Swara The Breath of Mahe'swara'

[Guest guest]

Aum Namah Shivaya

 

Dear Visti and group,

 

I have attached an article to this post. Some months

back I had posted an article on Synchronicity. Among

those who responded with enthusiasm, Visti was the

foremost. He requested me to post articles on the

remaining topics mentioned in the postscript. The

article that I have attached to this post, is among

the topics that are a sequence to that. A word on the

article.

 

I had written a whole book called, "Back To Cosmic

Roots" during late 1997 and early 98. It had 24

chapters in it. One of the chapters was on Swara. The

book is not an astrology book. It is actually on

ancient Indian wisdom- Vedic and Tantric. I never

edited the rough draft after that. It is only during

this year that I started looking at it again. In fact

I draw upon the contents of this book in some of my

posts. Some months back, I published the chapter on

Swara from that book, in the OZCVA's quarterly

journal, 'The Vedic Light' without any changes, as it

was in my original draft. It is only today that I did

a quick edit and added a few sentences here and there

when I could get 2hrs in the evening. The result is

the attached article that you see.

 

So this is a sequence to my earlier article "Parrots,

Hexagrams and Numbers" subtitled, "Synchronicity- An

Acausal connectimg principle". The present article is

not generally among the phenomena studied under

Synchronicity. But it is similar in its purpose to any

other Prashna method. It is said that an astrologer

without a knowledge of SWARA is incomplete. It is

equally important to a student of Tantra and Yoga, if

not more. While it is true that an astrologer is

benefited by this knowledge, the true purpose of a

knowledge of Swara, is not just to predict. It goes

much beyond.

 

Visti, here is the article. Hope you enjoy it.

 

Best wishes,

 

Satya

 

 

 

 

 

 

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