Lom-bi-Lom : Will be an option for March 19th! Wahoo!!!

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What is lom-bi-lom? It is a way of chanting the Mahamrityunjaya mantra

with a samput. As readers might know, a samput is a set of "extra"

mantra(s) added either to the beginning or the end or both of the

standard recitation to lengthen one's chanting.The lom-bi-lom is a

samput added to the Mahamrityunjay mantra , to both ends - the

beginning and the end of the mantra, BUT the endingsamput is the

EXACT reverse of the beginning samput.The samput is "Om Jum Sah Om

Bhur Bhuvah Svah."So when chanted with the Mahamrityunjay mantra it

goes like this:Om Jum Sah Om Bhur Bhuvah SvahTryambakam yajamahe

sugandhim pushti vardhanamUrvarukamiva Bandhanaan Mrtyor mukshiya

maamrtatSVAH BHUVAH BHUR OM SAH JUM OM.Notice how the last line is

the exact reverse of the first.BTW, Swamiji has approved for us to

chant the Mahamrityunjaya

mantra with the lom-bi-lom samput. So hope you are reading this dear

efficient Karen and will organize for this starting the NEXT

Saturday, March 19.Jai ShivaNandaJai Maa! Jai Shiva! Jai

Swamiji!

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ArjunaPrayer Club <_prayer_club > wrote:

Yes, I'm reading, Nanda!!! This option is so neat. We'll review it

a lot next week in DMC so that we all understand and will be ready

for the next (not March 12) weekly prayer club, the one on March 19.

I really really like this!Nanda <chandimaakijai > wrote: What

is lom-bi-lom? It is a way of chanting the Mahamrityunjaya mantra with

a samput. As readers might know, a samput is a set of "extra"

mantra(s) added either to the beginning or the end or both of the

standard recitation to lengthen one's chanting.The lom-bi-lom is a

samput added to the Mahamrityunjay mantra , to both ends - the

beginning and the end of the mantra, BUT the endingsamput is the

EXACT reverse of the beginning samput.The samput is "Om Jum Sah Om

Bhur Bhuvah Svah."So when chanted with the Mahamrityunjay mantra it

goes like this:Om Jum Sah Om Bhur Bhuvah SvahTryambakam yajamahe

sugandhim pushti vardhanamUrvarukamiva Bandhanaan Mrtyor mukshiya

maamrtatSVAH BHUVAH BHUR OM SAH JUM OM.Notice how the last line is

the exact reverse of the first.BTW, Swamiji has approved for us to

chant the Mahamrityunjaya

mantra with the lom-bi-lom samput. So hope you are reading this dear

efficient Karen and will organize for this starting the NEXT

Saturday, March 19.Jai ShivaNanda

Jai Maa! Jai Shiva! Jai Swamiji!

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, Prayer Club

<_prayer_club> wrote:

 

>>> Yes, I'm reading, Nanda!!! This option is so neat. We'll

review it a lot next week in DMC so that we all understand and will

be ready for the next (not March 12) weekly prayer club, the one on

March 19. I really really like this!<<<

 

 

I've been reciting the Mahamrityunjaya mantra almost constantly

since learning it a couple of weeks ago for Prayer Club. I must say

that I'm already starting to sound like an old pro. Although I have

read the english translation, I still do not know exactly what I am

saying word for word. Could someone provide me with the meanings of

each individual word?

 

 

Also....

 

 

Is there a recording of the lom-bi-lom samput that I could listen to

somewhere so I'll know what that is supposed to sound like? What are

the meanings of these words?

 

Help out a newcomer!

 

Michael

 

 

 

 

> Om Jum Sah Om Bhur Bhuvah Svah

> Tryambakam yajamahe sugandhim pushti vardhanam

> Urvarukamiva Bandhanaan Mrtyor mukshiya maamrtat

> SVAH BHUVAH BHUR OM SAH JUM OM.

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> Jai Maa! Jai Shiva! Jai Swamiji!

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