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kevline
Reunion Island
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 Posted - Apr 17 2019 : 4:47:33 PM
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Namaste,
I've a simple question about mantra. First I got mine with my guru 3 years ago, I still repeat it each day.
Few days ago I dream of a mantra with the whole group of yoga and my teacher/guru. In the dream everyone chant it. When I woke up in night it resonate in my 'body' for few moments.
The mantra is different as the one I got from my guru. Anyway I'd like to have some precision about the beeja.
It was just 'Am' like the am in English for the prununciation. What do you think ? I ask my guru he just said it's a good dream and I can chant it. But you know curiosity ^^ so I'd like to know more about it if it's not too abstract.
Have a nice day.
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AYPforum
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Posted - Apr 18 2019 : 01:47:12 AM
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BlueRaincoat
United Kingdom
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Posted - Apr 18 2019 : 01:59:23 AM
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Hello kevline
We don't know enough about your yoga method to advise you. We practice yoga by the AYP method here.
If you are happy with the method you are following and making good progress, it's best to stay with it and take your guru's advice. If you'd like to expand your knowledge of yoga, you are welcome to read through the lessons on this website and come back with any questions about AYP here, on this thread.
Regarding the mantra you have heard in your dream, it is somewhat similar to the I AM mantra, which we use in AYP. But we do not recommend using the mantra for chanting. The mantra is to be used during sitting meditations - details in Lesson 13. The mantra is for going inwards, deeper and deeper - that is the habit we want to develop. Chanting the mantra would interfere with that purpose.
All the best on your path. |
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kevline
Reunion Island
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Posted - Apr 19 2019 : 06:11:18 AM
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Thank you.
The yoga we practice, is a traditionnal yoga like hatha yoga from (pradikipa), ashtanga too. He learn from a guru here where I live, and Swami Dayananda Saraswati guru of is guru too when he went in India to be a teacher. However it's not strict yoga with his rules (celibacy etc.).
By chanting the mantra, I think he mean repeat it silently or whispering, 'chanting in head' to be precise.
Anyway, I was curious about the dream and why this mantra, not mine for example I got from the deeksha. But thank you ;)
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SeySorciere
Seychelles
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Posted - Apr 23 2019 : 03:40:19 AM
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Dear Kevline
Perhaps, the French site will prove of assistance to you
https://www.aypsite.ch/
Sey 
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