Guest guest Posted December 14, 2005 Report Share Posted December 14, 2005 BIJA MANTRAS, MYSTIC SEED LETTERS 1 HAUM In this Mantra, Ha is Siva and au is Sadasiva. The nada and bindu mean that which dispels sorrow. With this Mantra, Lord Siva should be worshipped. 2 DUM Here Da means Durga, and u means to protect. Nada means Mother of the universe, and bindu signifies action (worship or prayer). This is the bija Mantra of Durga. 3 KREEM With this Mantra Kalika should be worshipped. Ka is Kali, ra is Brahman, and ee is Mahamaya. Nada is the Mother of the universe, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. 4 HREEM This is the Mantra of Mahamaya or Bhuvaneshwari. Ha means Siva, ra is prakriti, ee means Mahamaya. Nada is the Mother of the universe, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. 5 SHREEM This is the Mantra of Maha Lakshmi. Sha is Maha Lakshmi, ra means wealth, ee is satisfaction or contentment. Nada is the manifested Brahman, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. 6 AIM This is the bija Mantra of Saraswati. Ai stands for Saraswati, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. 7 KLEEM This is the Kamabija. Ka means Kamadeva, the Lord of desire; it also means Lord Krishna. La means Indra, the ruler of Heaven, also lord of the senses. Ee means contentment or satisfaction. Nada and bindu mean those that bring happiness and sorrow. 8 HOOM In this Mantra Ha is Siva, and u is Bhairava. Nada is the Supreme, and bindu means dispeller of sorrow. 9 GAM This is the Gneasha bija. Ga means Ganesha, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. 10 GLAUM This is also a Mantra of Ganesha. Ga means Ganesha, la means that which pervades, au means luster or brilliance, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. 11 KSHRAUM This is the bija of Narasimha, a very fierce half man half lion incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Ksha is Narasimha, ra is Brahma, au means with teeth pointing upwards, and bindu means dispeller of sorrow.The science of Mantra is very complex. There are even Mantras for such specific purposes as curing snake bite and chronic disease, but these are of a lower order. In the modern world, the power of gross sound vibration is just beginning to be utilized in physical therapy, and its potential is being tapped in other fields. The ancient Indian sages had this sophistication thousands of years ago. They have used sound in its gross and subtle states to penetrate the planes of human consciousness and to reach the divine vibration that is the experience of God. Beginning in OM and dissolving in OM, the Mantra comes full cycle. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 6, 2007 Report Share Posted November 6, 2007 i will very much appriciate if you let me know how to pronounce mantra no.11 is K silent.thanks nari --- Babitha Vasanth <babitha70 wrote: > BIJA MANTRAS, MYSTIC SEED LETTERS > 1 > HAUM In this Mantra, Ha is Siva and au is > Sadasiva. The nada and bindu mean that which dispels > sorrow. With this Mantra, Lord Siva should be > worshipped. > 2 > DUM Here Da means Durga, and u means to > protect. Nada means Mother of the universe, and > bindu signifies action (worship or prayer). This is > the bija Mantra of Durga. > 3 > KREEM With this Mantra Kalika should be > worshipped. Ka is Kali, ra is Brahman, and ee is > Mahamaya. Nada is the Mother of the universe, and > bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. > 4 > HREEM This is the Mantra of Mahamaya or > Bhuvaneshwari. Ha means Siva, ra is prakriti, ee > means Mahamaya. Nada is the Mother of the universe, > and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. > 5 > SHREEM This is the Mantra of Maha Lakshmi. > Sha is Maha Lakshmi, ra means wealth, ee is > satisfaction or contentment. Nada is the manifested > Brahman, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. > 6 > AIM This is the bija Mantra of Saraswati. Ai > stands for Saraswati, and bindu is the dispeller of > sorrow. > 7 KLEEM This is the Kamabija. Ka > means Kamadeva, the Lord of desire; it also means > Lord Krishna. La means Indra, the ruler of Heaven, > also lord of the senses. Ee means contentment or > satisfaction. Nada and bindu mean those that bring > happiness and sorrow. > 8 > HOOM In this Mantra Ha is Siva, and u is > Bhairava. Nada is the Supreme, and bindu means > dispeller of sorrow. > 9 > GAM This is the Gneasha bija. Ga means > Ganesha, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow. > 10 > GLAUM This is also a Mantra of Ganesha. Ga > means Ganesha, la means that which pervades, au > means luster or brilliance, and bindu is the > dispeller of sorrow. > 