Re: prANa anAhata
hariḥ oṁ
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namasté
mana writes,
Would "anAhatanAda" be a good description?
anāhatanāda is defined as as sound produced other then beating; it is also oṁ.
So, we look at it this way : an+ āhata+ nāda
- an - to live, move or go. Yet in this case 'an' = 'a' as a prefix , meaning 'not' . We see this occuring in the following words an-eka means 'not one' or an-anta meaning 'endless' .
- āhata - struck , beaten ; caused to sound (as a drum )
- nāda - a sound or tone ( also called śabda )
an+ āhata+ nāda = not + stuck + sound
Another way of saying this is amātra defined as boundless, without (a) measure (mātra).
praṇām
Last edited by yajvan; 06 September 2011 at 02:02 PM.
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