old3bob Posted Thursday at 08:42 AM ""Om Tat Sat" is a Sanskrit mantra from the Bhagavad Gita that signifies the supreme reality, absolute truth, or "all that is". It is a combination of three sacred sounds: "Om" represents the primordial sound of creation and Brahman; "Tat" means "that"; and "Sat" represents eternal existence or truth. Chanting the mantra is believed to awaken higher consciousness and connect the practitioner to the true self by affirming ultimate reality and unity in existence." 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jadespear Posted yesterday at 10:20 PM I would like to add that there are more literal definitions of those words that express a more literal understanding: Om = is also "AUM" which is a Hebrew formula that means the same thing. It is essentially the uncreated. The vibration of immortal frequency. Tat = this or that, it is a word to describe an idea, object. Sat = Being. not intellectual truth. I really enjoy hinduism and have been studying it immensely for the last few years. I like to read books by Swami Vivekananda. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Taomeow Posted 22 hours ago If you are stuck in traffic, make the Kali Mudra, point it at the cars in front of you and proclaim, solemnly, Om Tat Sat! In 9 cases out of 10, the traffic will start dispersing. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Haribol Posted 3 hours ago Sol-om-on 21 hours ago, Jadespear said: Om = is also "AUM" which is a Hebrew formula that means the same thing. It is essentially the uncreated. The vibration of immortal frequency. Sol = Latin (and Norwegian ) word for sun Om/aum = Sanskrit, divine energy and light that gives life to the universe, aka., the sun. On = Amon-Ra egyptian deity: Spoiler I like the sun, and I lowkey suspect the feeling is mutual Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
