Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 20 Oct 2011 10:41 and updated at 20 Oct 2011 10:41
CHANDOGYA UPANISHAD NOUN
ChandogyaUpa2 | 3 All vowels are the embodiments of Indra; all sibilants are the embodiments of Prajapati; all Sparsa consonants are the embodiments of Death. If anyone should reprove him for the pronunciation of his vowels, he should tell him, I have taken my refuge in Indra; he will answer you. |
ChandogyaUpa2 | 4 And if some one should reprove him for sibilants he should tell him, I have taken my refuge in Prajapati; he will crush you And if some one should reprove him for his Sparsa consonants, he should tell him, I have taken my refuge in Death; he will burn you up. |
ChandogyaUpa2 | 5 All vowels should be pronounced sonant and strong, (with the thought), May I impart strength to Indra Prana() All sibilants should be pronounced, neither inarticulately, nor leaving out the elements of sound, but distinctly (with the thought), May I give myself to Prajapati Virat(). All Sparsa consonants should be pronounced slowly, without mixing them with any other letter, (with the thought), May I withdraw myself from Death. |
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