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The adjective '''Sacred''' can be applied to any noun or verb representing a concern, link, relationship, etc. with [[Consciousness]]. | {{navmenu}} | ||
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<blockquote class="definition">The adjective '''Sacred''' can be applied to any noun or verb representing a concern, link, relationship, etc. with [[Consciousness]]. Compare with [[Mundane]].</blockquote> | |||
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The sacred syllable hum (हुम्), when coupled with a visualization of the sacred aum (ॐ), aligns us with the highest and most powerful physical vibrations of Consciousness. Hum is thus a sacred syllable, and a powerful preliminary invocation in mantras (मन्त्र). | The sacred syllable hum (हुम्), when coupled with a visualization of the sacred aum (ॐ), aligns us with the highest and most powerful physical vibrations of Consciousness. Hum is thus a sacred syllable, and a powerful preliminary invocation in mantras (मन्त्र). | ||
Aum (ओम्) is the sacred name of | Aum (ओम्) is the sacred name of God and prefaces all the prayers and most of the writings of the Hindus.<ref>Taken from the dictionary entry at http://andhrabharati.com/dictionary/sanskrit/index.php</ref> | ||
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Sacred
The adjective Sacred can be applied to any noun or verb representing a concern, link, relationship, etc. with Consciousness. Compare with Mundane.
Notes
The sacred syllable hum (हुम्), when coupled with a visualization of the sacred aum (ॐ), aligns us with the highest and most powerful physical vibrations of Consciousness. Hum is thus a sacred syllable, and a powerful preliminary invocation in mantras (मन्त्र).
Aum (ओम्) is the sacred name of God and prefaces all the prayers and most of the writings of the Hindus.[1]
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Footnotes
- ↑ Taken from the dictionary entry at http://andhrabharati.com/dictionary/sanskrit/index.php