Interview with Sadhvi Bhagawati Saraswati | The Shift Network

[@allenreed2955]

She has a soft light that surrenders and yields Wow powerful

[@being_patricalfrednoble8216]

I really salute you mam...... you are the real sanatana dharmi mahila..... thank you so much......

[@indophile108]

Thank you Sadhvi for this. Your words ring true to me. I once visited Rishikesh several years ago. Stayed in a hotel that overlooked Beloved Ganga. As soon as we checked in, I walked to the window and looked at Her. I cannot explain this, but a deep mood of nostalgia took over, the presence of Her feminine essence became extremely palpable, and I started internally conversing with Her as if talking to a long lost beloved. Note that I was with my then wife, and was not alone (or feeling lonely) but happy... She came to me again (as utter Peace) while we were rafting... I remarked to someone who was with me... "Can't you feel her Peace..."... Amidst all the movement, she revealed her (unchanging) essence as Unconditional Love and Peace... :) Blessings....

[@meditativeawakening6825]

Like the line about "essence amidst the form."🙏🙌

[@roushankumar1923]

This lady speaks some sentences that are so touching and holy as Ganga and she said that she felt the spiritual beauty of Ganga and the beauty of spirituality on the bank of Ganga sitting and her words have this proof at least, she is very lovely and a meaningful life living lady also now by the grace of mother Ganga, she loved Ganga and accepted her as her mother or at least a mother coming here easily after knowing the love if not before, but the feel she got when she sat on the bank of mother ganga and put her feet inside its water to relax and get some relief from the tireness she had coming here and after that mother Ganga also accepted her as her daughter or at least a daughter easily and well blessed this lady, great, great, everything great and beauty.

[@sarojasigamani2593]

Water has memory, it's been only proven now scientifically but in India this was recognized long time back, river gana as a water body has witnessed all the great yogis of India including Shiva him self and it carries that memory till date.. That's why Ganga is worshiped

[@annnilsson501]

Real Godess the best MOTHER 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@worldview730]

Deep as Ganga 🙏

[@gauravsen8709]

om namah shivay

[@rajankumarkumar4756]

Om ganga maa

[@rajankumarkumar4756]

i love u very nice video thankx u

[@atin6074]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@talk2kumar]

In another video, you have explained that jews tradition they are praying god, who can not take form. They are wrong and don't understand god. Hindu God(sada Shiva/brahman/Maha Vishnu) is one(no second) and infinite, it means that god exist every where in space and time(have infinite attributes as it exist in every atoms) as well as out of time and space(have no attribute). On that case you can pray to Hindu god in infinite forms as well as no form. It is your choice, both are valid path.

[@ravisrao3816]

....any meaning....anywhere..

[@nip2in]

I am sorry, but I can't understand what's so special about the Ganga. Keeping the myth associated with it aside, pretty much everything that she explains and details about it, no matter how spiritual and profound she makes it sound, is applicable for each & every river on the planet. Basics!

[@sharathshaji2628]

The answer is in your question.Its the myth and legend associated with it makes Ganga special.Its origin from the Himalayas ,its flow through many holy places makes it even more special.For those who see it as mother it is a different feeling which can't be explained through words.For an outsider like yourself it could be just a river.Very basic!

[@2sridhark]

No, not to every river. Ganga has self-cleaning property for reasons not known to Science as yet. www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=17134270 (Hollick speaks with DS Bhargava, a retired professor of hydrology, who has spent a lifetime performing experiments up and down Ganges in the plains of India. In most rivers, Bhargava says, organic material usually exhausts a river's available oxygen and starts putrefying. But in the Ganges, an unknown substance, or "X factor" that Indians refer to as a "disinfectant," acts on organic materials and bacteria and kills them. Bhargava says that the Ganges' self-purifying quality leads to oxygen levels 25 times higher than any other river in the world.)

[@2sridhark]

Besides, Sadhvi is a PhD from Stanford University. So, she is not like some dumb head who is saying things she does not understand. Science has not really looked into the non-material realm from which the material realm is created. Many highly spiritual beings have seen Ganga as a spiritual being. She flows as a river to serve humanity.

[@cesarvaleriomachadovalerio5460]

It is Just a river, wakeup, the brainwashed religion, why they dont try to despolue It, better than speak about It like a empty poetry