The meaning of Beejaakshraas

The meaning of Beejaakshraas:

Just like a seed of a tree, a Beejaakshar is also a seed of a Mantra. Chanting a Beejaakshar shall increase the Positive energy in the sadhak or meditating person. The more you chant this beejakshar the more it will grow into a meditating tree. Beeja mantras are positive vibrations. They are the calls of the Soul. In the beginning of Creation there existed beejakshar vibrations only. One syllable is called Beejaakshar. Upto nine syllables it is called Bijakshar mantra. If the Beejaakshars are more than nine, it is called Mantra. If the Beejaakshars are more than twenty, it is called Maha Mantra.   

The initial vibration at the advent of Creation is ‘OM’.  That first Beejakshar ‘OM’ is manifested as  yoga beej, tejo beej, shaanti beej, and raksha beej. They are later known as ‘ayim’, ‘hreem’, ‘shreem’, ‘kreem’, ‘doom’, ‘gam’, ‘glaum’, ‘lam’, ‘vam’, ‘ram’, ‘yam’, ‘ham’, ‘raam’.  In music, karnatic or Hindustani, initial letter is ‘OM’ only. That gradually became saptaksharas or seven syllables viz.,  ‘sa’ ‘ri’ ‘ga’ ‘ma’ ‘pa’ ‘da’ ‘ni. When flute is played the initial sound that comes out is ‘OM’ only.  ‘OM’: ‘OM’ represents Trimurtees or Trinity i.e., Generator or Creator (Brahma), Operator (Vishnu), and Destructor (Maheswara). ‘a’ represents Creator, ‘u’ represents Vishnu, and ‘ma” represents Maheswara. The cummingling of akara, ukaara, and makara is called ‘OM’kaar.  Akara represents Rigveda, ukaara represents Saamaveda, and makara represents Yajurveda. Generator or Creator (Brahma), Operator (Vishnu), and Destructor (Maheswara), all three together is called Maaya. Maa= not Ya= real (yadaarth). Padaarth or matter is never real. Kreem or dham or ksham or lam: This beejaakshar represents Maa kali Goddess, Lord Kubera, and Prithvee tatwa. Face north or east, sit straight, fix your gaze in Kootastha, now sit in super conscious position, tense the Gudasthan or seat at the start of Merudanda or spinal cord. Now chant any of the beejakshar Kreem or dham or ksham or lam in Moolaadhara chakra.. This will improves the will power or Ichhchaa shakti of the sadhak. This leads the sadhak to health, strength, all round success, and protection from the negative forces. Shreem or Vam: This beejaakshar represents Mahalakshmi Goddess, and Varuna tatwa. Face north or east, sit straight, fix your gaze in Kootastha, now sit in super conscious position, tense the anterior portion of Urethra that is about Two and half inches above the Gudasthan or seat in Merudanda or spinal cord. Now chant any of the beejakshar Shreem or Vam in Swadhistaana chakra. This will improve the  power of Karmendriyas (organs of action—feet, palms, phallus, gudam or seat, and mouth) or Kriya shakti of the sadhak. This leads the sadhak to health, strength in organs, strength to attack the disease causing bacteria or Roga nirodhaka shakti, prtoction from kidney and skin diseases, removal of sorrows, getting a good, dutiful, and beautiful wife, all round success, and protection from the negative forces. Hraum or Doom or Ram: This beejaakshar represents Bhagavan Shiva and Agni tatwa. Face north or east, sit straight, fix your gaze in Kootastha, now sit in super conscious position, tense the anterior portion of navel in Merudanda or spinal cord. Now chant any of the beejakshar Hraum or Doom or Ram in Manipura chakra. This will improve the  power of Gnanendriyas (organs of senses—ear, skin, eye, tongue, and nose) or Gnaana shakti or wisdom power of the sadhak. This leads the sadhak to self control. It protects the sadhak from sudden death, Diseases of stomach and Diabetes. The sadhak will find the way to liberation.  He gets strength in organs, removal of sorrows, getting a good, dutiful, and beautiful wife, all round success, and protection from the negative forces.  Hreem or ayim or yam: This beejaakshar represents Mahamaya or Bhuvaneswari Goddess,  and Vayu tatwa. Face north or east, sit straight, fix your gaze in Kootastha, now sit in super conscious position, tense the anterior portion portion nearer to Heart in Merudanda or spinal cord. Now chant any of the beejakshar Hreem or ayim or Yam in Anahata chakra. This will improve the  Root power  or Beeja shakti of the sadhak. This leads the sadhak to control of life force. It protects the sadhak from  gastric disturbances, all round success, and protection from the negative forces. It gives leadership quality to the sadhak. Gam or fraum or Ham: This beejaakshar represents Ganapati, Hanuman, Kundalinee, and Akasha tatwa. Face north or east, sit straight, fix your gaze in Kootastha, now sit in super conscious position, tense the anterior portion of throat in Merudanda or spinal cord. Now chant any of the beejakshar Gam or Fraum or Ham in Visuddha chakra. This will gives the  grace of Adi shakti to sadhak. This leads the sadhak to gain gnaan or pure wisdom. It gives all round success, and protection from all the negative forces to the sadhak. Dam or OM: This beejaakshar represents Vishnu, and Kootastha chaitanya. Kootastha chaitanya represents Krishna Tatwa. Face north or east, sit straight, fix your gaze in Kootastha, now sit in super conscious position, tense the  portion of Kootastha, the place between the eye brows. Now chant any of the beejakshar Dam or OM in Agna positive chakra. This will gives the  grace of Para shakti to sadhak. This leads the sadhak to gain suddha gnaan or pure wisdom. It gives all round success, and protection from all the negative forces to the sadhak. It gives happiness, health, wealth, amelioration from all heart problems. kshaum or Raam: This beejaakshar represents parabrahman Narasimha , and Kootastha chaitanya. Kootastha chaitanya represents Krishna Tatwa. Face north or east, sit straight, fix your gaze in Kootastha, now sit in super conscious position. Tense the  portion of  centre of top of the head, the place below the Brahma randhra. Now chant any of the beejakshar Kshaum or Raaam in Sahasraara positive chakra. This will gives the sadhakhe power to remove all negative forces. The sadhak will merge with Parabrahman. He himself becomes God the Parabrahman.