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Mantra Recitation

He questions whether mantra recitation can awaken compassion without attachment.

Signals
3
First seen
2012
Last seen
2015
Span
4 years

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Matthew Williamson's exploration of mantra recitation is a recurring theme across his archive, with posts like Chenrezig Practice (2013), Knowing Sri Ganesh (2012), and Manjusri (2015) showcasing his interest in various Buddhist and Hindu deities. His practice of reciting mantras, such as the Chenrezig mantra and the Gayatri Mantra, is often accompanied by meditation, contemplation, and a desire to cultivate compassion and understanding. Over time, his posts suggest a deepening commitment to these practices, with a focus on the potential for mantra recitation to bring about personal transformation and spiritual growth. The evolution of his practice is evident in the shift from introducing a deity like Sri Ganesha in 2012 to embracing a more complex practice like Chenrezig in 2013, and finally to exploring the mantra of Manjusri in 2015.

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The thread through time

3 posts across 3 active years, oldest to newest.

  1. 2012 1 signal
    1. Knowing Sri Ganesh [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="227"] Sri Ganesha[/caption] Gayatri Mantra Aum Bhur Bhuvah Swah, Tat Savitur Varenyam Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi, DhiyoYo Na...
  2. 2013 1 signal
    1. Chenrezig Practice [caption id="attachment_746" align="alignright" width="285"] The Buddha of Compassion[/caption] Ok, enough of this messing around... I am going to commit myself...
  3. 2015 1 signal
    1. Manjusri Om Ah Ra Pa Tsa Na Dhi!