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Physiology of the Word "Words cast spells.
Here, we attempt to explain the connection between POINTS TO PONDER See Using Figures To Figure IT. See Life According To Guru Nanak. "Everything owes its existence solely and "In the beginning was the Word. It doesn't “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think "The Name is all beauty and wealth. It is the Holy Company "The meaning of the Word-Sound is not what is important. "The
two most important things in your body are the upper palate, which
The Siri Singh Sahib taught about the unique classes of languages. He called them phonetic languages where the sounds of the syllables impart meaning by the way they resonate with the archetypal human psyche. He described Gurmukhi, Sanskrit and French as three such languages. In the 16th century, the second Sikh guru, Guru Angad, created the Gurmukhi alphabet to phonetically represent many, if not all, languages. Gurmukhi means "from the mouth of the Guru." Gurmukhi script accomplished something very special. It allowed people to read and pronounce the songs written by Guru Nanak. Guru Nanak named Guru Angad to succeed him as the Guru for the Sikhs in 1539. Until that point in history, the dialect spoken by Guru Nanak and his contemporaries had no written equivalent. Written languages were reserved for the powerful, the wealthy, and the high-castes. There was no writing or reading based on the common language. THE GURMUKHI ALPHABET Gurmukhi was developed to be a very precise phonetic language. By learning to pronounce Gurmukhi, people could not only learn to read and pronounce the songs written by Guru Nanak; they could also learn how to pronounce the songs that Guru Nanak had preserved during his life from other masters and sages, even if those songs were in a completely different language. The purpose of Gurmukhi was not to simply represent the common language of the time, but to allow people to read and sing sacred songs in other languages as well. Why did this phonetic language develop? Being awakened or enlightened is not simply a mental state. It is a physiological state as well. How we breathe, how the glands secrete, how the nervous system is operating—all of this changes based on what we speak, what we hear, and what we perceive. When Guru Nanak sang his songs, the words he brought forth had a two-fold effect. On the level of language, they imparted a certain philosophical meaning of how to see the world. But in the Science of Naad (sound), the songs have the ability to change the physiology of a person and bring them to a more heightened state of consciousness. Shabad Gurbani
This is the essence of the Shabad Guru. It is between you and you. There is no one else involved. It only requires your breath reciting this sacred poetry. By this practice, there is a process you undergo within your own ego and identity to transform your awareness to live at these heights. -- Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa WORD EQUALS POWER THE ADI
SHAKTI ASHTANG MEDITATION WORDS: EK ONG KAR SAT NAM SIRI WHAHE GURU
THE WORD-SOUND EK means One: Affects First
Chakra ADI
SHAKTI ASHTANG MANTRA
Correct Pronunciation Produces Maximum Effect The sounds contained in the Adi Shakti Ashtang Mantra, ONG and NAM particularly, are better described in script form as ONNNNG, and NAAMMMM in order to more accurately mimic their true real-world expressions. NOTE: Keep in mind
that properly expressed sounds-words take on specific
breathing patterns, which in turn impacts brain function, which
in turn expands awareness, which in turn enhances intuitive sensibility. See The Physiology of The Word for details.
“The most precious thing in the human body is the Breath. A meditation, which cannot bring normalcy and equilibrium to your breathing is useless, because the rate and length of the breathing will determine the rate of secretion of your glandular system, and that secretion will give you physical stability. Physical stability will then give you mental stability, and mental stability will project the radiance of the spirit, the soul in you. And when the spirit becomes radiant and healthy, you will look spiritual.” Yogi Bhajan 1976 (Beads of Truth)
"Do not just sing or otherwise express this mantra. "Correctly chanting this mantra can be likened to using a "The Gong is the first and last instrument for the human mind. There
SPECIAL NOTE: The 2-1/2 cycle per minute breathing sequence, working in combination with these sound currents, stimulates the central nervous system in such a way as to enhance and develop the intuitive sense, which is the main purpose and ultimate consequence of practicing Adi Shakti Ashtang Meditation specifically, and Kundalini Yoga in general. FEEDBACK FROM 3HO LEGACY TEACHERS "Sat Nam, Hari Singh. I followed the link in your Kundalini Yoga Yahoo post on the Power of the Word, and would like to clarify a couple things. One, when chanting Long Ek Ong Kars, the way I learned it from Yogiji in 1971 was similar to how you explain it, except he was very specific that "Sat" is used to pierce through the block of the diaphragm, and a long, held out Naammmm is resonated in the heart center. By chanting a short "Siri" at the throat with the last bit of breath it naturally creates a neck lock from where the energy pivots up to the third eye with "Wha He" at the skull, with "Gu" (darkness) exiting through the skull and "Ru" (light), beaming unto Infinity. The second point I would like to make is I feel a more meaningful comparative description of languages compared to Gurmukhi that Yogiji explained, namely that French, Spanish and Italian are Water languages, German and Russian are Fire languages, and Gurmukhi contains all the elements in perfect balance. English contains all the elements, too, but they are out of balance. Like my synopses, Meditations for the New Millennium, these explanations are paraphrased. They are not Yogiji's exact quotes." -- Guru Prem Kaur Khalsa
According to the rules of Sanskrit grammar, the finite-related (we humans) may not chant OM*, the Creator-Absolute sound. Rather, the sound current OM must manifest as ONG. That is to say, by dropping the sound current mm, substituting nnnng and thereby expressing ONNNNG, we experience a more direct and noticeably greater stimulation of the pineal-pituitary reflex zone by virtue of the resultant contact of the tongue with the upper palate, thereby assisting deep brain function, cranial-nervous system resonance, the experience of tranquillity, and the expansion of awareness. See the "Kundalini Yoga" article in the Summer Solstice, 1976 Bicentennial edition of the 3HO Foundation's 'Kundalini Quarterly' for more details. See ONG, the Meditation. Also see The Science of Mantra. See A 'Sound' Spiritual Experience. See One Is The Answer. OM is the collective resonant tone of Life Force that fills the Infinite Living OM "The sound OM, or more correctly, A-U-M, is sung with the whole range of the voice from the throat to the lips. It is therefore used in India to mean THAT, which is all-inclusive ... the universal and Eternal Self or Ground of the universe. This is the Brahman, the Godhead from which, and in which, everything happens, in much the same way that all sounds heard on the radio and phonograph are vibrations of the diaphragm in the speaker. OM (ONG) represents, then, the basic vibration or energy which assumes the myriad forms and disguises of stars and planets, mountains and oceans, plants and fish, animals and men, and is also understood as the central Self, or Atman, in all beings. (See ONG mandala.) The sound OM (ONG) is chanted, or sung silently in the head, as a focal point for deep concentration, by means of which the individual finds out that the life-energy which he calls himself is One and the same as the eternal energy of the Cosmos. He is thereby set free from anxiety." -- Alan Watts The Sound of Hinduism (See also ONG, the Meditation.) The Hindus do not, however, define the supreme Self, or God, as the personal governor and king of the universe. They would say, rather, that the Brahman acts or manifests the world without calculation, much as we grow our hair, circulate our blood, and form our brains and nerves. The world is not made, like an artifact, but performed, like a play -- and the One Basic Actor plays all the parts. "Thoughts
reflect and affect our mood, our attitude and our general
tenor. DNA Can Be Reprogrammed Via Word Thich Nhat Hanh's End of Suffering More
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The sound ONNNNG can only be made by bringing the tongue to the
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