What Exactly does the Om Symbol mean?
The Om or Aum symbol is a sacred syllable representing the Brahman trinity. The sounds a, u, and m are identified with the three Brahman trinity deities, Brahma (creator), Vishnu (sustainer), and Shiva (destroyer). These three sounds represent beginning, continuation, and end.
Om is usually spoken at the beginning of Hindu prayers, recitations, or during chanting. Over time Aum was integrated into mainstream Buddhism which typically identifies the sounds with the Dharma body, the reward body, and the manifested body known as the Buddha’s three bodies.
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Today this sacred symbol can be seen throughout Hindu and Buddhist cultures. In Tibet, the Tibetan Buddhist tradition commonly carves, paints, and inscribes the holy symbol on various ritual items like:
- Tibetan Prayer Wheels
- Buddhist Pendants and Amulets
- Bracelets
- Rings
- Necklaces
- Earrings
- Singing Bowls / Bells
- Conch Shells
- Wall Hangings
And more.
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Daily Wisdom: From the Writings of Nichiren Daishonin
- Daily Gosho: 16 MarchNow, at the beginning of the Latter Day of the Law, I, Nichiren, am the first to set out on propagating, throughout Jambudvipa, the five characters of Myoho-renge-kyo, which are the heart of the Lotus Sutra and the eye of all Buddhas. These five characters are the heart of the Lotus Sutra and the source of the enlightenment of all Buddhas. (WND pg. 764)