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<mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> , "R.G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I also meant to establish the notion, that there could be other
> valuble 'names of God' other than strictly Vedic ones.
> The Name Yeshua for example.>>
Yeshua = JaiShiwa
> The Name Elocheem for example.>
Elocheem = AllaHymn = AdamaHymn (song of praise to Adam/Allah/adamah -
"átomos the undivided, Unity)
Adamah = undivided, related to Atma.
Adamah gives Adam and Atom
Hymnos = Song of praise. The Indo-European root for 'hymn' is "syu"-
believed to be the common ancestor of sew, seam, suture, couture, the
Latin subulus ("an awl") and Sanskrit sutra ("a thread").
OffWorld
> These are Jewish and Christian names of God...
> Yeshua for me has a similar vibration to the the mantra Muktananda
> used.
> Om Shri Shivaiya Namah Om
>
> Similar but different.
>
> I would assume there are Buddhist mantras as well.
>
> And of course lest we forget the Islamic folks.
> They have mantras also...
>
> So, mantras are good.
>
> Yes, it is easy?
>
> It is easy, yes?
>
> R.G.
>
