Surya vs Suryaye

[winragefilled666]

Just a quick question. I have been vibrating Suryaye like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNqI-Cu2InY&feature=youtu.be until now and didn't even notice that it's not Surya until reading the updated aura cleanign page on the main jos website.

Is there a difference between these two , can I keep using Suryaye or is Surya better?

 

[Tala]

I feel like both could be used because it seems most people here were using that version(type in suryae in the topic search and you'll see what I mean ) It also means the sun and is part of the sun square mantra.

I'd just stick with what feels best to you until more info is available.

 

[Aldrick Strickland]

Just a quick question. I have been vibrating Suryaye like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNqI-Cu2InY&feature=youtu.be until now and didn't even notice that it's not Surya until reading the updated aura cleanign page on the main jos website.

Is there a difference between these two , can I keep using Suryaye or is Surya better?

Pythia has learned Satanism on the job. First it was Aum Suryae, Then Suryae, Then Surya. Now the S is Hissed.

http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Aura_Cleaning.html

 

[Stormblood]

Surya is the name of the Sun and the Sun deity. Sanskrit as a language has different cases, just like German and Latin to name but a few. Suryae is the Dative case. That's the difference between the two.

So you got Aum Hraam Hrim Hraum Sau Suryae Namah/Svaha in the Sun square (short version Aum Suryae Namah/Svaha) and you get Surya when you're not using a sentence built to give honour to the Sun, in this case.

The same can be seen with other Sanskrit deity mantras. Aum Namah Shivaya, Aum Lakshimiyei Namah, Aum Yamaya Namah, etc. Not all end with a Ya, though. For example, we have Guru that becomes Aum Guruave Namah/Svaha and Vayu which becomes Aum Vayave Namah/Svaha.

 

[Aquarius]

Just a quick question. I have been vibrating Suryaye like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNqI-Cu2InY&feature=youtu.be until now and didn't even notice that it's not Surya until reading the updated aura cleanign page on the main jos website.

Is there a difference between these two , can I keep using Suryaye or is Surya better?

Pythia has learned Satanism on the job. First it was Aum Suryae, Then Suryae, Then Surya. Now the S is Hissed.

http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Aura_Cleaning.html

Whoa thanks, I had no idea about the hissing part.

 

[Coraxo]

Surya is the name of the Sun and the Sun deity. Sanskrit as a language has different cases, just like German and Latin to name but a few. Suryae is the Dative case. That's the difference between the two.

So you got Aum Hraam Hrim Hraum Sau Suryae Namah/Svaha in the Sun square (short version Aum Suryae Namah/Svaha) and you get Surya when you're not using a sentence built to give honour to the Sun, in this case.

The same can be seen with other Sanskrit deity mantras. Aum Namah Shivaya, Aum Lakshimiyei Namah, Aum Yamaya Namah, etc. Not all end with a Ya, though. For example, we have Guru that becomes Aum Guruave Namah/Svaha and Vayu which becomes Aum Vayave Namah/Svaha.

That makes sense. What would you say about Aum Suryae? would the dative case also be applied?

 

[winragefilled666]

Thank you guys for the replies, I understand now.

 

[Aldrick Strickland]

Just a quick question. I have been vibrating Suryaye like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNqI-Cu2InY&feature=youtu.be until now and didn't even notice that it's not Surya until reading the updated aura cleanign page on the main jos website.

Is there a difference between these two , can I keep using Suryaye or is Surya better?

Pythia has learned Satanism on the job. First it was Aum Suryae, Then Suryae, Then Surya. Now the S is Hissed.

http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Aura_Cleaning.html

Whoa thanks, I had no idea about the hissing part.

Yeah she just added that. Pretty cool right?

 

[Aquarius]

Pythia has learned Satanism on the job. First it was Aum Suryae, Then Suryae, Then Surya. Now the S is Hissed.

http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Aura_Cleaning.html

Whoa thanks, I had no idea about the hissing part.

Yeah she just added that. Pretty cool right?

absolutely, vibrating surya with the hissed s feels very solar and firey, more than suryae

 

[Stormblood]

Surya is the name of the Sun and the Sun deity. Sanskrit as a language has different cases, just like German and Latin to name but a few. Suryae is the Dative case. That's the difference between the two.

So you got Aum Hraam Hrim Hraum Sau Suryae Namah/Svaha in the Sun square (short version Aum Suryae Namah/Svaha) and you get Surya when you're not using a sentence built to give honour to the Sun, in this case.

The same can be seen with other Sanskrit deity mantras. Aum Namah Shivaya, Aum Lakshimiyei Namah, Aum Yamaya Namah, etc. Not all end with a Ya, though. For example, we have Guru that becomes Aum Guruave Namah/Svaha and Vayu which becomes Aum Vayave Namah/Svaha.

That makes sense. What would you say about Aum Suryae? would the dative case also be applied?

I'm sorry, I meant Vocative. But it's basically the same for most term. Aum Suryae is like saying, in short, "Hail to the Sun" or "Hail to the Sun God". So I'd say yes.

 

[Coraxo]

I'm sorry, I meant Vocative. But it's basically the same for most term.

That's how I understood it anyway.

Thanks!

 

[HailMotherLilith]

Whoa thanks, I had no idea about the hissing part.

Yeah she just added that. Pretty cool right?

absolutely, vibrating surya with the hissed s feels very solar and firey, more than suryae

Speaking of the new version of Surya, which is hissed now and feels more solar and firey as stated by Aquarius, I want to add that, before, it felt not as powerful and like something was missing, now that the hiss part was added, all that "needing something and missing something" disappeared! It's so awesome!!!

 

[Stormblood]

By the way, as far as I know, the 'S' has always been hissed. It's been for years that we know that the 's' in 'kabbalistic speech' is always hissed, no matter the word. Just because now an audio recording has been added for everything, it doesn't mean it changed now. Other examples of this are Satanas and Satanama: both are Sanskrit and both have been hissed since day 1.

 

[luis]

So all the S in sanskrit are hissed? I suspected this to be true but i wasn't sure.

 

[Aldrick Strickland]

Yeah she just added that. Pretty cool right?

absolutely, vibrating surya with the hissed s feels very solar and firey, more than suryae

Speaking of the new version of Surya, which is hissed now and feels more solar and firey as stated by Aquarius, I want to add that, before, it felt not as powerful and like something was missing, now that the hiss part was added, all that "needing something and missing something" disappeared! It's so awesome!!!

I agree.

 

[Aldrick Strickland]

By the way, as far as I know, the 'S' has always been hissed. It's been for years that we know that the 's' in 'kabbalistic speech' is always hissed, no matter the word. Just because now an audio recording has been added for everything, it doesn't mean it changed now. Other examples of this are Satanas and Satanama: both are Sanskrit and both have been hissed since day 1.

Satanama was not Hissed since day one, however Satanas was. Its true we could have seen the connection. But we like to wait till people like Pythia for sure something. Not just run with something. Which sometimes pays off and sometimes doesnt.

 

[HailMotherLilith]

By the way, as far as I know, the 'S' has always been hissed. It's been for years that we know that the 's' in 'kabbalistic speech' is always hissed, no matter the word. Just because now an audio recording has been added for everything, it doesn't mean it changed now. Other examples of this are Satanas and Satanama: both are Sanskrit and both have been hissed since day 1.

Satanama was not Hissed since day one, however Satanas was. Its true we could have seen the connection. But we like to wait till people like Pythia for sure something. Not just run with something. Which sometimes pays off and sometimes doesnt.

Agreed!