Heavy reading on 5-year delta Q posts today.
Pronouncing the Hare Krishna Mantra (see pic):
In many languages, when certain syllables are said the following syllables require the silencing of a part(s) of the said following syllable, in order to physically compensate.
When "Hare" is pronounced, as in "Hare Krishna", the word "Krishna" is pronounced differently than when "Hare" is absent before it.
See the pic to see what I mean.
I am specifically referring to the "SH" in "KriSHna"
Those who have eyes to see,
Let them REALLY ENJOY CHANTING THE HARE KRISHNA MANTRA, like all the time.
FOR FUN
TheREDp.arts are to be pronounced.
TheSHin KriSHna.
Mods, please ignore the 'spam' this once. I'm ware. But this needs to be said.
When Hare Rama is pronounced before Hare Krishna is pronounced, it is forMoksha, or Liberation.
When Hare Krishna is pronounced before Hare Rama, it is forBhakti, or Devotion.
In this world, we need both; I'm a Kabbalist.