Guest guest Posted September 28, 2007 Report Share Posted September 28, 2007 || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar, Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its significance. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2007 Report Share Posted September 28, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna Dear Reema, It is Kshraum and not kshaum. You left out the agni bija, ra. Kshraum is the bija for Narasimhadeva and is composed of the following root sounds: ksha + ra + aum. Ra is agni bija while ksha is the bija for removing poison. Aum is paramatman. Chanting the bija Kshraum removes deep seated, heavy and karmic posion that has accumulated over several births in the mind and body of a person. It burns and destroys completely, all forms of poison in a person. Extremely powerful, burning and agni producing, yet exceedingly pure bija. Best regards, Sarbani reema_sriganesh [reema_sriganesh] Saturday, September 29, 2007 2:04 AM sohamsa Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar, Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its significance. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 28, 2007 Report Share Posted September 28, 2007 || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar Sarbaniji, Thank you so much for correcting me, and explaining the significance of kShrauM beeja. So the mantra - || Om Namah Sivaaya Namah Nageshwaraaya hauM kShrauM saH || will strengthen health, remove poison accumulated by the soul over the millenia, and promote the purity of agni that can only be attained after burning (in this case, poison). Did I get that right? I remember reading a wonderful explanation by you of hauM, juM and saH beejas in one of the lists (most likely, vedic astrology). For some reason, I am not able to search vedic astrology list right now. Ever obliged to learn. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. sohamsa , " Sarbani Rath " <sarbani wrote: > > Hare Rama Krishna > > Dear Reema, > > It is Kshraum and not kshaum. You left out the agni bija, ra. Kshraum is the > bija for Narasimhadeva and is composed of the following root sounds: ksha + > ra + aum. Ra is agni bija while ksha is the bija for removing poison. Aum > is paramatman. Chanting the bija Kshraum removes deep seated, heavy and > karmic posion that has accumulated over several births in the mind and body > of a person. It burns and destroys completely, all forms of poison in a > person. Extremely powerful, burning and agni producing, yet exceedingly pure > bija. > > Best regards, > > Sarbani > > > > > > reema_sriganesh [reema_sriganesh] > Saturday, September 29, 2007 2:04 AM > sohamsa > Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja > > > > || Hare Rama Krushna || > > Namaskaar, > > Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja > kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga > mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its > significance. > > May Sri Vishnu bless us all, > Reema. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 30, 2007 Report Share Posted September 30, 2007 hare rama krsna Dear Sarbaniji, Namaskar Sanjayji in Dasamsa lecture says that root for this beeja (kshraum) is in Sham (which also form Shankara) which is connected to averting evils of Rahu. Could You clarify little bit more? Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Hare Rama Krishna Dear Reema, It is Kshraum and not kshaum. You left out the agni bija, ra. Kshraum is the bija for Narasimhadeva and is composed of the following root sounds: ksha + ra + aum. Ra is agni bija while ksha is the bija for removing poison. Aum is paramatman. Chanting the bija Kshraum removes deep seated, heavy and karmic posion that has accumulated over several births in the mind and body of a person. It burns and destroys completely, all forms of poison in a person. Extremely powerful, burning and agni producing, yet exceedingly pure bija. Best regards, Sarbani reema_sriganesh [reema_sriganesh ] Saturday, September 29, 2007 2:04 AM sohamsa Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar, Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its significance. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2007 Report Share Posted October 1, 2007 Jaya Jagannatha Dear Rafal, Namaste May I? Ksha is the (sa.nvartaka) mantra and the creation is “m,” bedecked in agni “ra” and manu (aau), hence = kshraum Kshraum MONO syllabic mantra and is like the kalpavriksha unto those who resort to it. The rishi is Atri, Chhanda is Jagatii and devata is Nara (man) hari (lion) and viniyoga is for the acquisition of everything. ksham (not sham) is the biija, “ii” is the shakti and the angas are conceived with the six long vowels etc. nR^isi.nha’s mantra japa are the thirty-two syllabic mantras that personifies the thrity two lions – krishna, rudra, mahaaghora, bhiima, bhiishaNa etc. Love, Swee Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme <sohamsa > Mon, 01 Oct 2007 00:26:59 +0200 <sohamsa > Re: Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja hare rama krsna Dear Sarbaniji, Namaskar Sanjayji in Dasamsa lecture says that root for this beeja (kshraum) is in Sham (which also form Shankara) which is connected to averting evils of Rahu. Could You clarify little bit more? Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Hare Rama Krishna Dear Reema, It is Kshraum and not kshaum. You left out the agni bija, ra. Kshraum is the bija for Narasimhadeva and is composed of the following root sounds: ksha + ra + aum. Ra is agni bija while ksha is the bija for removing poison. Aum is paramatman. Chanting the bija Kshraum removes deep seated, heavy and karmic posion that has accumulated over several births in the mind and body of a person. It burns and destroys completely, all forms of poison in a person. Extremely powerful, burning and agni producing, yet exceedingly pure bija. Best regards, Sarbani reema_sriganesh [reema_sriganesh] Saturday, September 29, 2007 2:04 AM sohamsa Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar, Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its significance. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2007 Report Share Posted October 1, 2007 hare rama krsna Dear Swee, Namaskar Thank You a lot. Why M is creation and Aau is Manu? Kshraum Mono syllabic mantra comes from Narasimha Purana or what is the source? Please tell more about lions. Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Jaya Jagannatha Dear Rafal, Namaste May I? Ksha is the (sa.nvartaka) mantra and the creation is “m,” bedecked in agni “ra” and manu (aau), hence = kshraum Kshraum MONO syllabic mantra and is like the kalpavriksha unto those who resort to it. The rishi is Atri, Chhanda is Jagatii and devata is Nara (man) hari (lion) and viniyoga is for the acquisition of everything. ksham (not sham) is the biija, “ii” is the shakti and the angas are conceived with the six long vowels etc. nR^isi.nha’s mantra japa are the thirty-two syllabic mantras that personifies the thrity two lions – krishna, rudra, mahaaghora, bhiima, bhiishaNa etc. Love, Swee Rafal Gendarz <starsuponme (AT) wp (DOT) pl> <sohamsa > Mon, 01 Oct 2007 00:26:59 +0200 <sohamsa > Re: Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja hare rama krsna Dear Sarbaniji, Namaskar Sanjayji in Dasamsa lecture says that root for this beeja (kshraum) is in Sham (which also form Shankara) which is connected to averting evils of Rahu. Could You clarify little bit more? Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal (AT) rohinaa (DOT) com Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Hare Rama Krishna Dear Reema, It is Kshraum and not kshaum. You left out the agni bija, ra. Kshraum is the bija for Narasimhadeva and is composed of the following root sounds: ksha + ra + aum. Ra is agni bija while ksha is the bija for removing poison. Aum is paramatman. Chanting the bija Kshraum removes deep seated, heavy and karmic posion that has accumulated over several births in the mind and body of a person. It burns and destroys completely, all forms of poison in a person. Extremely powerful, burning and agni producing, yet exceedingly pure bija. Best regards, Sarbani reema_sriganesh [reema_sriganesh ] Saturday, September 29, 2007 2:04 AM sohamsa Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar, Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its significance. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2007 Report Share Posted October 1, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Rafal, The break up is Ksh + ra + aum with ksh being the poison removing bija. The sham explanation is secondary. There can be multiple layers of meaning to one concept. These are different ways of expressing the same thing which is typical of ancient Indian thought. The sham explanation has the meaning in another way, the root explanation I gave earlier to Reema. Removing the evils of Rahu is equivalent to ‘poison removing’. By removing the poison, you are rendering something pure, specially as you are doing it with the addition of agni and paramatman bijas. It becomes all auspicious. That which is auspicious is Shankara. But that does not mean it is Shankara bija. It is Narasimha bija. In the long run, Shankara and Narasimha are one. Sarbani Rafal Gendarz [starsuponme] Monday, October 01, 2007 3:57 AM sohamsa Re: Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja hare rama krsna Dear Sarbaniji, Namaskar Sanjayji in Dasamsa lecture says that root for this beeja (kshraum) is in Sham (which also form Shankara) which is connected to averting evils of Rahu. Could You clarify little bit more? Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Hare Rama Krishna Dear Reema, It is Kshraum and not kshaum. You left out the agni bija, ra. Kshraum is the bija for Narasimhadeva and is composed of the following root sounds: ksha + ra + aum. Ra is agni bija while ksha is the bija for removing poison. Aum is paramatman. Chanting the bija Kshraum removes deep seated, heavy and karmic posion that has accumulated over several births in the mind and body of a person. It burns and destroys completely, all forms of poison in a person. Extremely powerful, burning and agni producing, yet exceedingly pure bija. Best regards, Sarbani reema_sriganesh [reema_sriganesh] Saturday, September 29, 2007 2:04 AM sohamsa Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar, Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its significance. