Dhyanyogi Omdasji is renowned for the singing of the Divine Omdasji Sound Meditation or the BrahmaNad. The BrahmaNad is a series of Bija mantras, mantras and prayers. The power of his singing vibrates through the pancha koshas or five sheaths of man and through all his seven chakras. It soothes out the stresses and kinks from the systems and brings peace and relaxation to the listeners. They slide easily into a meditative state. All listeners report experiencing divine love, peace and stillness within.
The BrahmaNad does not differentiate between caste, creed, race, religion, sex, language or nationality. There is no need to know the language or understand what Dhyanyogi Omdasji sings to receive the numerous blessings of the BrahmaNad on body, mind and soul.
The BrahmaNad is Nada Yoga at its purest form. It’s the most effortless tool for meditation. It takes the listener back to his or her roots – to Godhead. The invisible dimension of Spiritualism and Godhead thus become visible to the regular meditator of Divine Sound.
EFFECTS OF BRAHMANAD
• Relaxation of mind and body
• Easy attaining of meditative states
• Reduction in Stress
• Sleep for insomniacs dependent on sleeping aids and pills
• Subsiding of overt hyperactiveness in children
• Overcoming habits of abuse of tobacco, alcohol and other substance abuse
• Many cases of healing of heart diseases, diabetes and obesity
• Calm thinking and a positive attitude
• Awakening of the Kundalini Shakthi
A team of Scientific Researches have done research the Divine Sounds in order to ascertain its strengths. The scientific research has given more insight into the characteristics of Divine Sound and its effects. The Published Research Papers and their findings are available at www.divineomdasjisoundmeditation.com
WHAT IS BRAHMANAD AND HOW DOES IT WORK
The BrahmaNad is Vibration energy. The Aum, Amen, Amin, Hum are universally accepted as Divine Sound. It is said all creation came from that sound and is responds to that vibration. This sound is heard in deep meditation. The rishis of the yore were able to sense and distinguish fifty different variations in the "Om" which later on became the fifty alphabets of Sanskrit language.
There is an intricate network of 72,000 nadis and 7 major chakras in the human body. These are the pathways through which cosmic energy flows and is regulated in the body. This network is directly affected by the chanting or intoning of the Sanskrit Mantra.
Scientific Research has proved that tones can have positive or negative impact on human health and emotions. When the positive impact is concentrated, it enhances the inherent strengths of body, mind and emotions, also has beneficial results on any other living being be it plant or animal.
Dhyanyogi Omdasji, a renowned ParamGuru, MahaYogi and Siddha has performed intense tapas on sound for many decades. This Siddhi of Sound and his personal vibratory levels helps him to connect with his listeners and put them into meditative state through acoustic medium.
MEDITATION WITH BRAHMANAD
Meditation with Brahmanad is amongst the easiest methods of meditation. When the mind is absorbed in the Divine Sound, it seems to slow down and become peaceful.
Method:
• Sit in a relaxed posture with the spine straight or lie down in the shavasana or corpse position.
• Play the Divine Sound CD or BrahmaNad and let yourself flow with the Sound.
• Watch yourself as witness. When you see your mind wandering, bring it back gently to focus on the flow of the Sound.
• You will find yourself relaxing and perhaps falling asleep. If so, let it happen and return to the meditative state as soon as you wake up. At the end of meditation you will feel refreshed and peaceful.
• Creating the right ambience helps. Sit in a shaded room. Light a candle/lamp and incense. Keep a picture of your favourite form of God and also Dhyanyogi Omdasji.if you would like to.
• Always use the same cloth or towel as seat.
• Always use the same cloth or towel as seat.
Meditating at same time everyday gives good results as the mind and body become tuned to meditation.
