- A
bījamantra (Sanskrit: बीजमन्त्र, romanized:
bījamantra, lit. 'seed-mantra', in
modern schwa-deleted Indo-Aryan languages: beej mantra), or a bījākṣara...
- religions. Specifically, it is an
example of a seed
syllable mantra (
bijamantra). It is
believed to be the
first sound in
Hinduism and as the
sonic essence...
-
alertness and
sensory sensitivity.[unreliable source?] A in
Buddhism Bījamantra Religious symbol As used in the
Stele of Sulaiman,
dated to 1348. ༀ 𑍐...
- Tāṃ, the seed
syllable (
bijamantra) of
Green Tara in
Tibetan script. In some
Vajrayana practices, one
visualizes the seed
syllable of Tara....
- tuttāre ture mama ayuḥ
punya jñānā puśtiṃ kuru svāhā. Tara's seed
mantra (
bijamantra) is tāṃ. This seed
syllable is
often visualized in Tara
sadhanas (meditative...
-
before sunrise The
performance of the puja (worship)
starts with the
bijamantra.
After the chanting, an
offering of a seat (asana) to
Kalki takes place...
- samanta-buddhānām A vaṃ raṃ haṃ khaṃ "A" is the seed
syllable mantra (
bījamantra) of
Vairocana in the
Garbhadhatu mandala,
while "Vaṃ" is the seed syllable...
- his Shri
Chakra ("holy wheel") is
worshipped in the
bijamantra 'klim',
which is also the
bijamantra of Kali or Shakti. The
representation of
Balarama as...
- the
aggregate of
perception (saṃjñā), the
defilement of
craving and the
bījamantra "Hrih". In
Buddhist esoteric scriptures, Amitābha is also said to have...
- syllables"
contained within mantras or
standalone seed
syllable mantras (
bijamantra).
These seeds do not have
specific linguistic meaning nor are they name...
