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PRIYA BHAGAVAT BANDUVULLARA!

 

VOICE OF THE RISHIS: 49

 

COURTESY SHRI RAPARLA JANARADHANA RAO

 

TASYA VAACHAKAHA PRANAVAHA

 

--PATANJALI YOGA SUTRA

 

" The word is Om " . Pranava or `Om' is the first word or the nucleic

word of creation. It is said that from this single letter and from

the single sound the cosmos has taken its origin. Hence `Om' the

single sounding word occupies a special significance in all Vedic

texts.

 

All the mantras or the Vedic verses begin with the word `Om'. It is

said it has a beneficial, purifying influence on the mind of man and

also a panacea to the ecological disturbances or pollutions of the

environment. It is said the chanting of the word `Om' or the

concentration of our mind on the sound of this word brings forth

immense peace to the mind of man beyond the description of words.

No exaggeration to say that the whole Vedic heritage revolves round

the word `Om'. It is also difficult to define whether `Om' is a

word or a state of inward silence bringing forth peace and harmony

to the aspirant.

 

Patanjali Maharshi, the greatest pioneer among the yoga

practitioners incorporated all his invaluable findings (darsanas,

intuitive observations) in his immortal writing known as " Patanjali

Yoga Sutras " . It is a book to be read by all eager aspirants.

Bible starts saying that in the beginning there was the word. And

similarly Vedas and Yoga go a step further saying that `Om' is the

eternal word or sound.

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