The sound HU is pronounced \u201cYIOU\u201d and allows the Soul to rise. It brings peace, happiness, and understanding. This mantra opens the consciousness, provides protection, and helps one find the path back to the Source. <\/p>\n
It is a song of love addressed to God; it is nourishment for the soul. It is said that \u201cHU\u201d<\/strong> is the highest sound that can be produced by the human voice. It is the source of all sounds; it is lost in the mists of time\u2026 <\/p>\n This mantra was recorded at Studio S\u00e9lecson in the suburbs of Quebec City. Several people participated in this recording, some of whom had been practicing this mantra for over 27 years. To create the impression of a crowd, we recorded it multiple times over several hours\u2014the entire day, in fact\u2014in 15-minute intervals, and then layered the recordings together. During the recording, some participants wore headphones, which allowed us to maintain the pitch of the universal A note at 440 cycles per second. The resonance creates the impression of a vast, cathedral-like cavern found in the Himalayas or the echo that the Himalayan mountain ranges reflect back to us in certain places, particularly in the Shangta Valley at the Tirmir Oracle in northern Tibet, where sound and light unite on certain special occasions. At the time of recording, the following Masters were present energetically: Fubbi Quantz, Gopal Das, Kata Daki, Lai Tsi, Peddar Zask, Rami Nuri, Towart Managi, Wah Z, Yaubl Saccabi, and R\u00e9bazar Tarzs. It was a captivating and enriching experience for all participants. Listening to this mantra with headphones allows us to fully appreciate its power and magnificence. <\/p>\n Music is meant to be a reminder of the sounds found on the various levels of creation\u2014such as the murmur of a stream, the roar of a torrent, the sound of bagpipes, thousands of violins, the crash of thunder, the ringing of bells, the buzzing of bees, the rustling of the wind in the trees, a single note on a flute, a deep rumble, etc.\u2014all of which are, in fact, contained within the universal mantra HU<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In closing, let us note that this sound belongs to the Universe and transcends all religious and spiritual beliefs. It is a sound of protection, a song of love for God. <\/p>\n The HU Chant<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Excerpt from the book *ATMA, the Power of Love*, pp. 101\u2013111 <\/p>\n EXPLANATION<\/strong> The HU<\/strong> chant is an exercise in contemplation. Contemplation consists of \u201cfocusing one\u2019s attention on something,\u201d whether it be God, the Holy Spirit, or a spiritually elevated being. Through this principle, I seek to develop or manifest the qualities of God, the Holy Spirit, or a spiritually elevated being. Contemplation is an active mental process that is very reassuring for us Westerners. Through this principle, I become that upon which I focus my attention. All I need to do is sit in a comfortable position with my back straight. I close my eyes and chant the mantra HU<\/strong> (pronounced: YOU-OU-OU) as I exhale, for five to twenty minutes a day. The syllable HU<\/strong> is a song of love addressed to God. The idea is to focus my attention on my third eye\u2014that is, the spot between my eyebrows, at the root of my nose. While keeping my eyes closed, I look as if there were an imaginary coin placed there, \u201cwith attention,\u201d as if I were gazing at it without straining but with a certain interest. At the same time, I think of God, the Holy Spirit, or a spiritually elevated being. I can visualize the word GOD or the word HU<\/strong>. <\/p>\n If no conscious experience occurs after twenty minutes, it\u2019s best to simply stop. Besides, the fact that I don\u2019t consciously feel anything doesn\u2019t mean that nothing is happening inside me… I can illustrate this with a day spent in the sun on the beach. Even if the wind prevents me from feeling the heat on my skin, the fact remains that the sun is warming it. The goal of this exercise is to open my consciousness in a natural, harmonious way, in line with my own progress. Thus, I can continue the experience if I\u2019m aware of what\u2019s happening during contemplation\u2014for example, if a light appears in my third eye, an image appears on my mental screen, and so on. <\/p>\n When I practice contemplation, I \u201cfocus\u201d my inner bodies toward a spiritual goal. It is as if I were made up of billions of tiny magnets magnetically oriented toward a lofty spiritual goal; my entire body\u2014all my bodies\u2014become a compass that guides me toward a single goal: Self-realization, and ultimately, the realization of God. <\/p>\n During this exercise, my inner vision perceives different colors or landscapes. Similarly, my inner ear hears sounds such as the murmur of a stream, the sound of bagpipes, thousands of violins, the roar of thunder, the ringing of bells, the buzzing of bees, the rustling of the wind in the trees, and so on. These images and sounds represent all the elements associated with different planes of creation. It is said that the sound \u201cHU\u201d<\/strong> contains the highest vibrations the human voice can produce. Furthermore, the mantra is believed to possess protective qualities that can be drawn upon when recited in dangerous situations. <\/p>\n The following is a translation of the previous page.