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Ellen Mason Wirtes in and asks: I've been researching the meaning in many
languages for the following.
being
inner being
heart centre
inner light
true essence self
Can you help with the sanskrit meaning....I've got greek,italian, french,
hebrew and latin. Thanks for sharing.
Maalaa,
one of our resident Sankrit enthusiasts in Vancouver replies:
Here is a response to the request you received for Sanskrit translations of
the following:
Sanskrit is a wonderful language. The words are constructed from the
Dev Naagari script, which can be translated as language of the gods.
The sound vibrations of Dev Naagari are scientifically engineered to resonate
from the Source to manifest sound. In the beginning was the meaning.
From the meaning, sound vibrations evolved into words to capture its essence
through the vehicle of the intelligence. Meaning is first, words follow.
Singing Sanskrit shlokas or verses is a very transcendental experience.
The sounds have the power to lead, purify and expand the mind into the
infinite container in which it appears, to take individual perception to the
perceiving Consciousness that is boundless and Whole.
An inquiry into the Sanskrit words that translate the words below was requested
by Ellen Mason and yielded these results. Thank you, Ellen for initiating
this investigation into the subtle distinctions of words which lead the investigator
to contemplate a very rich and rewarding subject.
Being
* SATTAA: The source of this word is SAT, which means Truth,
Existence, or the combination of the two, Truthful Existence.
The word Sattaa is used as being or existence
in the large sense of the word. It is the reality of being that can
never not be, the IS that always is.
* JEEVAN: This word refers to the being that is life, the life in each
of us. Even though life is indivisible, just as the water can never
be divided, in the same way, it can appear in individual containers.
The life essence that manifests as the apparent individual form or being is
Jeevan
Inner Being
* SWA: This means ones self, the same pronunciation and similar
meaning to the French soi. This Swa is the Self
with the capital S, the Self that each of us can identify as the unchanging
presence of ME. Witnessing all the changes, it itself remains unchanging,
just as the sky space knows all the storms, clouds, and infinite variety of
forms in its boundless dimension, but never changes with the appearance or
disappearance of any of them.
Heart Center
* HIRDAYA: This is the heart, the location of loving-ness.
Inner Light
* JYOTIS: This is light, radiance, or the light of the eye of intelligence
True Essence Self
* AATMAN: The essential Self, all-permeating, the truth of every being.
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