Jun 11, 2000 21:12
23 yrs ago
Hindi term
ohm nawm shiway
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Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | Ohm is the sound of universe as supposed in Hinduism. | Shruti Nagar |
5 | Oh My Lord Shiva! | Hem Chandra (X) |
5 | Oh My Lord Shiva! | Hem Chandra (X) |
4 | Oh my lord shiva ! | Hem Chandra (X) |
4 | Oh my lord shiva ! | Hem Chandra (X) |
0 | I bow in front of God Shiva | Dr. Rajesh Kumar |
0 | Praise the name of Shiva | PANKUJ BALI (X) |
Proposed translations
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I bow in front of God Shiva
That is a literal translation. The meaning is that I pray for the God Shivaa.
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Praise the name of Shiva
This is a phrase used in sanskrit as a way of meditating or praying verbally to the Lord Shiva.
There are many spiritual translations if you approach it lierally. 'Aum' in itself has hundreds of different meanings but I feel that the least obscure translation would be something like the one given above.
best wishes,
pankuj
There are many spiritual translations if you approach it lierally. 'Aum' in itself has hundreds of different meanings but I feel that the least obscure translation would be something like the one given above.
best wishes,
pankuj
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Oh my lord shiva !
This is a prayer to Lord Shiva
857 days
Oh my lord shiva !
This is a prayer to Lord Shiva
857 days
Oh My Lord Shiva!
There is "nawm" which should be "namah"
857 days
Oh My Lord Shiva!
There is "nawm" which should be "namah"
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Ohm is the sound of universe as supposed in Hinduism.
By chanting the word "Ohm" one can get one's energy flow in tune with the univesrse.
Nawm is wrong it should be Namah.
these are Sanskrit words.
Namah = bow down/respect/pray (in case of gods)
Shivay = To Lord Shiv
Nawm is wrong it should be Namah.
these are Sanskrit words.
Namah = bow down/respect/pray (in case of gods)
Shivay = To Lord Shiv
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