Madālasā | SANSKRIT SONG from The Mārkaṇḍeya Purāṇa

[@GaieaSanskrit]

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[@deepeshsingh1794]

Gaiea you are legend...when i saw you, when you looking more beautiful.

[@deepeshsingh1794]

Sanatana culture and religion is really like as oxygen.

[@NoName-uh2yn]

Donate for what? Can yo elaborate? She's getting money if people watch video right then why donate. Or is she running any charity?

[@ridhimajain2767]

@@NoName-uh2yn right

[@adityamahajan4042]

@@NoName-uh2yn KZbin doesn't pay for viewcounts anymore. It only pays for clicks on paid ads. So, her request for donations is appropriate imo!

[@alexanderhranov1534]

Hello from Bulgaria. This is the most amazing language I've heard too. If it's true that the language is the mirror of the soul, then the soul of ancient India must be like a candle in a dark cave. Modern India needs to preserve this light.

[@dsbdsb6637]

Politics has killed it to a great extent & now the only glimmer of hope is to preserve what is left.

[@Jesusssss]

it aint india its hindu

[@Robin-il4ev]

Thnx Alexander , we love your appreciation and the motivation in your statement , we will surely work in order to preserve this beautiful language and culture

[@bibhasroy3815]

Modern India doesn't give a shitt

[@Cyberpunkdevilsangel]

@Alexander Hranov Hello, Alexander. It's a pleasure to be connected to connected with someone from Bulgaria. Your country is beautiful, culture is rich, and the entire Slavic world should be thankful to your great nation for inventing the Cyrillic alphabet. That aside, thank you for complementing Sanskrit and India. Sanskrit as a language is quite old (dates back to 5000-3000 BC) and isn't spoken by any people as their native language. But the modern languages that we speak in the North of India (Indo Aryan languages) are evolved from Sanskrit, and we still use a lot of words which are from Sanskrit or derived from it. That said, we still use the same alphabet, and there are scholars who can read and write the language, therefore it is not a lost language, and in the forseeable future will not be.

[@cherylhutchinson2206]

Hello from the U.S. The wisdom of ancient India knows no boundaries. Blessings to you all.

[@mindatrest6838]

They were incredibly advanced in science and technology..... Just look at the ancient temples of India..... The ancient Shri Jagannath temple stands strong as ever for thousands of years facing extreme cyclones almost every year..... Even modern technology cannot replicate their monuments.... Advanced maths, astronomy, medicine, surgery all started in ancient India....

[@pritsingh9766]

@@mindatrest6838 I hope morden India learn something from them 😆😆 .Present day India is plagued by corruption, poverty etc .I hope 1 day we overcome them .Till then keep chanting .....

[@mindatrest6838]

@Sushil Kumar thanks 😋

[@suethompson6497]

Prit Singh All is well, before good can arise there has to be bad. That’s the universal law of duality. But just look at how far back India’s spiritual teachings and history go! All Great spiritual masters of the past have come from India and no doubt will continue to do so.

[@pavanch7738]

@@mindatrest6838 martial arts as well. Unfortunately, our culture is almost defunct. Surprisingly, many westerners, like Karolina Goswami, are trying to revive it.

[@jennykim5247]

She looks like a Rembrandt painting with the silk skirt and the lighting.

[@sudhakarm3629]

True!

[@DJShire_ATL]

Jenny Kim yeah that enormous silk skirt was the first thing I noticed. It’s very beautiful. I wonder where she got it because my wife would like one of those.

[@PunjabYouthinAction]

I thought it's a picture until she started moving lol

[@trikkke11]

Surely you mean Vermeer ?

[@vishnuram4692]

@@PunjabYouthinAction Seriously man. She freaked me out. The high from my weed flew right out when she moved....

