditation or onto different parts of the body for healing. In todays field of Subtle Vibrational Medicine, where modalities such as Reiki, gem and color therapy, aroma therapy and flower essences are used...one can see the connection of how rudraksha interact with neurophysiology and subtle energy fields of the body. The numbers associated with the beads refer to the number of facets (mukhis) each bead has. The rudraksha are very unique in that they are vegetable matter, they come from a tree, yet they have powerful electromagnetic frequencies. One could say that the different facets have very specific energetically qualities. The Vedic Scriptures of India describe these differences as pertaining to the attributes of the various deities. Its like musical notes and how each note vibates a little differently..the qualties of the facets also correspond to Vedic Numerology as well as the different Color Qualities associated with each deity. These in turn have a very beneficial effect on a persons well being spiritually, emotionally, intectually and physically. So that's sorta how they work. Namaste, Kanti Rudra Center Heartland In a message dated 3/16/2003 9:21:10 AM Central Standard Time, hearts101a writes: > hello, > I have been researching a bit and reading and trying to understand your > religeon. I am beinging to understand where the beads comeinto play it like > > the catholic rosary but seems more effective. i am not sure of the numbers > and could not find anything that actually tells me how this works. > any help would greatly be appreciated i meditate 4 - 6 times a day > > sincerly tia > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 2003 Report Share Posted March 16, 2003 Namaste,Kanti, thanks you have been so helpfull. I find that this religeon may highten my awarness of the world around me and let me make peace with myself and those aournd me.. tia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 17, 2003 Report Share Posted March 17, 2003 Many thanks. I guess Goddess Saraswati was touring the Heartland yesterday :-) In a message dated 3/17/2003 10:11:11 AM Central Standard Time, somaphoenixx writes: > Wow...thanks Kantiji, > > this is excellent write up on rudraksha. A print up and offer to my > inquisitive friends. > > Namaste > Soma > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 17, 2003 Report Share Posted March 17, 2003 Yes, it will definately bring you peace. , hearts101a@a... wrote: > Namaste,Kanti, > thanks you have been so helpfull. I find that this religeon may highten my > awarness of the world around me and let me make peace with myself and those > aournd me.. > tia > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 17, 2003 Report Share Posted March 17, 2003 Wow...thanks Kantiji, this is excellent write up on rudraksha. A print up and offer to my inquisitive friends. Namaste Soma , thunderheals@a... wrote: > Dear Tiaji: > > The rudraksha are not a religion in and of themselves. > The rudraksha come from an age and a tradition know As Sanatan Dharma which > is the foundation of all religionsfrom a very ancient time in world history > before there were distinctions and differences of religious thought and > dogma. > > They are the manifestations of Divine Energy that were given to the world by > Lord Shiva so the Scriptures and Spiritual Practices known Today as the > Shaivite Branch of Hinduisn particularily resonante to their > blessings..However the health and spiritual benefits of the rudraksha can be > enjoyed by people of all faiths.. > > The beads are used in rosaries, as jewelry . They are put on personal altars > and shrines and also can be held for meditation or onto different parts of > the body for healing. > > In todays field of Subtle Vibrational Medicine, where modalities such as > Reiki, gem and color therapy, aroma therapy and flower essences are > used...one can see the connection of how rudraksha interact with > neurophysiology and subtle energy fields of the body. > > The numbers associated with the beads refer to the number of facets (mukhis) > each bead has. > The rudraksha are very unique in that they are vegetable matter, they come > from a tree, yet they have powerful electromagnetic frequencies. > One could say that the different facets have very specific energetically > qualities. > > The Vedic Scriptures of India describe these differences as pertaining to the > attributes of the various deities. > Its like musical notes and how each note vibates a little differently..the > qualties of the facets also correspond to Vedic Numerology as well as the > different Color Qualities associated with each deity. These in turn have a > very beneficial effect on a persons well being spiritually, emotionally, > intectually and physically. > > So that's sorta how they work. > > Namaste, > Kanti > Rudra Center Heartland > > In a message dated 3/16/2003 9:21:10 AM Central Standard Time, > hearts101a@a... writes: > > > hello, > > I have been researching a bit and reading and trying to understand your > > religeon. I am beinging to understand where the beads comeinto play it like > > > > the catholic rosary but seems more effective. i am not sure of the numbers > > and could not find anything that actually tells me how this works. > > any help would greatly be appreciated i meditate 4 - 6 times a day > > > > sincerly tia > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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