Guest guest Posted August 21, 2009 Report Share Posted August 21, 2009 This is really being chanted by Hien Braat according to the credits given on youtube. It was initially introduced to me as a chant by the Dalia Lama for the assistance of a person to journey into the Bardo upon death and this version of events has been recently defended by the same mother and daughter owners of the shop I originally was gifted a copy of the home made cd. Doesnt matter to me really. It is beautfiful and helpful for the Kundalini awakened or awakening in an individual. Here is the link on youtube: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2009 Report Share Posted August 21, 2009 Dear chrism, I asked to read views of Panini sanskrit grammarian on reciting vedic mantras. " Mantra without proper pronounciation of vowels and consonants,its recital in faulty way can be converted in verbal thunderbolt and harm the one chanting it. " ....Panini. A person travelling should be cautioned of the pitfalls ahead in his path. Gayatri mantra is as follows: Om bhur bhuvah svah tat savitur varenyam bhargo devasya dhimhi dhiyo yo nah prachodayat. Anuradha in intro has pronounced correctly,but when she is singing with her daughter Kavita she has omitted' t' from word prachodayat.In year 2000 I had an article in news paper regarding removal of this cd (it was in cassete form) from the market that time....................with regards. shrikant --- On Fri, 21/8/09, <> wrote: <> Dalai Lama chanting Maha Mrityunjaya Friday, 21 August, 2009, 12:33 PM This is really being chanted by Hien Braat according to the credits given on youtube. It was initially introduced to me as a chant by the Dalia Lama for the assistance of a person to journey into the Bardo upon death and this version of events has been recently defended by the same mother and daughter owners of the shop I originally was gifted a copy of the home made cd. Doesnt matter to me really. It is beautfiful and helpful for the Kundalini awakened or awakening in an individual. Here is the link on youtube: http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=buYFPZuiZHc recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8. http://downloads./in/internetexplorer/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2009 Report Share Posted August 21, 2009 Blessings for you dear Shrikanth, For those who follow that the modulations of specific sounds can bring injury to the self of those who utter them or believe this to be true then so will it be true for them. Perhaps not for all people however. In my humble opinion it is far more important to have an intention that is " worthy " and representative of the sacred truths of the teaching within the words that one is pronouncing or mis-pronouncing. Words are mere extensions of thoughts and intentions brought about by the limitations placed upon the human being. Thoughts are a more pure form of communication. Intention and thoughts are what a word or phrase consists of and from that point I must give authority to those qualities. Words are different from culture to culture and from people to people even within that same culture. The pronouciation of words is changed through time and custom and the evolution of a culture. Sanskrit is a most blessed language and it does indeed hold a very special place within the Kundalini as it can actually be " felt " by the awakening person uttering its words as they are so heavy laden with Kundalini and spiritual significance. It is a language that I treasure and honor. I feel the " consciousness " behind the Sanskrit language and in its expansiveness. I also sense the qualities of forgiveness and forbearance and understanding that comes from a great source of wisdom. With this in mind I feel that my most obvious mis-pronounciations of many of the Sanskrit words I use are not and have not " struck me down " for my ignorance in the correct usage. Even the language itself over the thousands of years has evolved and changed from those who originally wrote the words in the Veda's and Upanishads. Even the modern day scholars " who are not K awakening " and therefore miss much of the meanings from those sacred texts do not have a firm grasp of the pronounciation of the original authors of these excellent works. I can only speak of myself but (i) do not feel I have incurred injury to my self or selves or those of others due to the incorrect pronounciation of the sacred Sanskrit prayers or words they are comprised of. This is not part of the reality I create for myself or part of the joy I am given from the use of beautiful Sanskrit words and phrases. I go with the intent and follow with my heart the words as best I can! I can only sense what is being given as I feel the phrases wash over me! - lol and many blessings and honor for your opinion and work in this area Shrikanth. - chrism , shrikant phule <shrikantphule wrote: > > > Dear chrism, > I asked to read views of Panini sanskrit grammarian on reciting vedic mantras. " Mantra without proper pronounciation of vowels and consonants,its recital in faulty way can be converted in verbal thunderbolt and harm the one chanting it. " ....Panini. