Om Hrim Namah Sivaya !

[Guest guest]

Linda, i thought i would answer your question online to share with

others.

 

Karunamayi has released a CD recently( last year ? )on this mantra:

 

~ om hrim namah sivaya ~

 

this mantra is chanted continously on the CD

perhaps, it might work well on sivaratri day

 

concerning your q about "hrim"

 

"Chanting the mantra 'hrim' let the mind flow like a river towards

the Ocean of Love and meet and become one with it."

first line in "OMKARA DIVYA PORULE-IV" page 155 Bhajanamritam

 

i have heard that 'hrim' helps to open the heart and some refer to it

as the 'heart mantra'; perhaps others know more about this and would

like to share ?

 

for me it's a combination of two of my favorite mantras ~

'hrim' and 'om namah sivaya'

 

amma's blessings,

amarnath

[Guest guest]

The Tamil Tantra classic Tirumantiram gives the estoeric meanings of

many of the bija mantras. It has nine Tantras, but Tantra 4 is the

one of relevance. A link to the English translation of Tantra 4 can

be found at:

 

http://www.himalayanacademy.com/resources/books/tirumantiram/TantraFour.html

 

You may need to scroll down to the bottom to get the bijas.

 

Labd

 

 

 

Ammachi, "amarnath" <anatol_zinc> wrote:

>

> Linda, i thought i would answer your question online to share with

> others.

>

> Karunamayi has released a CD recently( last year ? )on this mantra:

>

> ~ om hrim namah sivaya ~

>

> this mantra is chanted continously on the CD

> perhaps, it might work well on sivaratri day

>

> concerning your q about "hrim"

>

> "Chanting the mantra 'hrim' let the mind flow like a river towards

> the Ocean of Love and meet and become one with it."

> first line in "OMKARA DIVYA PORULE-IV" page 155 Bhajanamritam

>

> i have heard that 'hrim' helps to open the heart and some refer to it

> as the 'heart mantra'; perhaps others know more about this and would

> like to share ?

>

> for me it's a combination of two of my favorite mantras ~

> 'hrim' and 'om namah sivaya'

>

> amma's blessings,

> amarnath

>

[Guest guest]

"Hrim" is the bija mantra for Kali I think

 

Aikya

 

Ammachi, "amarnath" <anatol_zinc> wrote:

>

> Linda, i thought i would answer your question online to share with

> others.

>

> Karunamayi has released a CD recently( last year ? )on this mantra:

>

> ~ om hrim namah sivaya ~

>

> this mantra is chanted continously on the CD

> perhaps, it might work well on sivaratri day

>

> concerning your q about "hrim"

>

> "Chanting the mantra 'hrim' let the mind flow like a river towards

> the Ocean of Love and meet and become one with it."

> first line in "OMKARA DIVYA PORULE-IV" page 155 Bhajanamritam

>

> i have heard that 'hrim' helps to open the heart and some refer to

it

> as the 'heart mantra'; perhaps others know more about this and would

> like to share ?

>

> for me it's a combination of two of my favorite mantras ~

> 'hrim' and 'om namah sivaya'

>

> amma's blessings,

> amarnath

>

[Guest guest]

>"Hrim" is the bija mantra for Kali I think

 

It is often written of as bija of Bhuvanesvari..

--

Max Dashu

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