Saya meri baiti hai Chandrakanta aapki maala have fun.....?
Time yantra tantra mantra
Not my sister sorry.
.. just a human body
Natraj
Jagdish bajantri
Aghori mhabharamnad
You know me na open not now
Tantra the triad the trinity the three energies
The theme repeats with each void of infinity
We shift in within into the void of inner silence
Choosing any mantra in purity of innocence
The three mantras being ohm, hum & hrim
Trick being to recite just as lovers dream
Deep sound arising from our heart
Lingering to the last lest our lover departs
There are in the mantra sounds their continuation
As also two zones of poignant cessation
Before we utter the first syllable void of our intent
On fading of our voice at end surrendered consent
Thus love being the only real energy
Energising the mantras in synergy
Amplifies the sound vibrations as also the void
That Gods radiance within throbs overjoyed
For variety to those not inclined to voice a mantra
Any musical instrument may be employed as a yantra
As the chord of any note is strummed slowly fading
We become one with the Absolute by likewise vaporising
Three practices separated we seemingly combine
That that we may divine
That there are three layers of subtlety
Resonance of our presence choosing optimal frequency
For connectivity
02-September-2020
Prismatic refraction viewed in delight, as of each receptors individual sight. Likewise the inner sound current, to which we are sentient, a customised vibration, imbibed by each in gentle resonation. Thus, to soften our attention in deep meditation, if we are to employ a mantra, as a tool or a yantra, then in an aspect of simplistic surrender, poised in childlike wonder, let us allow the mantra to find us within our heart, wherein bliss ignition each moment restarts. In stillness.
Our seed mantra Ohm
Now Ohm Shiv Shakti Namah
We feel His presence
23-August-2020
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