Two Variations of the MahaMrityunjaya Mantra

[Guest guest]

Latha,

 

This addition, Om Jum saha, bhur bhuvah swahah, is part of the

Mahamrityunjaya nyasas in the Netra Tantra. I will be interested to

hear what Swamiji has to say.

 

Chris

 

 

, "Latha Nanda" <lathananda>

wrote:

> Namaste All,

>

> We are familiar with MM mantra seeing that we are going to be

> chanting it 21 times every Saturday at 11 AM PST from now on.

>

> It is

> TRYAMBAKAM YAJAA MAHE SUGANDHIM PUSHTI VARDDHANAM

> URVVAA RUKA MIVA BANDHA NAAN MRTYORM MUKSHIYA MAAMRTAAT

>

> Here are two others

>

> 1) Om Jum Sah

>

> (Yes it is just Om Jum Sah - I have a question out to Swamiji on

> this and will let you know)

>

> 2This is a combination of the usual "Tryambakam" and "om jum sah"

>

> Om Jum Sah

> Om Bhur Bhuvah Swah

> Om Trayambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim .............maamrtat

> Om Swah Bhuvah Bhur

> Om Sah Jum Om

>

> Notice how the last two last lines are the reverse of the first two.

>

> JAI MAA

> Latha

[Guest guest]

, "Chris Kirner"

<chriskirner1956> wrote:

> Latha,

>

> This addition, Om Jum saha, bhur bhuvah swahah, is part of the

> Mahamrityunjaya nyasas in the Netra Tantra.

 

Above is tantric Mrityunjaya mantra meant to be followed by those

who cant say the vedic version.

 

>

> , "Latha Nanda"

<lathananda>

> wrote:

> > Namaste All,

> >

> > We are familiar with MM mantra seeing that we are going to be

> > chanting it 21 times every Saturday at 11 AM PST from now on.

> >

> > It is

> > TRYAMBAKAM YAJAA MAHE SUGANDHIM PUSHTI VARDDHANAM

> > URVVAA RUKA MIVA BANDHA NAAN MRTYORM MUKSHIYA MAAMRTAAT

> >

> > Here are two others

> >

> > 1) Om Jum Sah

> >

> > (Yes it is just Om Jum Sah - I have a question out to Swamiji on

> > this and will let you know)

> >

> > 2This is a combination of the usual "Tryambakam" and "om jum

sah"

> >

> > Om Jum Sah

> > Om Bhur Bhuvah Swah

> > Om Trayambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim .............maamrtat

> > Om Swah Bhuvah Bhur

> > Om Sah Jum Om

> >

> > Notice how the last two last lines are the reverse of the first

two.

> >

> > JAI MAA

> > Latha