#har har mukanday

[arkturji]

Mirabai Ceiba - Har Mukanday (Official Music Video) 🕉️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏

[psychewritesbs]

“I may be smol, but I’ll still fight you!”

I love this panel of mini-Megumi. 

With it, from my perspective, Gege is trying to show that Megumi: 

Looks just like Toji--like father, like son.

Can get feisty when the situation calls for it. 

Is a protector at heart.

Is not intimidated by Gojo. Of course, at that point, little did he know who he was dealing with. Which further shows that Megumi had a certain degree of confidence in himself

This is entirely head-canon but... 

Editing this panel made me wonder what circumstances, other than his abandonment trauma, caused for Megumi to become someone who plays it safe instead of going for the home run. 

To me, in this panel, Megumi looks like a kid who, over-estimating his abilities, was willing to hit a home run in order to protect Tsumiki from a life of unhappiness with the Zenin clan. 

The way I see it, Megumi probably thought he could take Gojo on with his Divine Puppies.

So when did that over-confidence become an undervaluing of himself and his abilities?

When did Megumi start to believe there was a limit to his strength and power?

All I can think of is that Gojo beat it out of him.

Of course, I don’t mean that Gojo was abusive towards Megumi. Quite the opposite, I think that Gojo and Megumi have a very special bond because of the circumstances that brought them together. Gojo doesn’t call him a “precious student” for no reason.

However, I am wondering whether Gojo was the one who trained Megumi as a sorcerer for the most part.

Gojo tells Megumi he’s surprised he asked him for help training. 

Meaning... It doesn’t happen often? It doesn’t happen at all? Or maybe it stopped happening?

Whatever the case, from that look on Megumi’s face, I like to think he feels like no matter how hard he tries, he’ll never beat Gojo.

Something he confirms during the Shibuya Arc when he unleashes Mahoraga on Shigemo.

Unpopular opinion: I think the panel above is not to be taken literally. I believe that Gege wants to show that Megumi is underestimating himself thinking that his ancestor used Mahoraga in a pseudo-suicidal attempt to kill Gojo’s ancestor. I like to think that 10 Shadows is a worthy rival to Limitless and the 6 Eyes. But that’s something that would need to be confirmed by Gege and until then remains a theory in my head.

The thing about his relationship with Gojo is that Gojo became a sort of stand-in parental figure for Megumi. Albeit, given Gojo’s quirky personality, probably not your typical parental figure.

In a nutshell, I can’t help but see their relationship dynamic as an interesting and new take on the Oedipal Complex*. In other words, Megumi sees Gojo as a “rival” he can never defeat. This Oedipal perspective would also explain Megumi’s very strong emotional, borderline obsessive, bond with Tsumiki.

*Oedipal Complex: in psychoanalytic theory, a desire for sexual involvement with the parent of the opposite sex and a concomitant sense of rivalry with the parent of the same sex; a crucial stage in the normal developmental process. This is not to be taken literally!

With that said, I have to wonder whether Megumi’s admiration for Gojo, as not only “the strongest” but also the one who “saved him”, is what kept him stuck within the confines of his self-perceived limitations.

What I find interesting is that it’s not only Gojo’s words that function as a motivator for Megumi’s growth as a sorcerer. Rather, Sukuna’s words, just like Gojo’s, function as a “positive and encouraging masculine” figure and can be interpreted as encouraging Megumi to explore his self-imposed limitations and what is beyond them.

It’s like Megumi realized that The King of Curses, of all people, was recognizing and acknowledging something he did not know about himself: that he is talented and that there is untapped potential to be found beyond his self-imposed limitations.

That's the curse of being born a talented person--oftentimes, it comes so natural that you take it for granted. I speak from personal experience.

And this is one of the many reasons I love Megumi. As a character, he doesn’t realize that he’s OP. He doesn’t understand the full power of 10 Shadows because he has yet to discover what more he can do with it. 

