Bhaja Govindam with translation sung by Kumuda

[@Kshitiz27]

let's pray to thee Lord for the world's peace and brotherhood in these critical times of chaos, hatred, and evil present everywhere. OM SAI RAM!

[@venu65315]

The presentation in a different style, is well planned, understanding each verse.Even the very ordinary person, will spare some time to think of himself/herself and ponder whether we simply waste our time on stupid things. Indeed I am very impressed with the sincerity of the singer, and her attempt to contribute something to society. venu [ India ]

[@ajha55]

What a song and such a beautiful way of singing!

[@Dingusfreak]

Very good job. Its a very meaningful song.

[@AmitKumar-sh8xc]

Kumud ji is a a great devotee

[@dhirendra1]

Brilliant.....just brilliant....Thanx Kumuda.

[@muralidharannair4008]

hare Krishna! Great effort from Kumudajee.. Well sung and described, I salute you.. as a humble devotee of Lord Krishna! hare Krishna!

[@priyamastibhati]

Excellent, excellent, excellent. One of the best renderings of a great poem. Keep up the invaluable service you do to the world by brining up the original, simple but direct and Eternal utterings of the Great Sankara, the Universal Saviour aimed at beings of all ages to get liberated here and now from this deep ocean of wordly life or (Samsara).

[@galichandrashekhar]

Very Nice Bhaja Govindam by Adi Shankracharya

[@LordKrishnaMyHero]

Jai Sri Krishna! Beautiful video.

[@viveksharma8698]

JAI BABAJI 🌹🌺🌷🌸⭐️🦚🙏JAI MAA 🌹🌺🌷🌸⭐️🦚🙏

[@kedarnevergone]

She really got a good undestanding n explaination.. Appreciate her efforts to explore the treasure with such old & pure culture... Keep it up !

[@narendrap77]

wow...just great Sharon...good one...

[@muthushiv]

hari bol! Great Job! keep up your service to the mankind

[@SudhirMurthy]

Very well done the self is not the self we think it is we think of the body think of the immortal self the self is him,the him is the self every molecule in the world is made up of the same "him",it's just that it's manifested into flesh in the body and remains as a stone in the stone. therefore,Shankaracharya concluded "Aham Bramhaasmi" Bhaja Govindam Bhaja Govindam Govindam Bhaja Moodamathe.. I bow to you guru shankara, the unfathomable ocean of knowledge.

[@maha77]

amazing! LOVE the spoken translation between verses

[@PKPMom]

You did an excellent job. And thanks for the translations.

[@kiranvarthur]

no words to praise you. thats great, really great. hope to see many similar uploads from you, thanks

[@manojdivatia]

fantastic job done so superbly!!! It must be a long and hard tap to learn sanskrut pronounciations heartiest congratulations !!!! your selections of serial order of verses in the great classic of Lord Shankaracharya is very touching and has nice continuity wishing you all the best Manoj

[@nitinkc]

Thank you for posting this!

[@sarvanhere]

absoluely stunning

[@25radhika]

Beautiful translation of the verses.. Thank you for spreading the message. It did take me awhile to get used to your version as I am accustomed to MS Subbulakshmi's rendition, this is as wonderful in its own right. Bhaja Govindam

[@Kshitiz27]

Bhaja Govindam.....

[@EliSattva]

Sankaracharya ki jay !!

[@mtrive01]

Excellent !!!

[@anadhi1984]

Enlightening... :) Lifted my spirits

[@princeparth007]

very nice

[@drpadmasikarwarr.b.s.polyt4666]

🙏🙏

[@subhashdesai1]

The attempt is excellent though mssubbulaxmi remains queen of this

[@PichuPeran]

That's a grand effort. The translations are good. I may suggest that you gain better proficiency with pronounciations of a few syllables. Perhaps,may do well on listening to Bhajgovindam sung by Ms.M.S.Subbulakshmi within the parameters of tradition. Having said,I may hasten that the message is more important and your efforts in this direction are commendable. God Bless You. Suryanarayanan S.