- Aumkaaram Bindu Samyuktam
- Nityam Dhyaayanti Yoginah
- Kaamadam Mokshadam Chaiva
- Aumkaaraaya Namo Namah
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Meaning
The ascetics always meditate upon the Aumkar with the (Bindu) dot. We bow down to that eternal Aumkar which grants our desires and gives us liberation (salvation). (The Aumkar written with a dot signifies that we are Bindus (drops) of that Aumkar from which we have come. Aum is the sound symbol of God. The Bindu represented by the individualized Jiva Atma, is united with the Universal Paramatma represented by the formless Aum. The yogis contemplate on this eternal relationship).
Explanation
| Aumkaaram Bindu Samyuktam | Aum which is written with Chandra and Bindu |
|---|---|
| Nityam | Daily |
| Dhyaayanti | Meditate |
| Yoginah | Saints, ascetics. A yogi is a person who remembers the presence of God in all fellow beings |
| Kaama | Desire |
| Dam | Gives, grants |
| Mokshadam | Destruction of maya or removal of delusion |
| Chaiva | And |
| Aumkaaraaya Namo Namah | I do namaskar to that Om |
Raga: Mohanam (Carnatic), Bhupali (Hindustani)
Sruthi: C# (Pancham)
Beat (Tala): Kherwa or Adi talam-8 Beat
Indian Notation
Western Notation
Adopted from : https://archive.sssmediacentre.org/journals/vol_12/01FEB14/Hara-Hara-Shankara-Samba-Sadashiva-Eesha-Mahesha-bhajan-tutor-february.htm
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