its a Sanskrit word that has been heard. We do hear so many things what is so special?
Sruti is that once heard you shall not forget - often in the course of your life you shall find it appearing before you. Indian epics Ramayana or Mahabharata falls in this category. you need never read them but if you ever heard any piece from it - you shall remember and certainly it shall come to your consciousness many times in your life thereafter.
Origin of Sruti is another classic literature imparted directly from guru to disciple in the olden days. They are Upanishads - sit beside me (and listen). If you ever read any Upanishads and have a researching mind. It shall get embedded in your mind like leech. It shall fall off when somethings clicks in your mind - like a missing piece of jigsaw puzzle makes a picture complete - aha!
here is very smart and tiny one from Upanishads.
'OM has four legs for its stability - we know the three of them - sleep dream and wake.'
btw, I have just chosen to represent that can't be pronounced and reference only with two English alphabet. it refers to the missing leg that renders self sustaining stability. OM is not even a Sanskrit letter or word.
Sruti is that once heard you shall not forget - often in the course of your life you shall find it appearing before you. Indian epics Ramayana or Mahabharata falls in this category. you need never read them but if you ever heard any piece from it - you shall remember and certainly it shall come to your consciousness many times in your life thereafter.
Origin of Sruti is another classic literature imparted directly from guru to disciple in the olden days. They are Upanishads - sit beside me (and listen). If you ever read any Upanishads and have a researching mind. It shall get embedded in your mind like leech. It shall fall off when somethings clicks in your mind - like a missing piece of jigsaw puzzle makes a picture complete - aha!
here is very smart and tiny one from Upanishads.
'OM has four legs for its stability - we know the three of them - sleep dream and wake.'
btw, I have just chosen to represent that can't be pronounced and reference only with two English alphabet. it refers to the missing leg that renders self sustaining stability. OM is not even a Sanskrit letter or word.