11 > KSHRAUM This is the bija of Narasimha, a > very fierce half man half lion incarnation of Lord > Vishnu. Ksha is Narasimha, ra is Brahma, au means > with teeth pointing upwards, and bindu means > dispeller of sorrow. > The science of Mantra is very complex. There are > even Mantras for such specific purposes as curing > snake bite and chronic disease, but these are of a > lower order. In the modern world, the power of gross > sound vibration is just beginning to be utilized in > physical therapy, and its potential is being tapped > in other fields. The ancient Indian sages had this > sophistication thousands of years ago. They have > used sound in its gross and subtle states to > penetrate the planes of human consciousness and to > reach the divine vibration that is the experience of > God. Beginning in OM and dissolving in OM, the > Mantra comes full cycle. > > > > > > > > > > Tired of spam? Mail has the best spam > protection around > Get the freedom to save as many mails as you wish. To know how, go to http://help./l/in//mail/mail/tools/tools-08.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 7, 2007 Report Share Posted November 7, 2007 Namaste, Thankyou for your concern, I am very glad for the Advice and again your concern. I was not aware of the same at all or else I would have mentioned the same to All. I learnt a lesson and will not do so again also I hope the readers also follow Brother RamaKrishnan advice. Pranam, BabithaRamakrishnan J <jramkey wrote: Sister Babitha,Namaskar. While i appreciate your efforts in posting lot of valuableinformation, i request you not to post these Bija Mantras. The reasonbeing these mantras should be read / known only by people who have gotinitiation from their Guru. Any wrong pronounciation of these mantraswill result in wrong effects for the readers. I suggest you canconsult your Guru before posting these information.I hope you will not misunderstand me. Sorry for the intrusion.Jai MAJ.RamakrishnanChennaiOn Nov 6, 2007 6:55 PM, Babitha Vasanth wrote:>>>>> BIJA MANTRAS, MYSTIC SEED LETTERS>>> 1> HAUM>> In this Mantra, Ha is Siva and au is Sadasiva. The nada and bindu mean that> which dispels sorrow. With this Mantra, Lord Siva should be worshipped.> 2> DUM>> Here Da means Durga, and u means to protect. Nada means Mother of the> universe, and bindu signifies action (worship or prayer). This is the bija> Mantra of Durga.> 3> KREEM>> With this Mantra Kalika should be worshipped. Ka is Kali, ra is Brahman, and> ee is Mahamaya. Nada is the Mother of the universe, and bindu is the> dispeller of sorrow.> 4> HREEM>> This is the Mantra of Mahamaya or Bhuvaneshwari. Ha means Siva, ra is> prakriti, ee means Mahamaya. Nada is the Mother of the universe, and bindu> is the dispeller of sorrow.> 5> SHREEM>> This is the Mantra of Maha Lakshmi. Sha is Maha Lakshmi, ra means wealth, ee> is satisfaction or contentment. Nada is the manifested Brahman, and bindu is> the dispeller of sorrow.> 6> AIM>> This is the bija Mantra of Saraswati. Ai stands for Saraswati, and bindu is> the dispeller of sorrow.> 7> KLEEM>> This is the Kamabija. Ka means Kamadeva, the Lord of desire; it also means> Lord Krishna. La means Indra, the ruler of Heaven, also lord of the senses.> Ee means contentment or satisfaction. Nada and bindu mean those that bring> happiness and sorrow.> 8> HOOM>> In this Mantra Ha is Siva, and u is Bhairava. Nada is the Supreme, and bindu> means dispeller of sorrow.> 9> GAM>> This is the Gneasha bija. Ga means Ganesha, and bindu is the dispeller of> sorrow.> 10> GLAUM>> This is also a Mantra of Ganesha. Ga means Ganesha, la means that which> pervades, au means luster or brilliance, and bindu is the dispeller of> sorrow.> 11> KSHRAUM>> This is the bija of Narasimha, a very fierce half man half lion incarnation> of Lord Vishnu. Ksha is Narasimha, ra is Brahma, au means with teeth> pointing upwards, and bindu means dispeller of sorrow.> The science of Mantra is very complex. There are even Mantras for such> specific purposes as curing snake bite and chronic disease, but these are of> a lower order. In the modern world, the power of gross sound vibration is> just beginning to be utilized in physical therapy, and its potential is> being tapped in other fields. The ancient Indian sages had this> sophistication thousands of years ago. They have used sound in its gross and> subtle states to penetrate the planes of human consciousness and to reach> the divine vibration that is the experience of God. Beginning in OM and> dissolving in OM, the Mantra comes full cycle.>>>> >>> > > > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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