Om Nama Shivaya
My friend, Sharon, told me that Sri Siva Baba, http://www.sivababa.org/, has been Dr. Wayne Dyer’s spiritual teacher for some time now. http://www.drwaynedyer.com/. She learned about some mantras in one of Sri Siva Baba’s programs that are supposed to be helpful for certain things. I’m a big believer in the power of the word, so I took notes.
There is a Divine tool that Sri Siva Baba said can be used to improve all conditions in life. With the worst disaster in US history playing itself out in the Gulf States, it seems like a Divine tool would probably be useful for people to know about, so I’m writing about it here.
Om Nama Shivaya is a Divine mantra that can be said as a prayer or a chant anywhere. A person can think it, sing it, say it, write it, or just hear it and it will help. I find that it relaxes me to hear a melody behind it when it runs through my thoughts. Sometimes I sing it out loud.
I feel useful when I send prayers, kind thoughts, and angels over to people in need. Money helps, too. I find that how I direct my thoughts can be very powerful. Dr. Dyer wrote about that in “The Power of Intention”. In a situation where I am not able to physically be there to help, sending love energy can do a lot of good.
There are a lot of stories walking around this globe we live on. Some of them are very difficult stories for the stars of those shows. Some of the stories have been told over and over again. I guess we like repetition here living life in the human condition. I’m not sure what creates the fascination, but I have my suspicion.
I don’t remember which field of science discusses the idea of time and space not actually being linear except to our mind’s perception. And someone said, (maybe it was Deepak Chopra), that the energy of the greatest thinkers who have ever lived is still here. You can go to a city where Plato hung out and tap into his brilliance if you know how to find it.
So if I go beyond myself to get a glimpse of myself in other places in time because my energy is there once I’ve been there, then things get even more baffling to me. I think my mind is trying to do something it thinks it should do but needs some maintenance work. After all, a car gets taken in for regular maintenance. It needs oil put in the engine every so often for it to run.
I’d like to find a good mind mechanic that can tell me when I need a mental oil change, whether or not a transmitter has been blown, or if a valve needs to be replaced. The food thing about eating right is a good practice, but I need a diet of good thinking. If a mantra can help recalibrate my mind’s engine, bring it on! Om Nama Shivaya.
Blessings!
Laura
www.LauraCohnMusic.com
Where Music Meets Artistry
There is a Divine tool that Sri Siva Baba said can be used to improve all conditions in life. With the worst disaster in US history playing itself out in the Gulf States, it seems like a Divine tool would probably be useful for people to know about, so I’m writing about it here.
Om Nama Shivaya is a Divine mantra that can be said as a prayer or a chant anywhere. A person can think it, sing it, say it, write it, or just hear it and it will help. I find that it relaxes me to hear a melody behind it when it runs through my thoughts. Sometimes I sing it out loud.
I feel useful when I send prayers, kind thoughts, and angels over to people in need. Money helps, too. I find that how I direct my thoughts can be very powerful. Dr. Dyer wrote about that in “The Power of Intention”. In a situation where I am not able to physically be there to help, sending love energy can do a lot of good.
There are a lot of stories walking around this globe we live on. Some of them are very difficult stories for the stars of those shows. Some of the stories have been told over and over again. I guess we like repetition here living life in the human condition. I’m not sure what creates the fascination, but I have my suspicion.
I don’t remember which field of science discusses the idea of time and space not actually being linear except to our mind’s perception. And someone said, (maybe it was Deepak Chopra), that the energy of the greatest thinkers who have ever lived is still here. You can go to a city where Plato hung out and tap into his brilliance if you know how to find it.
So if I go beyond myself to get a glimpse of myself in other places in time because my energy is there once I’ve been there, then things get even more baffling to me. I think my mind is trying to do something it thinks it should do but needs some maintenance work. After all, a car gets taken in for regular maintenance. It needs oil put in the engine every so often for it to run.
I’d like to find a good mind mechanic that can tell me when I need a mental oil change, whether or not a transmitter has been blown, or if a valve needs to be replaced. The food thing about eating right is a good practice, but I need a diet of good thinking. If a mantra can help recalibrate my mind’s engine, bring it on! Om Nama Shivaya.
Blessings!
Laura
www.LauraCohnMusic.com
Where Music Meets Artistry
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