Ancient Persia | Ancient Achaemenid Meditation

[@BuddhasLounge]

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[@ArezooAsadsangabi56..]

I´m a proud persian.Send you all love from Belgium ❤

[@AbdulkarimDavlatov]

A im Pers of Tajikistan

[@ghostofshadow7897]

Ancient persia is underrated in everything

[@hassanalzaher3893]

Couldn't be further from the truth. Persia was nothing but a wholesale blunt shameless appropriation of the real criminally underrated and forgotten cultures and civilizations of Assyria and Babylon, Dilmun and Elam. The real Sumero-Semitic elegant and wise natives from whom gypsies Persians stole every last aspect of their culture, as deep as some 800 years into the existence of the nomadoid-gypsy Persian empires, the language of art, mathematics, and science was Semitic Syriac all over the place throughout this so-called Persian era, and the civilizational work and progress were always done by these precious natives in their temples and schools, then sold to the west as Persian work. Never was. If anything, Persia is and was extremely overrated because of Aryan-induced Western Persiophilia, and it, Persia, is always credited for the achievements that it stole from the Semite natives of that conquered lands. These Semites themselves are hated by the exact same 18-20 centuries German, French, Dutch, and Brit historians, archeologists, and orientalists for obvious colonial master-race dreams' white-supremacy-wannabe attempts to view the history of ancient civilizations of ours. Persia is THE definition of an overrated group of people and culture on this planet. Done exactly at the expense of real people with real history and achievements in Mesopotamia and India. Persians didn't only steal others' efforts, they worked hard to cover their stealing practice and utilized their dominant political status to only do so day and night. One recent discovery of the description of the political major powers in the ancient globe as described by the very last king of Babylon, discovered in the Levant, threw Western historians who largely depended on Persian ancient narrative into a complete disarray. It turns out that most of the Persian version of history was indeed propagandized altered version of reality. The king of Babylon painted a very fascinating picture of the geopolitics of that very period of time. He described the nations of power and of supremacy in this earth as four nations that no one else comes close to any of them, as he says. The king continues: these four nations are the Egyptian kings, the Babylonian kings, the Median kings who took over Assyria and threatening now Babylon itself, and the fourth nation is the ever archenemy of us Babylonians (the Babylonian king says), the Arabian kings. Persians were, according to the Babylonian view of history, a bunch of insignificant mercenaries of nomadic unorganized primitives that were still under total control and use by the Median empire itself and weren't even worthy of any mentioning. If true, even the very conquer of Babylon is completely done by Medians and never by the Persians as they later claimed. Those Persian tribes and simple mercenaries would have then just back-stabbed their Median masters and overtook the kingship from the extremely exhausted Median victorious armies. If true, later the Persians started documenting the Median victories as theirs, and the rest is history, literally. Ironically, Persian version of history completely omitted the Medians' role in the conquer of Babylon, which is extremely bizarre as the king of Babylon considered the very same war as a war between the two great nations of Babylonians versus Medians literally. Anyway, we can never know for sure the exact power balance in that era, but the king and commander in chief of Babylon that actually lead the army himself and in preparation to the same war never mentioned nor was concerned by the Persians whatsoever, which is extremely stunning to say the least. It is as stunning as American leaders in the cold war kept mentioning Poland as their Godless archenemy instead of the Soviets of Moscow and the socialist empire of theirs. It has never happened in history as far as we know that a nation denies the identity and tribal background of an invading huge army. In other words, if it was really a Persian army, the Babylonian king would likely never call it a Median army that they are fighting. All fingers point to the fact that Persians were never the ones who did the most prominent Persian military achievement in their own history. But that's not here nor there. We speak about Persia as an entirely barrowed culture and appropriated civilization from the native Sumero-Semitic cultural and civilizational endless wealth. That's why Persia is extremely overrated. Assyria, Babaylon, Dilmun, Elam, and Canaan are THE only actually underrated civilizations, not the gypsy Persian appropriators of said civilizations. In our own region, Persia is literally look down on by natives to this day, especially by those who are native Semites that adopted the Arabic language, culture and religion, but never saw themselves as nomadic Arabs, nor ethnically Arabs even. This is very widespread, and with the rise of DNA testing in this past decade, the region now with actual solid proof, restate what was always kept alive by the educated elites among the native Semites throughout our history for the past millennia and a half: we Semites who adopted the Arabic language are the ONLY heirs of the ancient Sumero-Semitic set of civilizations. To us, Persia was always a joke. A bunch of gypsies who came with no history and stole everything they've claim theirs from us. At least the Arabs are open and honest about their huge borrow and appropriations from us native Semites, and they, Arabs, are our own close cousins with a very similar tongue to ours that branched from north western Mesopotamia a few thousands years ago. This linguistic similarity is the reason that natives Semites adopted the Arabic language with ease, while their native tongue to this day carries thousands of Akkadian and Aramean words used on daily basis today. This linguistic similarity with Arabs is so profound that when the Arab armies invaded our region, the famous Arab Army General, Khaled bin Al-Waleed, famously stopped amid fighting and said to the natives: What the hell you people? You are all literally just a bunch of Arabs with a very strong accent! You ain't 'Ajam' (foreigners) to us, and we understand all what you say. They replied: yeah we are similar people and thus why won't you Arabs stop fighting us. The fighting ended quite immediately, and the natives are thus seen as 'Nabat' Arabs, and not as non-Arabs. In reality they were a bunch of Eastern-Semitic-speaking people, not actually Arabs technically, nor Nabatyans as they were called. That happened in the middle of Babylon area. This is why native Semites find it OK to be called Arabs. Arabs today means any Semite in the region The Arab world is even wider term that means anybody who speaks the language as the mother tongue regardless whether Semite or North African.. A unifying umbrella that people love it (some refuse it though or prefer a clarification about their own nativeness to their region before Arabization). Long story short: Persia is more than overrate and over-credited. Not a single group of people was ever credited for their non-achievements more than Persians in human history.

