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"Aum" (or "Om") is a deeply significant and sacred symbol in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other Dharmic religions. It's considered the primordial sound of the universe and is believed to represent the source of all creation. In yogic and spiritual traditions, Aum is often referred to as the sound of the divine or universal consciousness.

Symbolic Meaning:

  • A represents the waking state (conscious experience of the world).

  • U represents the dream state (the subconscious mind or dreams).

  • M represents the deep sleep state (unconsciousness or beyond ordinary perception).

Together, these three sounds symbolize the entirety of human experience—conscious, subconscious, and unconscious states. The silence that follows the chanting of Aum is said to represent the absolute, or a state of transcendence beyond these three conditions, often equated with enlightenment or spiritual realization.

Spiritual Significance:

  • Hinduism: Aum is often associated with Brahman, the supreme cosmic power, and is found at the beginning and end of many sacred texts and mantras. It's a part of mantras like the Gayatri Mantra and appears in Vedic texts as a means to connect with the divine.

  • Buddhism: Om is used in chants and meditations, often as part of mantras like "Om Mani Padme Hum," which is said to invoke compassion and wisdom.

  • Yoga and Meditation: Aum is often chanted at the start or end of a yoga class to ground and center practitioners. The sound is believed to harmonize the mind, body, and spirit and help deepen meditation by focusing awareness inward.

Pronunciation:

When chanted, the sound of Aum is long and continuous, flowing smoothly from A to U to M. The sound resonates through the body, starting from the chest and throat, moving to the palate, and finally ending with the lips closed as "M" fades into silence. This is intended to produce a calming and unifying vibration.

In essence, Aum is more than a sound; it is a reflection of universal consciousness and existence, symbolizing the interconnectedness of all life and the universe.

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