Pranava
means "unstruck sound."
It is an inner
divine
sound heard by saints and yogis and the words "Om" and "Aum" refer to
it . . .
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. . .Some
consider Pranava synonymous with the "Word" of Christian
scripture.
("In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the
Word
was God.") Aum, or Pranava, is the "sound of rushing waters"
described
by Christian mystics and saints. Pranava, or Aum, is the actual voice
of
God, the manifestation of God as sound, by which God creates, sustains,
and dissolves the universe. In the purified and celibate yogi, Aum can
actually be heard as a sound and felt as vibration. Those yogis who can
hear pranava may focus on it as a powerful meditation technique.
Another
word for the Pranava is "nada," meaning inner sound. The Pranava
is considered to be the Maha Nada, or the Great Inner Sound. It is also
called the Anahata-Nada, or "unstruck sound."
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