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2007 Report Share Posted October 1, 2007 hare rama krsna Dear Sarbani, Namaskar Nice explanation as usual. Thank You! Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Rafal, The break up is Ksh + ra + aum with ksh being the poison removing bija. The sham explanation is secondary. There can be multiple layers of meaning to one concept. These are different ways of expressing the same thing which is typical of ancient Indian thought. The sham explanation has the meaning in another way, the root explanation I gave earlier to Reema. Removing the evils of Rahu is equivalent to ‘poison removing’. By removing the poison, you are rendering something pure, specially as you are doing it with the addition of agni and paramatman bijas. It becomes all auspicious. That which is auspicious is Shankara. But that does not mean it is Shankara bija. It is Narasimha bija. In the long run, Shankara and Narasimha are one. Sarbani Rafal Gendarz [starsuponme (AT) wp (DOT) pl] Monday, October 01, 2007 3:57 AM sohamsa Re: Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja hare rama krsna Dear Sarbaniji, Namaskar Sanjayji in Dasamsa lecture says that root for this beeja (kshraum) is in Sham (which also form Shankara) which is connected to averting evils of Rahu. Could You clarify little bit more? Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal (AT) rohinaa (DOT) com Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Hare Rama Krishna Dear Reema, It is Kshraum and not kshaum. You left out the agni bija, ra. Kshraum is the bija for Narasimhadeva and is composed of the following root sounds: ksha + ra + aum. Ra is agni bija while ksha is the bija for removing poison. Aum is paramatman. Chanting the bija Kshraum removes deep seated, heavy and karmic posion that has accumulated over several births in the mind and body of a person. It burns and destroys completely, all forms of poison in a person. Extremely powerful, burning and agni producing, yet exceedingly pure bija. Best regards, Sarbani reema_sriganesh [reema_sriganesh ] Saturday, September 29, 2007 2:04 AM sohamsa Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar, Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its significance. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 1, 2007 Report Share Posted October 1, 2007 Hare Rama Krishna Dear Rafal, You are very welcome. Sarbani Rafal Gendarz [starsuponme] Tuesday, October 02, 2007 12:43 AM sohamsa Re: Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja hare rama krsna Dear Sarbani, Namaskar Nice explanation as usual. Thank You! Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Hare Rama Krishna, Dear Rafal, The break up is Ksh + ra + aum with ksh being the poison removing bija. The sham explanation is secondary. There can be multiple layers of meaning to one concept. These are different ways of expressing the same thing which is typical of ancient Indian thought. The sham explanation has the meaning in another way, the root explanation I gave earlier to Reema. Removing the evils of Rahu is equivalent to ‘poison removing’. By removing the poison, you are rendering something pure, specially as you are doing it with the addition of agni and paramatman bijas. It becomes all auspicious. That which is auspicious is Shankara. But that does not mean it is Shankara bija. It is Narasimha bija. In the long run, Shankara and Narasimha are one. Sarbani Rafal Gendarz [starsuponme (AT) wp (DOT) pl] Monday, October 01, 2007 3:57 AM sohamsa Re: Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja hare rama krsna Dear Sarbaniji, Namaskar Sanjayji in Dasamsa lecture says that root for this beeja (kshraum) is in Sham (which also form Shankara) which is connected to averting evils of Rahu. Could You clarify little bit more? Regards, Rafal Gendarz SJC Jyotish Guru; email: rafal Articles & Consultations: http://rohinaa.com Hare Rama Krishna Dear Reema, It is Kshraum and not kshaum. You left out the agni bija, ra. Kshraum is the bija for Narasimhadeva and is composed of the following root sounds: ksha + ra + aum. Ra is agni bija while ksha is the bija for removing poison. Aum is paramatman. Chanting the bija Kshraum removes deep seated, heavy and karmic posion that has accumulated over several births in the mind and body of a person. It burns and destroys completely, all forms of poison in a person. Extremely powerful, burning and agni producing, yet exceedingly pure bija. Best regards, Sarbani reema_sriganesh [reema_sriganesh] Saturday, September 29, 2007 2:04 AM sohamsa Mantrasastra - kShauM beeja || Hare Rama Krushna || Namaskaar, Can someone kindly help me understand the meaning of this beeja kShauM? A person very close to me has received a beautiful JyotirLinga mantra with this beeja, and I'd like to be able to tell her its significance. May Sri Vishnu bless us all, Reema. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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