[@davecrupel2817]

@@hassanalzaher3893 You're talking like an activist. Don't talk like an activist.

[@TripleH-A]

Oh dear #Hassanalzaher, I am sorry to hear you are so hurt by “ overrated Persian terminology”!!! For your information; to correct you! Firstly; Persian was a name given to us by the Greeks. ancient times of course. In fact Persia is only one state of Iran. At the time of Achaemenid Empire( to your disappointments!)Persepolise was the Capital, therefore the Greeks were the prolific writers and that’s how the Iranian people were also called Persians?! Secondly; Iranian is a native people who settled in the Northern part of today from Türkmenistan to as far as Eastern Today’s Türkey ( for your information all the Kurdistan in all 4 countries that Kurdish people are scattered are of original Iranian people( DNA) is the prof of it. And the other group of the same people ( Iranian), were called Elamite, they settled on the lower and the rest of Present Iran, most of west of Afghanistan, Pakistan all the way as far as part of South east of Iraq today. Thirdly; the Iranian empire’s founder ( Cyrus the great was the grandson of the Median king( born to Mandana the daughter of the The northern kingdom and his father was the son of the Elamite the southern kingdom. So to give you another true history lesson is the unification of the two kingdoms was peaceful as Cyrus was the legitimate heir to the throne. Also for make you happy. No Iranian person has made claims of greatness. It’s given to you by your actions. So please do not get jealous, and don’t brag about your Arab and Semite heritage, it’s only reduces your claim! Thank you for being a good boy and listen to someone who is teaching you a few words of wisdom 🪷🙏, listen to music and 🧘🏻‍♀️ best wishes from an Iranian who loves people regardless of who you are❤️

[@sonofsun761]

thank you so much as an iranian and Zoroastrian was amzed by this music we come from 7000 years history and civilization

[@deloresdilday3978]

THE GREATEST EMPIRE OF ALL TIMES ...THE PERSIAN EMPIRE❤

[@OmarioKhafiziOrunzade1993]

The most wonderful and beautiful civilization in the in history of the world.❤ I am proud to be Tajik persian

[@нуаче-э3п]

Так душу успокаивает 😍🫀 словно чуствую себя в горах Таджикистана у себя дома. Вечер, прохладно, спали на наруже дома смотря на звезды на небе, несколько братьев, и читали стихи который на последнем буквы заканчивается. Ох детство детство.

