Guest guest Posted August 29, 2009 Report Share Posted August 29, 2009 Q.7. What are " Vyahritis " ? Ans. The Gayatri Mantra begins with enunciation of " Om " (Amen in Christianity and Aameen in Islam are its variants). " Om " is believed to be resonating all over the cosmos as the primordial sound. Spiritual-science considers it as one of the cosmic representations of omnipresent GOD (Shabda Brahma or Nad Brahma). Devotees attempt to simulate " Om " in audible frequencies by blowing in a conch shell, sounding a gong, ringing a large bell or simply by pronouncing " O-O-O- M " . The `Vyahritis' Bhoor, Bhuwaha and Swaha are the three amongst the five elemental streams of primordial energy emanating from " Om " (Ref. Gayatri Tatva Bodh). Spiritual-science refers to these streams as Brahma (The Creator), Vishnu (The sustainer), Mahesh (The Destroyer). The three primary attributes of animate and inanimate components of the cosmos - Sat, Raj and Tam are also known as Vyahritis. Though not part of the text of `Gayatri Mantra', the `Vyahritis' are considered as the fountainhead (Shirsha) of this Mantra and are used as its prefix. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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