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2009 Report Share Posted August 22, 2009 Dear Chrism, I like your innocence.When I was 7-8 years old I planted few coins in our garden after reading a fairy tale,thinking that I will have a money plant. I like studious nature of western people.Sanskrit NEWS was aired first from Collogne & best sanskrit university is in Germany.I was moved by Bhaj Govindam sung by Kumuda,she being from west was singing with all emotions and sentiments and devotion .Her video is available on you tube...................shrikant --- On Sat, 22/8/09, <> wrote: <> Re: Dalai Lama chanting Maha Mrityunjaya Saturday, 22 August, 2009, 12:37 AM Blessings for you dear Shrikanth, For those who follow that the modulations of specific sounds can bring injury to the self of those who utter them or believe this to be true then so will it be true for them. Perhaps not for all people however. In my humble opinion it is far more important to have an intention that is " worthy " and representative of the sacred truths of the teaching within the words that one is pronouncing or mis-pronouncing. Words are mere extensions of thoughts and intentions brought about by the limitations placed upon the human being. Thoughts are a more pure form of communication. Intention and thoughts are what a word or phrase consists of and from that point I must give authority to those qualities. Words are different from culture to culture and from people to people even within that same culture. The pronouciation of words is changed through time and custom and the evolution of a culture. Sanskrit is a most blessed language and it does indeed hold a very special place within the Kundalini as it can actually be " felt " by the awakening person uttering its words as they are so heavy laden with Kundalini and spiritual significance. It is a language that I treasure and honor. I feel the " consciousness " behind the Sanskrit language and in its expansiveness. I also sense the qualities of forgiveness and forbearance and understanding that comes from a great source of wisdom. With this in mind I feel that my most obvious mis-pronounciations of many of the Sanskrit words I use are not and have not " struck me down " for my ignorance in the correct usage. Even the language itself over the thousands of years has evolved and changed from those who originally wrote the words in the Veda's and Upanishads. Even the modern day scholars " who are not K awakening " and therefore miss much of the meanings from those sacred texts do not have a firm grasp of the pronounciation of the original authors of these excellent works. I can only speak of myself but (i) do not feel I have incurred injury to my self or selves or those of others due to the incorrect pronounciation of the sacred Sanskrit prayers or words they are comprised of. This is not part of the reality I create for myself or part of the joy I am given from the use of beautiful Sanskrit words and phrases. I go with the intent and follow with my heart the words as best I can! I can only sense what is being given as I feel the phrases wash over me! - lol and many blessings and honor for your opinion and work in this area Shrikanth. - chrism Kundalini-Awakening -Systems- 1 , shrikant phule <shrikantphule@ ...> wrote: > > > Dear chrism, > I asked to read views of Panini sanskrit grammarian on reciting vedic mantras. " Mantra without proper pronounciation of vowels and consonants,its recital in faulty way can be converted in verbal thunderbolt and harm the one chanting it. " ....Panini. > Looking for local information? Find it on Local http://in.local./ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 22, 2009 Report Share Posted August 22, 2009 Yes it is true. I am innocent and guilty at the same time. There is that within each of us which can be held and yet never possessed by the personality. Unlike your excellent integrity which is as a love based strength within you Shrikant, mere words are transitory structures that only mortals give significance to. And yet the divine can be there within them as well as it has no barriers. With that in hand we can appreciate your gifts of pronunciation. - blessings and gratitude to you Shrikant. - chrism , shrikant phule <shrikantphule wrote: > > Dear Chrism, > I like your innocence.When I was 7-8 years old I planted few coins in our garden after reading a fairy tale,thinking that I will have a money plant. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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