In mantra or Akshar Yoga there
is a special mention of sibilants of the HS sounds.
In the first week of May, I
was in Antigua for the GAPIO meeting and found that the GAPIO meet was full of
energy. The people in the meet had some S/h or H in their names. To name a few
they were Dr Sanku, Dr Sibal, Dr Sudhir, Dr Krishan,
Dr Ramesh, Dr Shankar, Dr Sharma, Dr Singhal,
Dr Sheth and Dr Hemadhri.
This was a coincidence, but it
reminded of a Vedic saying that it’s the people who make any organization
vibrant.
S and H sounds in our life
energize our body like in Om Shanti Shanti Shanti. Keep watching and you will
find there is a little bit of H or S in everyone's life.
About S and H Sibilant (ushma
the energy sounds) sounds श् ष् स् ह्
Sa and
Ha sounds govern the breath. Our breath has a natural hissing type sound and is
released with a Ha-sound.
The root Sa means to take in,
to inhale, to energize, to hold, to take power, to sit, to rule, to endure, and
to set in motion. The sound-Sa, therefore, is the natural sound of
inhalation.
Ha as a root means to give
out, to exhale, to leave, to abandon, to negate, to ridicule, to cast out, to
throw, and to ward off. The sound Ha, conversely, is the natural sound
of exhalation.
श् is
the more important of the two. It is the seed bija sound of peace, which is
Shanti. It relates to Shankara. It is calming, harmonizing and balancing. It is
cooling. It means to quiet, stop, or dissolve, and also to beautify, shine, or
diffuse.
These sibilants energize our
prana, directing the force of Shakti through the nervous system and the spine.
Many Shakti mantras arise from Ha and Sa. These sounds
create heat and electrical energy, stimulating not only the breath but also the
Kundalini Shakti.
ह् and स् together
as in Hsauh create a powerful sound for energizing the serpent power. The
Sa-sound has a special combination with the त् थ् consonants,
particularly in the root 'Stha' meaning 'to stand’.
Dr KK Aggarwal
Padma Shri Awardee
President Elect Confederation of
Medical Associations in Asia and Oceania
(CMAAO)
Group Editor-in-Chief IJCP Publications
President Heart Care Foundation of
India
Past National President
IMA
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