Vacys Motuzas Prieš 1 sekundę Thank you for this wonderful meditative video ...

K riviere prieš 5 metus When truth is spoken it only resonates to the one searching for the truth. This music will either do it for you or it won't. I find it to be mind blowing and seriously penetrating. Its primordial tempo and chanting is perfectly timed by the bowl being struck. Use ear phones, turn off the light and let it flow right through you. To some it will invoke fear and to others it will seam obtuse. For the ones that this does not effect it is perfectly fine as well.. Remember " The glass is already broken, so cherish each moment and every sip" Siddartha

P B prieš 3 metus There's a Light Expo every year where I live and these monks come, create a mandala, then do a ceremony to dismantle it on the last day of the expo. I've attended a number of these ceremonies, and to see them in person is THE most incredible experience. Their voices are so amazing, it made me feel like something had me by the legs and was pulling me down--so grounding!

unfalsifiable prieš 6 metus I believe what is being chanted in the background is: "OM gate gate paragate parasamgate bodhisvaha" roughly meaning "Gone, gone, gone beyond, gone altogether beyond, O what an awakening, all-hail." It is the "great bright mantra, the supreme, incomparable mantra" at the end of the Heart Sutra from the Prajnaparamita texts. The Heart Sutra is used throughout the Mahayana traditions, but is especially revered/used in Chan/Zen Buddhism. The Heart Sutra is often said to be the best known and most popular Buddhist scripture.

Allegria de vive prieš 6 metus This is so beautiful, but I can't help but feel heartache for the Tibetan monks who have been tortured, self immolated out of protest and desperation, and these historic monasteries so full of peace that have been burnt to the ground. May these people find peace, we should all be grateful for these people who have dedicated their lives to create such magical chants and soothing sounds. pray for them, meditate for them, send your positive and loving energy to them, they will not be forgotten.

Peewee Sanchez prieš 5 metus what it means [interpretation not translation] = om (the sound of forever signifying something continuous) gate gate (beyond, beyond) para gate (so beyond) para samgate (so completely beyond). boddhiye (buddhi is the higher mind so theyre saying the ego is completely zero meaning you have no more concept of who you are or your body or any mental construct of self and the intellect is no longer chattering the mind is silent, so the higher mind called buddhi takes over; you are plugged into the eternal, infinite, big you that is creation itself, you are the child, the man, the woman, all of them, the trees, rocks, earth, universe, love itself, life itself) soha is tibetan pronounciation of swaha sealed or so be it complete surrender to the absolute.

SpecialOpsSniperUSArmy #117,#119th Inf Div prieš 2 dienas The Red & Yellow Cap Tibetans, are the surface representatives of two factions living within the earth, known as Agartha and Shambhala. Tibetan chant, like Gregorian, uses intoning at the larynx which vibrates through all dimensions. The Tibetans still possess the knowledge of levitation using vibration. And still, build their clifftop temples this way in secret. The book, 'the Initiate", gave an eyewitness accounting of this. The true-life character and his visit to Tibet were recounted in the movie "7 Years in Tibet". Though much was left out intentionally. Whereas 20 minutes in front of a TV puts the human body into a Beta state... the Tibetans meditate to maintain a constant Alpha state... two hits of marijuana have the same effect and are the cause of artist/creative inspiration that comes with smoking it.