On Sun, Nov 3, 2013 at 10:48 AM, emptyb...@yahoo.com wrote:
The Lectures of Professor Troll:
“Before we get started …”
“Are we agreed so far? …”
“So, let's review what we know …”
Same with “Swami Agehananda Bharati” (aka Leopold Fischer)
“Bharati is the particular *name* of one
The Lectures of Professor Troll:
“Before we get started …”
“Are we agreed so far? …”
“So, let's review what we know …”
Same with “Swami Agehananda Bharati” (aka Leopold Fischer)
“Bharati is the particular name of one single monastic order –
one out of ten (dasanami). It is not a
The word 'mantra' is an Indian term, from Sanskrit man, 'to think', and
tra, 'a tool'. So, mantra means in Sanskrit 'a tool for thinking'.
According to Brooks, the Srividya, because it consists of
indestructible seed syllables (bijaksara) rather than words, transcends
such mundane
In TM you get one bija mantra to meditate on. So, where does this bija
mantra come from? We do not know where or how the bija mantras came to be
formed, or how they ones used in TM came to be used - we can only
speculate. The origin of the TM bija mantras is not explained by Larry
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