<\/strong><\/p>\n The HU page<\/strong> -The poetry of Jalal al-Din Rumi Here are a few excerpts that have been translated:<\/strong><\/p>\n Excerpt from the book:<\/strong><\/em> Excerpt from the book:<\/strong><\/em> Excerpt from the book:<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Excerpt from the book:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n \u201cThe Dictionary of Egyptian Gods and Goddesses\u201d<\/strong> by George Hart: \u201cHU<\/strong>: The god who personifies the authority of a command.\u201d \u201c HU<\/strong> was born from a drop of blood that fell from the phallus of the sun god Ra. \u201d \u201cWhen, according to Pyramid Age theology, the king becomes a solitary star, his companion is HU<\/strong>. Royal authority is maintained in the afterlife by HU<\/strong>, who acknowledges the king\u2019s supremacy and allows the monarch to cross the waters of his canal. \u201d \u201cIt is tempting to correlate HU<\/strong> with the power of Ptah\u2019s tongue in the Memphite creation legend, which commands the birth of the universe at the instigation of Ptah\u2019s heart.\u201d (p. 97) <\/p>\n Excerpt from the book <\/em><\/strong>:<\/p>\n \u201cSecret Teachings of All Ages: An Encyclopedic Sketch of Masonic, Hermetic, Kabbalistic, and Rosicrucian Philosophy\u201d by Manly P. Hall \u201cGodfrey Higgins asserts that HU<\/strong>, the Mighty One, regarded as the first colonizer of Great Britain, came from a place that the Welsh Triads call \u2018the land of summer,\u2019 the present-day site of Constantinople. Albert Pike states that the Lost Word of Freemasonry is hidden in the name of the Druidic god HU<\/strong>. The little information we have about the secrets of Druidic initiations indicates a definite similarity between their Mystery School and those of Greece and Egypt. HU<\/strong>, the Sun God, was murdered, and then, after a series of trials and mystical rituals, was brought back to life.\u201d <\/p>\n Excerpt from the book:<\/strong><\/em> Excerpt from the book:<\/em><\/strong> I listen to it in the morning and evening at regular intervals. In the morning, it helps me start my day with a sense of calm, far from the stress of appointments, work, worries, and so on. This way, I extend my rest and begin my day in a more relaxed state, more connected to my true self\u2026 When evening comes, listening to this soft, uplifting music helps me fall asleep quickly and puts me in a state where dreaming is possible again. J.D. <\/p>\n This song is very effective at helping me refocus. When I sing, at first the vibration makes me feel as if I\u2019m dissolving, but then it grounds me and restores a great deal of inner strength and stability. It\u2019s very effective. C.L. <\/p>\n This technique helps me find my center. It opens me up to love and peace. It allows me to enjoy a wonderful day or a restful night. A wonderful life, in other words\u2026 A.P. <\/p>\n As I write this, I\u2019m listening to the HU chant, and I still find it just as wonderful and inspiring as ever! I feel as if I\u2019m back in Tibet, with the Buddhist monks. This HU chant connects me to that part of myself that longs for greater openness, harmony, peace, and wisdom. I play the HU chant in a room when I feel the mood is heavy, and it really clears the air. When I need to get back to what\u2019s essential in my life, I listen to the HU chant, which reconnects me to my divinity. It helps me refocus when I tend to get distracted. Sometimes I might listen to the HU chant all afternoon because I feel I need it. Afterward, I feel more at peace. I feel more filled with thoughts of love toward myself and others. M.L. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The sound HU is pronounced \u201cYIOU\u201d and allows the Soul to rise. It brings peace, happiness, and understanding. 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Information on the HU Song Recording<\/h4>\n
About the music in the play: The Sounds of the Universe<\/h4>\n
\n\u201cHU is the ancient name for God, a song of love to God. When the Soul hears this sound, the Soul longs to return home.\u201d Sri Harold Klemp
\nThis page is lovingly dedicated to preserving all documentary references to HU<\/strong> in the world. \u201cWhen one person is united with the essence of another, to speak of it is to breathe the name HU<\/strong>\u2014emptied of self, filled with love.\u201d Jalal al-Din Rumi <\/p>\n
\n-The writings of Sri Harold Klemp
\n-Other Sufi sources
\n-The writings of Sri Paul Twitchell
\n-Secular texts
\n-The official ECKANKAR website of the HU<\/strong><\/p>\n
\n\u201cThe Whirling Dervishes: An Introduction to the Sufi Order Known as the Mevlevis and Its Founder, the Poet and Mystic Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi,\u201d by Shems Friedlander \u201cWhen the Sheikh reaches his platform, he prostrates himself, sits on the platform, and kisses the ground. All the whirling dervishes sit down and are then draped in their cloaks by those who did not participate in the fourth selam. They have returned to their tombs but in an altered state of consciousness. The Sheikh recites the Fatiha, the first surah of the Quran, and all the dervishes kiss the ground and rise. The Sheikh then recites a prayer to Mevlana and Shams Tabriz and intones the sound \u201c HU<\/strong>.\u201d The dervishes join him, intoning \u201c HU<\/strong> \u201d in turn, a sound that embodies all the names of God.\u201d <\/p>\n