[@neils8443]

Beautiful

[@robindale9352]

I'm with you brother. I too had an idyllic childhood. Cornish fishing village in the 1960s. I remember lying on the grass on the clifftop watching clouds and giggling. This music would go with it well.

[@Kahlanrogue]

I suffer anxiety which causes insomnia but lying back listening to this, I'm asleep within half an hour. Thankyou so much. ❤️

[@crystalhealing847]

All ancient cultures resonate within.....do you know why? Because we are souls having a human experience....our soul is born in thousands lives in every gender and every corner of this planet....today's enemy is yourself in the past .. the hated stranger is also you .....let's not burden our hearts with an heavy load but let's our hearts guide us with wisdom in each moment...thank you for this soulfull music 🙏💖❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎

[@ВикторРыбаченко-г2р]

Люблю Персидські мелодії. ❤❤❤😊😊😊.

[@WinChun78]

Amazingly enigmatic and beautiful.....truly music of the soul.

[@King-bahram]

The birthplace of human history and civilization and the land of kind and hospitable people. Long live Iran.❤❤❤❤❤

[@drunkkn_vr6941]

May YAWEAH bless you with peace 🕊️ in these times. Be not afraid, such things will pass. Blessings from me, to you. Namaste. 🌄🏞️

[@zabidac1]

Ever present here my soul calling. Thank you true love.

[@artistrylandscape]

So peaceful.....It soothes my mind....I am listening this is dark room.and I am in another world

[@elspauwels7965]

So sweet and powerful, so divine and light, so vulnerable and of all times..... Endless infinite sounds, bringing me to my origin. Thanks!!!

[@heroBoy_99]

Persia😍😍😍😍

[@donatellaallegra4732]

Greetings from Belgrade ❤️ 🌺 🕊️

[@Imwinner19]

I love it I’m Iranian

[@UMBUBA]

Long Live my fatherland- Persia!!!

[@بكيلنهشل]

Oh my God, what is this voice that addresses and admonishes the soul 🥺

[@MH-ti6lb]

It's Armenian Duduk.

[@HumanStructureVideos]

As a person familiar with the music of Armenianl, this sounds like Siretsi Yars Daran. Beautiful. (Rosy Armen sings it as Zouloum Achrar). Mysterious and haunting.

[@Jupiter-td4kw]

Armenians and Iranians have been close to each other for thousands of years of course we have common things in our cultures

[@texmexexpress]

​​@@Jupiter-td4kwThis isn't Persian music, it sounds Armenian.

[@dj-tn6in]

A song to the Beloved! Thank you.💕💖💕

[@esteemakampo1077]

This is wonderful....grateful for the ones that created this!!!💞🕊and that it can be shared..🙏🏼💫

[@BuddhasLounge]

Thank you for your words, we appreciate your support and love🙏

[@lucileartaud1762]

Thank you so much.this music comes from deep silence.

[@Imwinner19]

So many thanks it was great ❤❤❤❤❤🇮🇷

[@TheMalfean]

For me, the music is almost like the ancient past whispering its lamentations and its song to the present.

[@parinazdvp6831]

So calmig and captivating , though as a persian i dont think this type exactly would be a persia ancient music , but after all its so peacfull💙

[@Teakroy]

😇

[@mauriciofonseca2079]

thanks listen every night to calm me down

[@vincentl2206]

Thanks for sharing this beautiful meditation, brought me back to the first civilisations on planet earth. Achaemenid was the ruling family of ancient Persia empire. Syria used to be conquered by the Persians. Assyrians used to own the land of Syria before the Persians. There might be some kind of connection between these two.

