Nguyên Lý Mô A Di Ðà Phật, The Principle of Nam-Mo-A- Di-Da-Phat

Nguyên Lý Nam Mô A Di Đà Phật

The Principle of Nam-Mo-A- Di-Da-Phat
by Master Luong Si Hang – Vi Kien
The practitioners of the VO-VI method of meditation constantly strive to fulfill their goal of spiritual deliverance. To achieve this goal, they devote themselves to the practice of meditation,and they have also been practicing the mental invocation of the six vibratory words “NAM MO A DI DA PHAT”.
Why do we need to keep our mouth closed, teeth touching together and tongue curled up to the upper gum, and mentally invoke the six vibratory words “NAM MO A DI DA PHAT”? Because we will form a closed circuit to let these vibrations circulate through the whole body, and consequently release all blocked up energies in our organism.
The principle “NAM MO A DI DA PHAT” is a very intense vibratory force in harmony with the whole universe.
• NAM : represents the South, and is the symbol of Fire.
• MO : corresponds to the invisible world.
• A : is the symbol of Energy-Water, and is located at the kidneys
• DI : means to preserve the three jewels :
- The energy of seminal essence
- The energy of vital breath
- The spiritual energy
• DA : is the golden light emanating from the whole body
• PHAT : is serenity within.
Why is it possible to release the energy in our five organs and our five meridians by mentally invoking these six vibratory words? Because the energy at the center top of our head will develop
and harmonize with the whole universe. We practice the silent invocation of these six words in order to thoroughly understand and achieve the full intensity of their vibratory force. This silent
invocation is the key to release all blocked energies within ourselves and it is also a miraculous medicine to heal the whole body.
Keeping our mouth closed, teeth touching together and tongue curled up to the upper gum, we constantly invoke NAM MO A DI DA PHAT. We will feel an abundant flow of saliva which will help
to heal our incurable disease, i.e., our sick spiritual heart. With time, we will reach the unification stage : The energies in the three body parts (high, middle, and lower parts) will be unified at the
center top of our head. At that time, all worries, sorrows, and errors in our inner consciousness will slowly disappear. We feel that our microcosm, i.e., our physical being improves every day; we become purer, lighter, and more generous, and we are no
longer imprisoned in our worldly character nor limited by our mundane way of thinking. We should invoke the six vibratory
words mentally and not vocally. Invoking them loudly will waste our spiritual energy and our vital breath energy. How could we
then preserve our original energy in order to heal the incurable diseases in our inner self?