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A Mantra a Day Keeps the Mind at Bay – Mantra TUM - (915)

Introduction

Just recently I was writing to some very good friends about a mantra document. I’m not sure who, but someone has to put together a compilation of all or nearly all the mantras that can be found in Master Samael’s books. The only problem is that this compilation is in Spanish.

What I thought that I would do is from time to time post in English an excerpt from this compilation.


TUM

Excerpt 1 – Samael Aun Weor Tarot ad Kabbalah Chapter 36

“This last word is very important, it has three aspects which represent the three primary forces:

T:  The Father.
U:  The Son.
M:  The Holy Spirit.

This is a powerful mantra.  When pronouncing it, the forces of the Logos are attracted towards us.  In the instant when the Consecration of the bread and wine is performed the "Christic Atoms" descend and are actually transformed into the flesh and blood of Christ.  This is achieved by means of a channel which is open and directly communicates with the Logos through the mantra.”


Excerpt 2 – Samael Aun Weor Tarot ad Kabbalah Chapter 38

“Let our head, and our countenance be from "Ra", and our body, our hands, and our legs be from "Tum".

Ra, is the Father.
Tum, is the Body of the Father.
Tum, is a terribly divine Mantra, and must never be pronounced in vain, or played with, because our Father who is in Secret descends immediately from where ever He might be.

We must convert ourselves into workers of the Great Work of the Father.  "Ra" is the Christ, is life, Ra is the Second Logos. Tum is the Father, the First Logos. 

Fire acts and descends when pronouncing TUM. This is a Mantra of immense magical priestly power.”

Conclusion

We can use the mantra TUM when praying to or meditating on our Real Being. 

End (915).

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