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Also known as om̐, aum, omkara, aumkara, pranava
heilige Silbe im Hinduismus, Jainismus, Buddhismus und Sikhismus
Om is a sacred sound and symbol in Hinduism and other Indian religions, typically written in Devanagari script and frequently displayed in temples, spiritual spaces, and religious artwork. It holds spiritual significance in these traditions and appears in various forms, from written symbols to decorative elements like temple iconography and religious art.
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- syllable
- Part of
- oṃ maṇi padme hūṃ
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- Said to be same as
- a-un
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- The Nuttall Encyclopædia
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- Sikhism
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- Om (symbol)
- native label
- 옴
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Om (auch Aum; Sanskrit: ॐ [oːm]) ist eine Silbe, die bei Hindus, Jainas und Buddhisten als heilig gilt. Der Laut ist eng verbunden mit dem durchdringenden tiefen Klang des shankha-Schneckenhorns. Vielen Mantren, die aus mehreren Wörtern bestehen, wird die Silbe Om vorangestellt, beispielsweise dem buddhistischen Mantra Om mani padme hum.
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