Singing Strange Language, etc

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Spontaneous speech or singing in what seems to be an unknown language

or what might sound like mumbo-jumbo, is called "Sahaja".

 

All languages are real, be it Sanskrit, Hebrew, Sumerian, Babylonian,

Mayan, English, Yiddish, Swahili, Timbuctooli, etc.  All words have

wavelengths and they disperse to different dimensions, various levels

of consciousness and to the wider, subtle realms, be it the universe,

cosmos, heaven or hell.

 

For some there is no way of knowing what the words mean, at least not

right at the specific time of occurence.  But usually later on, the

meanings will dawn on them.  It can take weeks, months or many years. 

That is, if the person is meant to discover the meanings of the words

in this life-time.

 

 

, j <barbjs> wrote:

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> Has anyone heard of singing in a strange language during devotions,

usually while waving a light? What does it mean? Is it a real language?

Has anyone heard of this? Is there a way to know what the words mean,

if they mean anything?

>

> Barbara

 

 

 

 

 

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Dear Narasimhaye,

 

Thanks for telling me what this is called. This happens to me constantly, after I have done mantras or hymns and I'm starting the puja process. It seems to happen when I start lighting the candle or start waving the candle, but it can go on before or after that too, I think. The words just flow naturally, and I don't seem to be making them up. Sometimes, I turn round and round in a circle, singing. What am I doing? For instance, now, sitting at the keyboard, I couln't do it. Since it has a name, I guess other people have experienced it also. Is there any way of knowing what the words mean? Is there anywhere that I can look to find out more about the meaning and experience of Sahaja. Is it an usual experience. I live in Canada, and I did not come from a Hindu family, so I am not aware of this.

 

Barbara

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narasimhaye

 

Saturday, May 27, 2006 5:59 AM

RBSC : Singing Strange Language, etc

 

 

Spontaneous speech or singing in what seems to be an unknown language

or what might sound like mumbo-jumbo, is called "Sahaja".

 

All languages are real, be it Sanskrit, Hebrew, Sumerian, Babylonian,

Mayan, English, Yiddish, Swahili, Timbuctooli, etc. All words have

wavelengths and they disperse to different dimensions, various levels

of consciousness and to the wider, subtle realms, be it the universe,

cosmos, heaven or hell.

 

For some there is no way of knowing what the words mean, at least not

right at the specific time of occurence. But usually later on, the

meanings will dawn on them. It can take weeks, months or many years.

That is, if the person is meant to discover the meanings of the words

in this life-time.

 

 

, j <barbjs wrote:

>

> Has anyone heard of singing in a strange language during devotions,

usually while waving a light? What does it mean? Is it a real language?

Has anyone heard of this? Is there a way to know what the words mean,

if they mean anything?

>

> Barbara

 

 

 

 

 

 

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