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Date Posted: 13:41:42 01/05/05 Wed
Author: pogo - 14 Dec 2004
Subject: Re: Where does the OM Technique and Hong Sau come from
In reply to: anon - 14 Dec 2004 's message, "Where does the OM Technique and Hong Sau come from" on 13:40:22 01/05/05 Wed


I first came upon the "hamsa" version in the early 70's, in a book on basic meditation techniques by an author who mostly wrote on hatha yoga, but who had spent time with Ramana Maharsi in India. I get the impression that it's not particularily "secret" there. Thanks to the the web, it's like the method of zazen, pretty much public domain. I consider this a good thing.

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