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Sri Samarath Ramdas Swami took Surya Namaskar exercises with the Mantras as part of his Sadhana.
ŚAKTI AS MANTRA intoned in the proper way, according to both sound (Varṇ a) and rhythm (Svara). For these reasons, a Mantra when translated ceases to be such, and becomes a mere word or sentence. By Mantra, the sought-for (Sādhya) Devatb appears, and by Siddhi therein it had vision of the three worlds. As the Mantra is in fact Devatā, by practice thereof this is known. Not merely do the rhythmical vibrations of its sounds regulate the unsteady vibrations of the sheaths of the worshipper, but therefrom the image of the Devatā, appears. As the Bṛ had-Gandharva Tantra says (Ch. V):— Śrinu devi pravakṣ yāmi bījānām deva-rūpatām Mantroccāranamātrena deva-rūpam prajāyate.
The ten positions of a Namaskar are repeated here and may be detached without damaging the book. The pages are perforated for easy removal.
The ten positions of a Namaskar are repeated here and may be detached without damaging the book. The pages are perforated for easy removal.