[@savithirilakshminarayanan6104]

Im from India. I know the story of madaalasa. This is in Actually she was a Queen in those days. She was a gnani . To all her children she sang this above song, shudhosi, bhudhosi, niranjanosi.... once they were born.. and all the children became gnanis and nobody stayed in palace. Then the king asked madaalasa atleast one child to be crowned as king, since all the children became gnanis. Then madaalasa didn't sang this for the last child when he was born. Then he became king. . In her last days she called the son and gave him.one golden box and told that he should open and see inside when he is trapped in a very big trouble or suffering and she died. One day all His brothers came to the palace and fought with the king that this kingdom was theirs and he should go out of rhe palace. He argued with them, but could not succeed and became very restless and remembered his mother's wish. Then he opened the golden box and saw this song was written inside the box. Then he read and came outside and told, " yes. This is not mine. You all take this kingdom, and rule. I will move out of this palace to seek gnana. Then he walked. Then those brothers also told, we also don't want this kingdom, just to remind you about this journey of soul, we acted like that. That Quenn madaalasa was so great

[@bhagyashreeparkale8937]

Then who take care of you that kingdom...

[@suryapratapmishra89]

@@ananymouse3988 what

[@suryapratapmishra89]

@@ananymouse3988 wtf this aint mythology this is just a story of a queen who sang a song. My son , probably your mom didn't sing you a song when you were a kid ... i feel sorry for you

[@rkshukla3692]

@@bhagyashreeparkale8937 sister, what happens when CEO of a company resigns?? Does the company falls?? No!! It is passed on to someone next in line.. that's the same way ruling used to work in those days. Every king and kingdom has this story of passing the throne, and also that's common sense! Hope you understand 😄🙏🏽

[@Punitasingh-y3q]

@@ananymouse3988 A well-dressed fool remains undetected until he speaks.

[@indrani8378]

She looks like a painting and her voice is amazingly beautiful too !! Her rendition of Sanskrit slokas is also mind blowing .

[@nattyvsnasty4776]

indrani sarma I too thought it was a painting until she came alive followed by her mesmerising voice....🙏🏾

[@akhilpreetham6816]

Like monalisa

[@vividesigns]

Your observational skills are spectacular.

[@danishjosej]

I was shocked when she started singing

[@parasmehta5313]

Right. I too thought that she was a painting!

[@ThatsWhenItkickedin]

Her Sanskrit is perfection. I wish she can re-teach the world.

[@himdude9637]

