The word "BhamSanksrit " (in language) stands for fear.

Bhole Prakrit (in and Other Indian Languages) stands for innocence and one who is easily pleased.

Lord Shiva drives away fear and is the Deity who is easily pleased.

That is why we say "Bham bham Bhole",

which implies "O Dearest, loving Lord Shiva! Please drive away my fear."

It is a prayer to Lord Shiva.

For the word bole, Bhole, Bholenath, LordShiva is the meaning , i.e. who can be easily pleased and the Lord of all innocent, pure souls.

Someone asked “how does it mean a prayer seeking help?”

EXPLAINED:

When you need something badly, you go to someone whom you love and who loves you!

When you speak before your mother: "Mother, hungry, hungry," you actually means: "O Dearest Mother, I am very hungry. I know you love me, so give me some food."

Thus, "Fear, Fear, O Dear Lord," means "O loving Lord Bholenath, I pray thee, drive away my fear and protect me." OR "O Dear Lord, I am frightened. Please save me." It is a prayer beseeching God to help/save.

In Sanskrit, authors compress a lot of meanings into few words. or divine / enlightened Brevity is the essence of higher (POETIC OR VEDIC)levels of communications.

Hence, Sanskrit verses are often misunderstood when not explained by a bona-fide master.

There are 64 code languages in Sanskrit as per Sanskrit spiritual Scholars of the highest order.

Even the best of the best of the best divine scholars know only a few of the code languages which help in understanding the secret meanings of Vedic communications.

Also knowledge is power. There are also many secrets in Sanskrit verses. They are prevented from falling into wrong hands by codifying them.

Any eligible soul who studies with all humility at the lotus-feet of a bona-fide master-Guru, is blessed with higher-level meanings at the appropriate moment by the Gurus.

To give another example: HARIakash - the element “space”; agnishaktienergyfive elementsakasha-SPACE- agni-FIRE-the energy of is the sanskrit word which indicates the Energy of Lord GOD Vishnu. Here “HA” stands for one of the five basic elements of nature: i.e. “R” stands for the element “” - i.e. element fire: and the “R” is combined with the vowel “i”; here “i” is symbolic of “” which means . Thus, the entire word HARI means- the energy which pervades in all the from through It is Lord Vishnu which is pronounced as “Hurry.”

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