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What Others Are Saying
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Mike C. wrote
Love this shirt...would love to see a white Om on a black tee.
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mark wrote
This says ”water” in Arabic...
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Alex wrote
Just a question, it's supposed to be patchy like that? The symbol, that is, on the shirt.. it's like the black stuff was ironed on and is now peeling off. If it's supposed to be like that then tell me because I'm unsure, thanks!
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Clever Tim wrote
You know for devout buddhists you people are all really angry towards each other.. on your computers..
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m wrote
@m40 way to disregard an entire culture. Sure, you might as well be saying "hummmmm". Point is, the deep meditation of indian culture enlightened many people. And these people were uneducated? You need to do more research before you spout ignorant bullshit. At least then you won't sound like a troll. Nobody likes a troll.
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jennifer longhofer wrote
ummmm....actually OM ,means spirit within., In Buddhist practice..the Buddha says don't believe what I say ,just try it.. We all have to look inside ourself, all the answes are there,, i may be wrong but from my study, that is the meaning..spirit within,, which we all have
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123 wrote
Om is actually a a graphical representation of the Hindu and Buddhist religion's(both tangents/children of the Tantric line of beliefs) idea of all states of being and the existence and separation of our state of being and the Ideal/perfect state of being ... like the western religion's(Judaism, Christianity and Islam specifically) idea of life giving way to a heaven (like the cross, but with it's own mythos) ... it's a simple reminder that we are all striving to be better than we are now at any given point in our existence ... and that even though perfection is unattainable, it does exist and should always be sought.
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Atticuss_ wrote
SOULFLY
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RAschhheLLL wrote
HARE KRISHNA! :)
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Kathy. ;D wrote
HOLYSHIT SHUT THE FUCK UP. :|
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some super awesome chick wrote
you're all idiots
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tom wrote
its a name for allah, dont know why LSD users like it.
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some asshole wrote
Maybe Bubba was a clever satire, maybe not, but the stammering line was hilarious either way.
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Youknowme wrote
Around here, it's the sign for all the bug LSD users who've become all spiritual because of the drug.
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Samantha Browne (samroflcopter@hotmail.com) wrote
this is ahh, silly.
to say the least.
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M40 wrote
Ommm... is a sound that ancient, uneducated people mistakenly decided was the "sound of the expanding universe". For the past 50 years or so, we've known that the true sound of the expanding universe is that sound you get when you're between stations on the radio. It's sort of a long, guttural 'Ssshhhhhhhhhh' sound.
This is in fact the one TRUE path to peace. To all you people arguing over your various outdated religious nonsense... SSSSHHHHHHHHHH! This can also be pronounced, "Sshhhhhhhuuuuut Uuuuup". In fact, if more people in the world today practiced 'Ssshhhhhhhh', we'd probably have world peace.
Imagine a world where politicians, lawyers, kings, tin-pot dictators, and other self-aggrandizing douchebags abided by the universal rule of SSSSHHHHHHHH.
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some asshole wrote
There is no "correct" spelling of ohm. I think bubbas kinda funny though. With freedom of expression you have to deal with some ignorance.
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mitch wrote
i love sex and french fries in my rectum
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L wrote
Shirt hungry? I'm just hungry. Also, I think Bubba was making fun of ignorant rednecks. Look at the name he used, and he typed the generic ignorant redneck dialect perfectly. Not how a redneck would type it, but how they would say it. By the way, I loved the 'Why worship someone who stammers' line.
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Aaron Shazam wrote
all this AUM discussion is making me shirt hungry ;D
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Ninja wrote
all of you are wrong it means that pregnant fish are called twits...end of discussion
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Om_Gurl wrote
I have this tattoo, so I have to get the shirt to match! XD
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Len Howard wrote
I haven\'t had as much fun reading anything on face book in years., (Bubba not withstanding). I had to laugh a bit when the discussion centerd around the spelling of \":Namaste\" Since Sanscrit uses an entirely different alphabet and symbol structure, you may spell it any damn way you like and it will be just fine. \"Don\'t mistake the pointing finger for the moon\" And yes, it is used ,along with a bow, in recognition of the divinity of the other person. It is the first act of selflessness, the first step toward enlightenment. As for the Aum, it is, as several of you stated, the sound to which the Universe vibrates , heard at the hight of conciousness. I have worn one around my neck for over 40 years. The best things about reading all the posts, was the obviously positive feelings of most of you. By reading what you have written, I feel the comfort of knowing I am not alone and , in fact, the Aum means as much to you as it does to me.
Namaste
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m.a. wrote
When Gandhi was asked what he thought of western civilization he said he thought it would be a good idea. Reading some of these comments I tend to agree with him. Hopefully there's a chance...
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achilles wrote
india sucks nepal rocks....OM is a nepali sanskrit name....
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Voice of reason? wrote
Please, everyone chill. If you understand what this shirt means, why are we fighting. If you don't like it click away & don't buy it. Insult one another on facebook if you like. Sorry $6 shirt staff.
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shakktiessence wrote
neoschen, that is THE best!! you made my day with that one!
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nesochen wrote
god's first word was "um"? Why would you worship someone who stammers?
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RJ wrote
Bubba its completely american. the reason the early settlers came here to escape religious persecution
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Tyler wrote
Unintelligent or unaware people should just not be posting. They don't tell you what it means because you shouldn't really buy it if you don't know or care to find out on your own. The ohm stands for several things, not just peace and happiness...it is the holy syllable that symbolizes and vibrates within all things, the first sound before the creation of all things, the essence of brahman, the spark that resides within us all. It is ineffible and it is more than just "peace and happiness". So annoying when people hack religious interpretation down to some generic religious assumption. You are ON THE INTERNET and you have to ask what it means?
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