Om:

The primordial vibration;origin of all sound; a sacred symbol of the Hindu religion.Signifies the fundamental vibration (sound) produced by all matter in the universe.

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Om:

Om: the original mantra symbolizing the ultimate Reality, which is prefixed to many mantric utterances

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Om:

the universal mantra; cosmic vibration of the universe; represents the four states of consciousness

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OM: The sacred monosyllable which symbolizes Brahman.

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Om:

Om: the pranava or the sacred syllable  symbolising Brahman.

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Om: The mantra of the Divine

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Om:

The most sacred word of the Vedas; also written Aum. It is a symbol of both the personal God and the Absolute.

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Om:

Om. Designation of the Universal Brahman; sacred, primordial sound of the Universe.

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OM(KARA): the sacred syllable symbolising Brahman

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Om: also written as 'AUM' according the Yogi's and Rishi's OM (AUM) is considered to be the sound that represents the Ultimate Reality, the primordial vibration, which is prefixed to many mantras. Om shares many of the same meanings with its Semitic counterparts: the Hebrew "Amen" and the Arabic "Amin."  All three are used to open or close prayers.

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Om:

Om(kara): also AUM, the pranava, the highest syllable combination, whose letters stand for the fundamental trinity of guna's, loka's, veda's, level of realization, names etc.

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Om:

The primal sound form which the universe emanates; the inner essence of all mantras. Also written aum.

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Om

A word symbolizing Brahma, the Creator God.

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OM (aum): a mystic syllable that represents the higher Reality, Brahman. It begins all the sacred scriptures and all prayers. Its significance is expounded in the Mandukya Upanishad.

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Om: Seed mantra

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OM - sacred syllable symbolizing the sun total of all energy: first course; omnipresent sound; lasting peace. (Sanskrit) voming chanting for peace (NAD)

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Om: The Pranava or the sacred syllable symbolizing and embodying Brahman.

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Om (Sanskrit) Also Aum. In Brahmanical literature, a syllable of invocation, considered very holy: "Om is the bow, the Self is the arrow, Brahman is called its aim" (Mandukya Upanishad 2:2).

It is placed at the beginning of scriptures considered of unusual sanctity. "Prolonging the uttering of this word, both of the O and the M, with the mouth closed, it reechoes in and arouses vibration in the skull, and affects, if the aspirations be pure, the different nervous centers of the body for great good" (Fund 28). The virtue or spiritual and magical properties attributed to this word, however, arise out of the purity and devotion of the one uttering it.

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Om Yoga: A practice that combines Buddhist meditation with an emphasis on alignment and fluidity.

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Om Tat Sat:

Om Tat Sat (Om Thath Sat). A mantra; it expresses the identity of the individual and the Universal Brahman.

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