Wiki Willy

You'd be better off just posting this once a day
as your answer to everything - your declaration
that you like repeating yourself so much that you
are the Texas incarnation of Mr. Japa.



--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Richard J. Williams"
<richard@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> wgm4u:
> > Basically TM IS mantra japa, (with the proper
> > instructions), japa just means repetition, MMY
> > revealed its effortless significance.
> >
> According to Swami Rama of the Himalayas, Guru Dev was
> a proponent of the Sri Vidya, and that Guru Dev used
> to worship a ruby-encrusted Sri Chakra.
>
> So, let's sum up what we know:
>
> Swami Brahmananda Saraswati (SBS) was from the
> tradition of the Saraswati Order of the Shankaracharya
> Sampradaya.
>
> His teacher was Swami Krishnanand Saraswati (SKS) of
> Uttar Kashi, a siddha yogi and meditation master.
>
> The headquarters of the Saraswati sannyasins is the
> Sringeri Matha founded by the Adi Shankaracharya, whose
> teacher was Swami Govindapada, whose teacher was
> Gaudapadacharya.
>
> SBS recieved the bija mantra of Saraswati from his
> teacher, SKS, just like all the Saraswati initiates in
> that tradition.
>
> SBS taught many diciples how to meditate on the
> Saraswati bija mantra. The TM bija mantra of Saraswati
> is the same bija used by all the Saraswati sanyasins.
>
> The Saraswati bija mantra is enumerated in the
> 'Saundaryalahari' composed by the Adi.
>
> The Mahesh Yogi, (MMY), a close desciple of SBS, taught
> yoga meditation using the Saraswati bija mantra.
>
> It has now been established that SBS was a worshiper
> of Tripurasundari, "The Divine Mother of the Three
> Cities", from 'Tripura' which means three, and 'pura'
> which means a city.
>
> Tripura  is thus the Sri Vidya, that is the 'Auspicious
> Knowledge' of transcendental pure consciousness that
> operates in the 'three cities' of "waking (A of OM
> Mantra), Dreaming (U of OM Mantra), and Deep Sleep (M
> of OM Mantra)", as enumerated in Gaudapada's Mandukhya
> Karika.
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaudapada
>
> "Many valid techniques exist, so there is really no
> difference between one type of authentic meditation
> and another, as long as they have the goal of helping
> you attain inner stillness and focus." (Page 6)
>
> " In meditation, you do not make any attempt to give
> the mind a direct suggestion or to control the mind.
> You simply observe the mind and let it become quiet
> and calm, allowing your mantra to lead you deeper
> within, exploring and experiencing the deeper levels
> of your being." (Page 10)
>
> Works cited:
>
> 'Living With the Himalayan Masters'
> By Swami Rama
> Himalayan Institute Press, 2007
>
> 'OM Mantra and 7 Levels of Consciousness'
> by Swami Jnaneshvara Bharati
> http://www.swamij.com/om.htm
>
> Read more:
>
> 'Om the Eternal Witness'
> Secrets of the Mandukya Upanishad
> by Swami Rama
> Lotus Press, 2007
>
> 'Meditation and Its Practice'
> by Swami Rama
> Himalayan Institute Press, 1992
>


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