It took people like Gojo and Sukuna, whom he perceives as beyond his limits, to acknowledge his strength for him to wonder whether there is more that he can do. 

But the moment he decides to think beyond those limits, he becomes like that feisty kid who does not understand his strength and will stand up and fight anyone that gets in the way of what he wants to protect most.

With Gojo out of the picture for the time being, however, I have to wonder whether Sukuna will become a corrupting force as Megumi’s sole simp source of “motivating speech” that ushers further growth from Megumi. 

I also have to wonder, knowing Sukuna only cares about himself, what it will mean for Megumi moving forward.

Whatever it is... we know Megumi will suffer.

On another note...

Me: This is not a Megumi supremacy blog!

Also me: writes about Megumi always for the most part

Also me: oh, this chapter does NOT mention Megumi at all... let’s see. *Finds a way to relate it back to Megumi*

Also me watching Taki op Destiny: Oh! That’s Toge and Tsukishima’s seiyuu! Uchida Yuma puts more curse into his voice acting...

Seriously. 

What the hell... bahaha... I have a problem.

I will also apparently do anything to avoid working on that essay about Sukuna just like when I wrote my Masters Thesis back in 2013.

Maybe these essays are setting the groundwork for that one. IDK. It’s almost done I swear. Sort of...

Thanks for reading 🙇🏻‍♀️!

[ciaoyoga]

Har Har Mukaday: il mantra per liberarci da ostacoli e paure!

Ciao yogi in questo post approfondiamo più da vicino il significato del mantra di cui vi parlo nel video di seguito.

Si tratta dell’Har Har Mukanday mantra, un’invocazione utilizzata sopratutto nella classi di Kundalini yoga. Questo mantra fa parte del ben più lungo Guru Gaitri Mantra che puoi consultatere per intero qui.

Har è l’abbreviazione di Hari ed è sostanzialmente un altro nome di Visnu o Krsna, ma quando utilizziamo proprio questa specifica parola vogliamo connetterci con la capacità di questa divinità assoluta di “distruggere”, “rimuovere”, “portare via con sé” ciò che può “darci fastidio” nel nostro cammino di crescita ed evoluzione spirituale. Mukanday invece è l’aspetto liberatore del sé. Pertanto, in senso spirituale, questo mantra invoca Dio per rimuovere, distruggere ciò che impedisce la liberazione. Har har mukanday è anche considerato un mantra per accrescere il nostro coraggio in quanto rimuovendo ogni paura “lo yogi può finalmente vedere le sfide come opportunità e avere la libertà di seguire il percorso del suo cuore”.

Qui trovi il link a Yogapedia, l’enciclopedia libera online dello yoga, in cui ho trovato la spiegazione che ti leggo nel video e che ti ho riportato anche di sopra (è in inglese): https://www.yogapedia.com/definition/9332/har-har-mukanday 

Qui invece il link al brano di Mirabai Ceiba in cui il mantra viene cantato ed interpretato: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD5RptXVAh8 e di seguito le parole tutte le parole del brano molte suggestive ed emozionanti! 

Har har mukanday 

Har har mukanday 

Har har mukanday 

Take from me what i want 

Take from me what i do 

Take from me what i need 

Take from me everything 

Take from me everything that takes me from you 

Fill me with your love liberate my soul 

Har har mukanday

Indipendentemente da come sceglierai di introdurre questo mantra nella tua pratica o meditazione, ricorda mentre lo fai di portare la tua attenzione al chakra del cuore: Anahata. A questo centro è associata infatti l’energia del vero amore e della compassione, ma rappresenta anche il centro dell’energia che si sblocca, liberando lo yogi dai sentimenti come quello di non essere degno e dall'incapacità di fidarsi. Un Anahata equilibrato, insieme alla recitazione del mantra Har Har Mukandy, può rimuovere realmente tutti i blocchi che impediscono una sana crescita spirituale. Non mi resta quindi che augurare buon Har Har Mukanday a tutti!