ॐ I would appreciate if there was awareness in people to call it "Dharma" "धर्म ". "The law of Multiverse, ब्रह्मा़ंड " , "law of nature, प्रकृति". And the co existence of all three of us. प्रकृति, जीवात्मा and परमात्मा. This manifests itself in our way of life based on Sanatan Sanskriti. Vedic SANSKRITI is repository of knowledge of human evolution. This evolved with the time and yug (kaal). Dharma has universal application without discrimination. 1. According to the eternal knowledge on this ever existing mutliverse there is no creator or creation only the manifestation. Three always existed "Prakriti" the mutliverse/nature "jivatma" the creature /species and "Ishwar" the all pervasive Parmatma. The "purush" called jivatma the "prakriti" called nature and the "Ishwar" called all pervasive "paramatma". "Neither created nor destroyed only changes forms" the famous quote of "Gita" by Lord Krishna sums it up regarding existence of this Multiverse and us. And how insignificant we are in this Multiverse has been described in detail in few references that if we as a human goes to certain "Devalok", some earth like planets in this Multiverse and spend just a day there and come back on earth how many Lakhs of years would have already been passed on this earth. Interesting calculation of one day of "ब्रह्म" equals numbers of years on "पृथ्वी" earth. ईशावासयम इदं सर्वम This knowledge of universal applications gave such a good and peaceful life to its followers that India was the top economy of the world till 1200 AD since ancient time and supported most of the population in less lands and resources without destroying it unlike industrial civilization. Till the Islamic invaders took over the major part of India after several failed attempts of invasion loot and plunder. 2. The place between Himalaya in north to indu sarovar (Indian ocean) in south is called Hindu. Himalya Hi + indu. Makes the word Hindu. Used for geographic demarcation. Hindu kush mountain Hindu river called as Sindhu river all indicated the sanskrit origin of the word. But yes doesn't indicate religion but Geographic. Hindustan is a pure sanskrit origin word. Hindu + sthan. Any word added with "sthan" indicates its sanskrit origin. "sthan" became "stan" in apbhransh and prakrit. Has nothing to do with Persian or Arabic. Read the Aagmas and puran. I repeat Hindu word is of Indian origin and mentioned in Sanskrit text not a foreign word given by foreigners. But used mostly by them to identify the people living in this area. The muslim invaders tried to demean the word Hindu with many bad words to show them down and paint them as bad people. This is how racist jokes are created. They used this word so many times that it sounded like they created this word. 3. Since" Dharma" evolved and led humans from darkness to light from ignorance to knowledge. "तमसो मा ज्योतिर्गमया". There was no other religion to compete So there is no name, no rules for bashing other religion and concept of conversion. You can't bash criticize or compete non existent. 4. This is why got more than 1400 books scriptures on various topics helpful in material and spiritual life and this knowledge evolved with time. 5. Ayurvda, Medicine, Vyakrna, Natyashashtra, state crafts, yagya hawan ritual, philosophy, astrology, Jyotish, poetics, sangita shastra, yoga, Veda,Vedanta, Aagam, Nigam, Itihas, Puran, Vyakaran, chhand, Nirukta, Mimansa architecture mathematics to name a few. Books are available on every aspect of human brain can imagine in such a detail that only one book Mahabharat contains one lakh shlokas. And this great knowledge is not only confined to Sanskrit text but in all ancient languages like Tamil Prakrit Pali Malyalam Kannada Telgu Odiya Marathi Bangali etc. Difficult to describe them in detail here. Just leaving that on readers interest and reasrech according to their likings. 6. In short Dharma is celebration of the diversity of Human knowledge. Celebrating life and Nature is integral part of Sanatan sanskriti. Hindu celebrate Holi Diwali Chhath Pongal Vaisakhi Sankranti alongside numerous smaller celebration round the year. 7. We as a layman only know about Dharma as a blind man knows about elephant after holding the tail of the elephant. 8. Most of us are only able to know what we see on daily basis like nature and creation worship. And on the basis of this we criticize and appreciate dharma. But Dharma criticize none. Dharma don't give scope for criticism but enlightenment and seeking truth . 9. There is so much more to know. Since I am born in a Dharma followers family. Therefore I celebrate the diversity of human thoughts with ease. Dose not mean i know everything. But once you will know Dharma out of the set criteria of Abrahamic religion for Dharma. You will find nothing to criticize like a blind man holding an elephant tail and saying why he is made to hold a snake. Instead of criticism You will question and seek answers. 10. Aghori sadhu is one example of acceptance of extremes by Sanatan dharma. For example when you see a survivor on discovery eating dead animal poo and pee either you appreciate or criticize this. But no one can deny that this human will survive the odd. And Dharma have a complete set of philosophy and practicing sect called aghori. However a few. To make sure that the human will survive the extreme. Human will not die out because of the certain dogmas made by the so called civilized society or religion. Dharma supports all accommodates all. You must have heard the news that NASA is recycling human pee and poo of scientists on board so they can survive on that for long in space. It's obvious that no madarsachhap can become such scientists. 11. Religion ends at heaven and hell only but the Dharma gives to strive even beyond this. That's Moksha complete liberation. Gives emphasis on seeking, knowing your self deep within and finding your own path. This is the reason from Sanatan dharma lots of ism like Jain, Buddha, Sikh, vaishnava Shaiva, Atheism, came out without any conflict or blood shed. Can you imagine the same with Abrahmic religion? 12. If someone adopts Sanatan dharma way of life. He automatically fits into the either Varna Vyavstha Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra according to their profession or Ashram Vyavstha Brahmacharya Grihasth Vanprasth and Sanyas. Together its called Varnashram Vyavstha for the benefit of the society. I can enlighten you on this vedic Varnashram vayvstha. Mail me Varna division start from us. Our head is our brahma to control our shoulders are our kshatriya to protect us our stomach is our vysya to feed us and our foot are our shudra to serve us. In other words for ourselves we ourselves are our ब्राह्मण, क्षत्रिय, वैश्य and शूद्र. For our family we all ब्राह्मण, क्षत्रिय, वैश्य and शूद्र for each other. But for the society we are ब्राह्मण, क्षत्रिय, वैश्य and शूद्र according to our profession to the society. In Another term division of profession. Which exists all over the world in different forms. And this is most scientific division of profession to avoid conflict in society. This Varna can be achieved by your Karma. To fit into Ashram one has nothing to do. Fits in naturally and can stay in any of the phase as long as he wants. Now it depends on us that we respect equally to our teacher and our toilet cleaner. Which Dharma clearly says respect each and every thing. This is why worship for all not only to teachers. So if you respect your teacher and toilet cleaner equally you are a great Dharmik person. To show respect we must touch feet not the head. Now where you see fault in this varna system. Lots of Rishi like Valmiki, Vedvyas, Ravidas, Parashar etc were not born in cast Brahman but respected worshipped. Cast seems a tribal identity with all the evils of Ego and depends totally on an individual local social environment no support from Dharma 13. Sanatan Dharma allow an individual to seek truth, follow a path or make his her own path to reach the goal of 'Brahma" the energy and consciousness of the Brahmaand. The feeling of अहं ब्रह्मास्मी, I am the consciousness makes one enlighten and तत् त्वमसी, so are you makes you a Guru. This is the reason encouraged many enlightened soul to find and make their own path. Thus Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism, sant parampra like Kabir, Ravidas etc were born without any conflict. Dharma allowed them to propagate and flourish 14. Comparing Dharma with one book one prophet religion is not a good idea. Can only increase ignorance. Because books of mazhab are small simple and for that for the followers of that particular mazhab only. So better study the world's oldest surviving civilization based on Dharma with universal application, yourself. अहं ब्रह्मास्मी l तत त्वं असी. सर्वे जना:सुखिनो भवन्तु. सर्वे सन्तु निराम्या:l वसुधैव कुटुम्बकम l सत्यमेव जयते l ॐ शांति l and most relevant mantra of today सठे साठयम समाअचरेत. शांति

