Oṃkāra / Praṇava
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Gaṇapatitattva
The sacred syllable/mantra doctrine (Oṃkāra/Praṇava) treated as the generative and dissolving principle of the cosmos, body, and liberation.
> Their union is *oṃkāra*;
This is the stasis of The Five Brahmās:
The syllable *iṃ* is what is called Śiva.
San Hyan Mahajnana
The sacred syllable oṃkāra, treated as fire, boat, Garuḍa, and the supreme subtle tattva leading to liberation (mokṣa/nirvāṇa).
Knowing oṃkāra to be Garuḍa [.
The holy *oṃkāra* is named Garuḍa.
The holy *oṃkāra* is the seed of *tūrya*.