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       Shreem, Shreem, Shreem
   DIR By: wedco893
       Date: July 7, 2026, 5:50 am
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       The technology through which Spirit takes form as the manifest
       world commences with sound vibration traveling through the
       Akashic realm of space. The shortest possible sound in Sanskrit,
       the ancient language of the Vedas, is the mono-syllabic sound or
       Beej Mantra. The word mantra means “that which protects the
       mind” and beej means “seed”. Chakras and Vedic deities have
       associated seed sounds; they carry the fundamental energy of the
       divine principle therein. These beej mantras are the small
       sounds that, when sown in the mind of the aspirant, grow into a
       fruitful tree.
       Lakshmi, the Beloved of Lord Vishnu, is the Goddess of abundance
       and prosperity. Her dominion is wealth, material comfort,
       generosity and tenderness. Her energy, associated with the
       feminine Moon, allows for the expression of the Niyama of
       Santosha, defined as contentment. The mantra SHREEM is the beej
       mantra for Lakshmi and recitation of this sound calls forth her
       many blessings, primarily to assist those treading the
       householder path.
       For those with a daily meditation practice already in place
       (hopefully many of you reading this) a round of japa, or 108
       repetitions of the mantra, is suggested for 40 days. An image of
       Lakshmi or the symbol for Shreem at the meditation seat can be
       helpful. As a matter of intention, the meditator can offer the
       resulting blessing to anyone, or everyone, whatever seems best.
       The first to receive the gem of Goddess Lakshmi’s blessings
       without fail, however, is always the one doing the practice
       him/herself. Shreem, Shreem, Shreem.
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