[@FutureMixTV]

Our ancestors

[@hennydewilde]

Een van de mooiste stukken uit die regio die ik ooit hoorde. Merci!

[@Micha-sq1wx]

Beautiful

[@asinelliplatamona8348]

Soul Soothing ✨

[@oningsingson5672]

Superb music

[@chat_financial]

thanks for the gift

[@abololo..lololo]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MeinTraumWirdWahr-lm5mf]

Such a fabulous culture

[@poriyakargarbarzi1403]

Khoda keshvar shah 🙏🦁🇮🇷

[@Aryamehr2530]

Thank you it's really nice 👍🏻❤

[@kforest2745]

It’s the fluttering of the instrument that makes the music feel untraceable 👍

[@Dole-e7e]

南無妙法蓮華経🌍南無妙法蓮華経

[@hamzaalikhoso6688]

This is hauntingly beautiful

[@masoud13i]

I got chills by listening to this! is it because my DNA is truly proud Persian (I actually born near Persepolis)? or because of the song ? Anyway, love and gratitude to the person behind this channel for sharing this! A Warrior from the Ancient Capital of Persia.

[@neginfranco]

Amazing. thank you

[@Руслан-ж8я4г]

Божественный дудук армянского народа.,,

[@gintsmeiers6484]

THENKS

[@kayterenae412]

Ataahua - Beautiful, thank you

[@theonlyshm]

Beautiful indeed! it really made a big help. ❤ Thank you for sharing this! I wish this channel to receive more blessings! ❤

[@MLove-777]

Thank you...🌿🌿

[@cynthiaconsultora5972]

Maravilhosa a música!💓💞💕

[@mitrakamaliart]

This is soothing and soulful sound and is old Persian music. I remember my little sister used to be put to sleep with the sound of bamboo flute by a young boy from a village in West of Tehran.

[@dfv2060]

? We don't have bamboo flutes

[@whateverfixmyaccount]

💖😁💖 WOW THANK YOU, JUST HAD AN INCREDIBLE HOUR OF MEDITATION. ENERGY IS FLOWING THROUGH OUT ME. LOVELY, BEAUTIFUL MUSIC 💖😁💖

[@hamishegi9993]

❤❤

[@hjeffrey668]

很棒喔👍👍

[@nielsvanbedaf1054]

Love en licht

[@LoveandGrace]

So beautiful ❤thank you 🙏🏻

[@daraledet542]

This is beautiful.💕

[@Zenishima]

Je ressens de la peine, de la tristesse et la mélancolie. Comme si une vie de plusieurs siècles venait de se terminer.

[@Khane_ma]

ایران زمین 💔

[@khaledbahemmi]

جميل ❤️

[@baileybailey6808]

amazing

[@sihaanm]

So beautiful 🌺❣️

[@poriyakargarbarzi1403]

🦁

[@bijanjan100]

Very peaceful

[@adelinas.7335]

Beautiful!!!

[@dianneadams1235]

What a Beautiful gift.Thank you 🙏💕

[@behnazkhalili6912]

😍✨️✨️✨️✨️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@hkbxella8115]

beautifull

[@Ivan_Majnun]

Подскажите, пожалуйста, как называется инструмент на котором исполняют эту чудесную музыку?

[@musicshow4717]

can i use this for background music....`'for free" please let me use this is so Beautiful indeed!

[@BuddhasLounge]

Hello! Please email us at: [e-mail]

[@elenitarodrigues7092]

❤🙏

[@alikhamisabadi6705]

ایران💔💔💔

[@TheAndromedanAwakener]

This is Immensely Beautiful & Calming, but Am Already Calm. 🫠🤗🤲🙏🏻🫂🧠👂🏻🦶🏻❤️🖖🏻👁️

[@celestiallass6526]

This is better then the 300 sound track.