[@abhijitnath8175]

Hey Linda! Loved to see you here, my friend.

[@HiteshSharma-fn5ct]

@MahaVakyas @ you don't like sankrit then learn arabi language

[@tushkoli]

Sorry, Her Sanskrit is nor perfect... it is monotonous and flat, but for a western person, the pronunciations are pretty good...

[@kenny87ification]

Linda Kloss Embrace Hinduism, Lord Krishna loves you

[@ishajha39]

I love my language and culture.. And my whole family know how to speak sanskrit..and we talk each another In Sanskrit sometimes.. 😆

[@anujsrivastava8894]

Amazed!!

[@yashjoshi2215]

What!!!!???? Wow.......

[@ClashRaj9]

@@Prasunz001 ,my surname is also same i m also a bhraman ,but that does not mean i wont marry😂😂 And youtube isnt right place to ask for marriage 😂😃

[@Neerajkumar-sj5lp]

you your family are inspiration for us. god bless u and your family.

[@roshankshatriya7914]

Brilliant. Teach the others my dear

[@mohdaleem8572]

Devi ki jai ho ❤ from the Hyderabad Telangana INDIA n BHARAT 🇮🇳

[@BirendraKumar-wr5mx]

आप जैसे भक्त की बिहार से जय हो

[@kavindu_perera]

I'm a Sri Lankan Buddhist and all our chants and stanzas are either in Sanskrit or Pali. Even Sinhala, which is the official language of Sri Lanka has its roots in Sanskrit. It's the language of divinity!

[@dsbdsb6637]

​@Anoma samarasekara While there is clear proof of evolution from proto-languages to modern languages of Sanskrit & Tamil it is mostly a futile debate. Tamil has preserved more of the earlier languages hence it is considered oldest but proto-languages would be very different from their modern counterparts so any controversial claim will always generate controversy.

[@ravii7543]

මමත් ලංකාවේ

[@iitn8437]

@@dsbdsb6637 of course tamil is older than sankrit but its grammer was written later than sanskrit. I think language is just a medium to communicate so taking pride and hating other language should be avoided. All hindu scriptures especially vedas,upnishads, epics are in sanskrit so if we want to learn them we should learn sanskrit. I mean respecting mother toungue is good but we should not admit other languages as inferior.

[@dsbdsb6637]

@@iitn8437 I agree with you partially. If you see i have not went into the periodization of language since it would only lead to further debates. Yes people should learn Sanskrit but if they are interested in it & it should not be forced & yes no language should be looked down as inferior or superior.

[@radepetrovic9182]

Serbian also have roots in Sanskrit lol

[@flowergezahegn5178]

I am from Ethiopia and i love all mysterious things in the world and sankrit language is the most peaceful language i ever heard ...my beloved sister may the Almighty one bless u

[@samurai-em6jc]

@@nobody7220 Stfu

[@anonymousbeing6278]

@@nobody7220 you fuck of you fool

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[@nightfury4756]

Native Ethiopian culture is closely related to Indian culture.

