Guest guest Posted March 30, 2001 Report Posted March 30, 2001 In the lalitA sahasra nAma, the name "umA" appears. In this connection, it is said that the name "umA" contains the syllables of AUM (a, u , m). Is there any tradition in which a japa of umA is done just like the OmkAra japa? Anand Quote
Guest guest Posted April 1, 2001 Report Posted April 1, 2001 anandhudli wrote: > In the lalitA sahasra nAma, the name "umA" appears. In this > connection, it is said that the name "umA" contains the syllables > of AUM (a, u , m). Is there any tradition in which a japa of > umA is done just like the OmkAra japa? > > Anand > There is a reference to this aspect of the nAma in shrI bhAskararAya's commentary on sahasranAma. If time permits, I will post those lines. Commentary on this nAma runs for a page and approximately 5 lines are so are dedicated to the discussion relating it to the praNavam. Ravi Quote
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