[@rolandasmongi8495]

🌺🌺🌺

[@minininjalove4205]

😇✌🏻

[@hosseinakbari8152]

i liked, as a Persian

[@mistica4963]

Literalmente voltar a " vidas passada" . . e concerteza, eu era Sim!! 🕣🌌🎵💜

[@Ηφαιστίων-π6θ]

ΘΕΡΜΕΣ ΕΥΧΙΕΣ ΠΡΟΣ ΕΣΕ ΠΕΡΣΕΩΣ ΠΡΟΣ ΛΗΞΗ ΤΩΝ ΑΝΤΙΠΑΡΑΘΕΣΕΩΝΚΑΘΕ ΚΑΛΟ ΚΑΙ ΣΤΟΥΣ ΠΑΝΑΡΧΑΙΟΥΣ ΑΠΟΓΟΝΟΥΣ ΠΟΛΙΤΕΣ ΤΟΥ ΙΡΑΝ ΠΕΡΣΙΑΣ

[@leeway1000]

So soothing!!

[@KayKhosrow-Pishdadi]

این آهنگ با چه سازی زده شده نام ساز و نوع آهنگ رو میشه بگید از تاریخش هم میشه بگید مثلا این ساز و آهنگ بیشتر در چه دوره ای استفاده می‌شده اگه ممکنه پاسخ بدید با تشکر من یک ایرانی زرتشتی هستم و دوستدار فرهنگ و تاریخ کشورم هستم و میخواهم بیشتر از آن بدانم

[@BuddhasLounge]

We used the beautiful Duduk in these songs😊

[@Ishtar_Inanna]

This song makes me feel like I am missing something But I'm not sure what it is

[@amitdahal1698]

time to rewrite the law for my daughter’s, no more multiverse ❤

[@Hamaan7]

The ancient Persian empire will rise again

[@aliloraki6430]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ It's actually an Armenian music

[@Alexnikn]

Once Armenian was a part of Persian empire!!!!!!

[@antonioabranches7286]

Im listening to this while high

[@Micha-sq1wx]

Ancient Persia was tolerant. I am reading book about this wrote by profesor from Walia, UK. It is not truth that they dont like demokracy. Herod and other Greeks wrote history about Persia because they have been frighnten from Persia. Persia was tolerant and multiculti imperium.

[@jammasterlee]

Perfect music for writing. It’s a fictional story set in ancient Mesopotamia!

[@shahabmortazavi2941]

hi..is that free?

[@zitaerictho5579]

divine musique du doudouk d'Arménie Perse antique !!!!!!?!!!

[@violet2023sovereignroyaldragon]

I was told in psychic messages that these images of Being on pyramid or all ancient text on stone have spirit attached to them used in different frequencies as portals to wherever these are found by the soul that represents the image of Being or Animal or sphinx .

[@saman9269]

Are you iranian originaly?

[@BuddhasLounge]

No, none of us is Iranian. We are a collective of musicians and creators, most of us are from the UK and Sweden actually. Some of us have roots in the Balkans and Caucasus areas. We love all types of world music - the Mediterranean, Middle East, Asia, Africa, the West and so on. The world is beautiful and humans all around the world have created amazing music that inspires us to create more 🙌

[@kyvansalari3641]

@@BuddhasLounge بعنوان ی ایرانی ممنونم ازت دوست عزیز و اینکه ایران باستان در قفقاز هم‌ریشه داره و تقریباً 17 شهر قفقاز مال ایران باستان بودن مثل دربند و داغستان و اووستیا ، موفق باشید 🇮🇷🌹🙏🤙

[@bakhtiaresfandiari5369]

[@Atossa-the-great]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@ishanbarma5413]

Do u live in India ?

[@BuddhasLounge]

We are a collective of musicians but most of us live in the UK and Sweden :)

[@zabidac1]

@@BuddhasLounge Bless each and every one of these gifted ones whom share. Thank you.

[@BuddhasLounge]

Bless you too! Thank you for supporting us

[@MH-ti6lb]

Music: Armenian Instrument: Armenian Duduk This is ancient Armenia ❤💙🧡

[@premilovacdjani3203]

18:50

[@Steve2008sjhs]

درود بر شاهنشاه ایران زمین

[@salman_shoeyb]

iran 🫡✨