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HÜMÜH:Transcendental Buddhism
Transcendental Awareness Institute
Home-Study Course
On
the Path of HÜMÜH*: Transcendental
Buddhism, Wisdom Master Maticintin teaches students to
transcend
the realm of rituals, reasons, and excuses into the overview of logic (Third Eye
Vision).
One learns that we are the
designers and creators of our lives.
HÜMÜH is
spirituality,
not a religion, a path of transcendental movement to enlightenment,
which is the true spirit of Buddhism.
HÜMÜH
stands for HÜM.
HÜM
is a Sanskrit word that denotes the dharma or
life-sustaining energy. The UH after HÜM
(HÜMÜH)
pictorially demonstrates the HÜM
reflective or mirror portrayal. HÜM,
in symbol, graces many ancient spiritual
structures. In the Himalayas and in the Hindu
Kush Mountains (Oddiyana) west of Tibet, there
still stand many buildings in ruin from more than a 1000 years ago
bearing this symbol. Padmasambhava, who brought Buddhism to Tibet around
the year 800 A.D., also brought the HÜM
to that region.
HÜMÜH:
Transcendental Buddhism bears HÜM
in its name because of its in-wakening,
transformational, enlightening quality, which
is the HÜMÜH
Teachings, imparted under the
loving guidance of Wisdom Master Maticintin.
HÜMÜH:
Transcendental Buddhism is aligned with
academic degrees
within the Transcendental Awareness Institute.
(*pronounced as HŪM, the last 2 letters are silent)
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