A presto!

Namasté!

[ceekbee]

Mirabai Ceiba, Har Mukanday - Mantra of Liberation (Official Music Video)

[stpetersburghypnosis]

Har Har Mukanday | Mantra of Liberation | 11 Mins of Meditation @Everyday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZT1mpk0DSg presented by St. Petersburg Hypnosis

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Download Meditation App: http://ift.tt/2yOfVsd Powerful Kundalini Mantra to Break Boundaries || HAR HAR MUKANDAY

[gatoibiza]

har mukanday

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[imeditativemind]

HAR HAR MUKANDAY

Source :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIydTaT1WT8

[rosancruz]

It's 67 days until Christmas! How time flies! We've been on ECQ for seven months now. So many things have happened. For one, our yoga studio closed and I’ve been teaching online. I don't know when we're opening and if we're opening at all due to the pandemic. For today, I"m sharing a meditation to help you know what to do when you don't know what to do. The meditation s called “know what to do”. Here’s how to do it: Sit in Easy Pose (crossed-legged on the floor, or sit on a chair). Interlace all ten fingers and put them behind your head with your elbows spread wide apart. Listen to the mantra Har Har Mukande. Close your eyes and draw your attention to your navel. Pump each time you hear the mantra "Har". You can do this for 11 minutes long. The mantra will help free you from whatever blocks or challenges that are holding you back. Har is the creative aspect of manifestation, and Mukanday is the liberating aspect of the self. It is also considered a mantra for bravery where fear is removed to allow you to see challenges as opportunities and to give you the freedom to follow your heart. Happy Monday, and may you keep trusting and always see challenges as an opportunity to grow! 💚 P.S. thank you to @knit.to.mylou for my hand knitted, pure cotton headband. https://www.instagram.com/p/CGgx-K8H5uV/?igshid=1pn1f3qh5pwq

[rosancruz]

Now at Finisterre, the end of the world. I'm truly grateful for my journey and as a bonus, for the #livehealbloomkundaliniyogachallenge, we will do a meditation to develop an attitude of gratitude, to open the door to many blessings from the universe.
Sit in Easy Pose. Straighten your spine, and close your eyes.Bend the elbows down by the sides and cross the forearms over the diaphragm area, parallel to the ground, right on top, left underneath. Grab the right elbow with the left hand and the left elbow with the right hand. Comfortably lock your hands so that you have the elbows in your hands.
Breathe long and deep for a minute or two before beginning to chant the mantra: 
Har Har Har Har Gobinday, Har Har Har Har Mukanday, Har Har Har Har Udaoray, Har Har Har Har Apaaray, Har Har Har Har Hareeang, Har Har Har Har Kareeang, Har Har Har Har Nirnaamay, Har Har Har Har Akaamay.
Chant the mantra out loud from the navel, for 1 minute. Then whisper powerfully, keeping the navel engaged and using the pranic power. Continue for 3 1/2 minutes. Then chant silently. Move the breath with the navel. Keep the navel moving as if you were chanting, but you are silently chanting with the mantra. Continue for 8 minutes. To end, inhale deeply, stretch your spine as much as you can, while squeezing the ribcage, the area where your elbows are locked, as well as every part of your body. Hold for 15-20 seconds. Cannon Fire exhale (exhale powerfully through a rounded mouth). Repeat twice more. Relax. Enjoy! #kundaliniyoga #yoga #30daychallenge #keepup #attitudeofgratitude #gratitude #practicedailyandalliscoming #vibratehigher #innerpeace #satnam #galicia #spain #finesterra #caminodesantiago #pilgrimage #peregrinos #sunset #endoftheworld (at Cape Finisterre)

[stpetersburghypnosis]

HAR HAR MUKANDAY || Powerful Kundalini Mantra to Break Boundaries https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sG1vUByjAU presented by St. Petersburg Hypnosis