\n\u201cThe Music of the Sixth\u201d by Hazrat Inayat Khan \u201cThe mystery of HU<\/strong> is revealed to the Sufi who walks the path of initiation. Truth\u2014the knowledge of God\u2014is called \u2018haqq\u2019 by a Sufi. If we divide the word \u2018haqq\u2019 into two parts, its assonant sounds become \u2018hu ek,\u2019 where HU<\/strong> means \u2018God\u2019 or \u2018truth,\u2019 and EK, in Hindustani, means \u2018one.\u2019 Taken together, they express one God and one truth. \u201cHaqiqat,\u201d in Arabic, denotes essential truth; \u201chakim\u201d means \u201cmaster\u201d and also \u201cknowing,\u201d all of these words expressing the essential characteristics of life. \u201c
\n\u201d \u201cHur,\u201d in Arabic, refers to the beauties of the heavens; its true meaning is the expression of celestial beauty. \u201cZahur,\u201d in Arabic, means \u201cmanifestation,\u201d especially that of God in nature. \u201c \u201cAhura Mazda\u201d is the name of God known to the Zoroastrians. The first word, \u201cAhura,\u201d evokes \u201cHU,\u201d upon which the entire name is built.\u201d \u201cAll these examples point to the origin of God in the word \u201c HU<\/strong> \u201d as well as to the life of God in all things and all beings. \u201cJehovah was originally \u2018Yahwa,\u2019 with \u2018ya\u2019 evoking the sounds \u2018oh\u2019 and \u2018hu,\u2019 but when the sound first takes shape on the external plane, it becomes \u2018a.\u2019 This is why \u201calif\u201d or \u201calpha\u201d is considered the first expression of \u201cHU<\/strong>,\u201d the primordial word. (pp. 27\u201329).\u201d <\/p>\n
\n\u201cThe Religions of Tibet\u201d<\/strong> by Giuseppe Tucci \u201cThe figure of the Creator, who corresponds to the Ishvara of certain Shaivite schools, bears various names, including sNang ba \u00f3d Idan, Kun snang khyab pa, and khri khug rgyal po. What he creates has two aspects: the external world (phyi snod) and what is contained within it (bcud)\u2014a division that corresponds, in India, to that between bhajana-loka and sattva-loka. The cosmology associated with it is certainly very ancient and is built from start to finish on a dualistic foundation. From the breath that flowed from the Creator emerged two syllables, \u201cHU HU<\/strong>,\u201d and, gradually, the entire universe.\u201d <\/p>\n
\n\u201cThe Flute of God\u201d by Sri Paul Twitchell \u201cBy filling our world with the creative sound HU\u2014the unknown name of God\u2014we become a channel for the Divine Spirit. When this sound is used properly\u2014whether spoken aloud or in silence\u2014the Creative Soul enables our Soul to ride the divine vibrations to traverse all realms of time and space and thus reach our glorious destination. \u201d (p. 84) \u201cThe spirit, the Voice of HU<\/strong> \u2013 HU<\/strong> is often referred to as SUGMAD1\u2014which is the true name of God in the higher realms\u2014and possesses a great quality: that of creating an effect. As it flows through the worlds, from its source at the center of all creation, far above the earthly world, it requires channels, and it works through Souls.\u201d (p. 86) \u201cThe Ancients developed sound before any other study of the Spirit. Thus, music became the first of the arts to come into the world. Music is but a branch of the Song of SUGMAD, the HU<\/strong>, the All-Existent.\u201d (p. 91) <\/p>\n
\n\u201cBe the HU\u201d<\/strong> by Sri Harold Klemp \u201cIn every moment of your life, you must be the HU. This is about much more than simply chanting \u2018HU<\/strong>.\u2019 It is about being the HU. This Sound must always be within your atoms. It must be with you when you\u2019re driving, when you\u2019re at work, when you\u2019re at home having a meal with your family. You and the HU must be one. And as you identify more and more with the HU<\/strong>, you\u2019ll discover how much more joyful your life becomes. \u201d \u201cI have used many words to try to show you something. I cannot
\ndescribe the truth to you in words. I can give you ideas; I can give you images. Here is the one I offer you: live your life as if you were one with HU, so that every moment of your life becomes a spiritual practice. When you speak to a stranger, when you are with those you love, you are engaged in spiritual practice. You live and evolve within the body of ECK2.\u201d \u201cAnd as an atom of the body of ECK, there is a sound that comes from you. That sound is HU<\/strong>. That sound does not merely come from you\u2014it is you. You must know that this body you have is merely a shield, a barrier\u2014a heavy, coarse shield, and a barrier that tries to prevent you from hearing and seeing your true identity as Soul. \u201d (p. 278)
\nExcerpt from the book: \u201cThe Message of the Sphinx\u201d by Graham Hancock and Robert Bauval \u201cWhen speaking of the Sphinx, the ancient Egyptians frequently used the Harranian derivative \u2018hwl\u2019; but they also knew it by many other names: \u2018HU,\u2019 for example\u2026\u201d (p. 5)
\nParticipants\u2019 Comments The HU<\/strong> chant is wonderful to listen to, especially when I\u2019m meditating, but also when I want to raise the vibrations in my room. For meditation, this chant helps me reconnect with my own center; it carries me away on waves of Peace and Love. Sometimes I sing it by myself, but I prefer to sing it in a group. It\u2019s a powerful tool for rejuvenation! Thank you! V.R. <\/p>\n