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Namaste Aksha.Rudra,

 

We all respect Shri K.N. Seethaji very much and know that he is a

great scholar. Different people use different spellings for GuNg

provided they know there are variations of Gang, Gam and Gum out

there. The same for Om. We all know that its the same as Aum except

the English spelling is different. Regarding GuNg, Neetaji will tell

you that GuNg is correct. Those who have studied Tamil Siddha texts

will also tell you that GuNg is correct.

 

Technically Gam, Gum and Gang are correct tool i.e. if they are

pronounced silently. For reciting out loud, try saying GuNg with

your tongue suspended between the roof and the base of your mouth.

This will give you the correct sound.

 

Om Bholenath

 

 

 

 

, aksha.rudra

<no_reply wrote:

>

> Now last night when I was again reading a book by Shri Kamalji on

> Rudraksha I saw that he has used Om Gam Ganapataye Namah mantra,I

> forgot the page no but it is beyond page no.200+,when shri Kamalji

> writes then we need to double check on this mantra(I respect him a

> lot and by all means),will you please again check and confirm this?

> thanks

>

>

>

>

> , narasimhaye

> <no_reply@> wrote:

> >

> > Namaste Aksha.Rudra,

> >

> > You are most welcome. Another suggestion is to try the God

> Realization

> > Mantra style if GuNg is too hard to pronounce. Instead of using

> GuNg,

> > the mantra can be " Om Shree Ganapataye Namaha " . Long term

> practice of

> > this mantra can later bring a sign of Ganapatiji having heard your

> > prayers. When this happens there will be a physical indication or

> > signpost.

> >

> > Om Bholenath

> >

>