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In these pages you will find a collection of decorative items, jewelry, and clothing to surround yourself with the symbol of Om, the symbol of everything that is. We are in constant search for gifts and products that reflect this very important Universal symbol of the Godhead.
Om is the sacred symbol that represents the infinite. Om transcends words and letters because it is the sound of creation. When repeated, Om is said to generate the mystic power that leads one's mind into meditation and into the highest states of consciousness. When you see the Om symbol, let it remind you of God, the Creator, the unspeakable, and of the true spiritual being that you are.
Om is the sacred symbol that represents the infinite. Om transcends words and letters because it is the sound of creation. When repeated, Om is said to generate the mystic power that leads one's mind into meditation and into the highest states of consciousness. When you see the Om symbol, let it remind you of God, the Creator, the unspeakable, and of the true spiritual being that you are.
I will give you the Word all the scriptures glorify,
all spiritual disciplines express,
to attain which aspirants lead,
a life of sense-restraint and self naughting.
It is Om. This symbol of the Godhead is the highest.
Realizing it one finds complete fulfillment
of all one's longings.
It is the greatest support for all seekers.
Those in whose hearts Om reverberates,
increasingly are indeed blessed
and deeply loved as one who is the self.
- Katha Upanishad
all spiritual disciplines express,
to attain which aspirants lead,
a life of sense-restraint and self naughting.
It is Om. This symbol of the Godhead is the highest.
Realizing it one finds complete fulfillment
of all one's longings.
It is the greatest support for all seekers.
Those in whose hearts Om reverberates,
increasingly are indeed blessed
and deeply loved as one who is the self.
- Katha Upanishad
