Guest guest Posted August 25, 2000 Report Posted August 25, 2000 Dear Akire, > would forgetting the "THE" in front of that mantra make much difference > if the meaning and the intent are the same? What I personally experienced is that I got a major shift even with the "the" Without the "the" I feel I get closer to ME--it takes me closer to my center and identity. > or is it the vibrational sound that matters... Meaning, intent and vibration are all important. > if this mantra was in Gurmukhi or Hindu would it not be just as effective? I just do the mantras as given. Some are given in English and some in Gurmukhi or otherwise What I am experiencing is that the the veil that keeps us from experiencing reality is a product of the mind. With doubt expecially I intensify the veil. I am doing my best to ferrat out thoughts and analysis that breeds doubt whether it be self-doubt, or doubt that is essentially the lack of trust of God or the universal energy that holds us all together. SAt Nam, Gururattan Kaur Quote
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