All mystical tradition refer to the divine word, that is the
word uttered by God when creating the universe.at the beginning of time. Language
is used primarily to express thoughts or emotions and it constitute a mean of communication
between people. However, it is believed certain sounds possess a mystical power.
Mantras generally take a form of a word (or words) with a
specific meaning that is drawn from a religious text. Their effects are not
really based on their intonation, but rather on their repetition. Mantras are
generally held in eastern religions. One of the most well-known is OM MANI
PADME HUM – which literally means “the jewel within the lotus’ here the jewel symbolizes
the wisdom of God, and the lotus the human soul personality.
For Hindus and Buddhist, the word AUM signifies the divine
Breath from which emanates all matter, space, and the invisible world. The
vowel sound AUM and OM produces the same vocal effect.
There exist a close correspondence between the word AUM and
OM, AMEN. Indeed in a liturgical context, all three mean “Through god’s power
or” in the name of God.”
In all Vedic text, the sound OM is considered to be a sacred
syllable as it represents the word itself, designated in Sanskrit by the name
Omkara. For Hindus and Buddhist, the sound represent the unity of GOD and the
essence of creation.
It is therefore concluded from a traditional viewpoint, the
sound OM is the expression of the omniscient, Omnipresence and Omnipotent of
the divinity. It is the representation of the cosmic whole and all that has
neither the beginning nor end.
I’m therefore not surprised by the formation of the patterns
above in the link.
the above might interest you. Above all this would interest Pythagoras and Democritus - (Greek philosophers who lived more than 400 BC)a great deal if they was to literally rise up right now and see this posts.
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