[@MrBhavesh27]

My mom is doctorate in Sanskrit...I made her listen your covers...she was surprised and she gives u blessings. 🙏

[@ViveekChaudhaary]

Wow 🙏

[@suyogbhandare1761]

Mujhe bataoge ki sanskrit me doctorate kaise hote hai. I mean base kya hai

[@poojancharadva5634]

Bhai tu bhi sikh lee...tere toh ghar me hi sanskriti aur Sanskrit ka khajana hai

[@poojancharadva5634]

Waiting for your KZbin channel....😜

[@user-je8nb4sr4x]

@@suyogbhandare1761 phD ka naam suna hai kya??

[@hemanthkotagiri8865]

After reading a ton of comments, I conclude that there are two kinds of people here. Those who are listening for pleasure produced by the magnificence of Sanskrit, and those who are familiar with Vedanta and deeply meditate on these powerful stanzas. I wish, everyone who are appreciating the language, would eventually come to the place where I'm slowly stepping into - the abyss of realising the unity of existence. This Mother who sang for her children, not just sang for them, but also for me. For the entirety of humanity.

[@venkatakrishna1811]

If atleast .000000001 % of world population realise the meaning of this song, no war no terrorism , no communal riots.

[@GauravAgarwalR]

@@venkatakrishna1811 Nope. A majority has to realise this and get rid of people who think only of self-pleasure, greed, lust and ego!

[@stormraider6834]

It will take them decades to understand vedantic and other philosophy 😅 You can only understand it by living life not only by reading 🙏

[@bertalanczako5609]

I'm not a good singer but one day i will sing this to my child

[@amlanjyotibordoloi2334]

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[@RP-xi1ld]

Good vibes great Idea I will try the same 🕉️💜♥️🌸🙏🏻 ☮️

[@amlanjyotibordoloi2334]

@@RP-xi1ld kzbin.info/www/bejne/opmWc6mZj614fNU Thank you

[@alaguvigneshmohan9551]

The story goes that, the Queen sang this to her infant often and used to instruct the child on Advaita philosophy. And the child grew up to be dispassionate and enlightened, eschewing all worldly pleasures, ending up as a wandering hermit. So, proceed at your own risk ;)

[@esmeelin5435]

@@alaguvigneshmohan9551 well then it's the child's fate and own choice, our job is to enlighten them but how they are going to act after that, it's their own decision. We can't control it anyways

[@bansalsn]

if humanity ever needed an anthem, this would be it.

[@sumitdubey4769]

Sir no needs Sanskrit to knowledge about root of India n culture Hindus holly books you can study shri mad bhagwat puran by iskon it is simple way to knowledge this book written in Manny leungwase jai shri Krishna

[@nandarani975]

In Nepal, we had Sanskrit class in School and it also a part of primary leaving board exam . I hated it so much. I only started to like it, when I started seeking for truth and reading bhagwat gita.

[@pritsingh9766]

I am sorry but nepal is slowly becoming Christian with huge poverty which is being exploited by Christian missionaries. The communists in Nepal are not doing anything to stop it .This happened in Indian state of kerala which is also ruled by the communists and that state is now a problem for entire north India as it sends fraud missionaries here. We have asked them not to send missionaries but kerala people won't listen and when we take action, they call us racists .In my state Himachal Pradesh, kerala people are most hated due to this reason. I hope people of Nepal will take this as an example and learn and preserve their 5000 year old tradition. Atleast teach your people about the scriptures so that they become enlightened and don't fall into the trap of prying missionaries. Problem here and in your country is ,we have many poor and illiterate people who have 0 knowledge of scriptures ,it's easy to fool them .This isn't the case in my state Himachal Pradesh but still there are few people like that in my state too and we here don't want even those to fall for these missionaries.

[@shramdc6663]

Keep it up and learn the most divine language 👍

[@rajatrana3329]

@@pritsingh9766 same happening in Haryana.. If we stop them or someone beat them.. we were called Racist 😣 those Keralite missionaries should stop anyway.

[@yetithebeast9237]

@Prit Singh you’re absolutely right about it. They are taking advantage of poverty. They go door to door and giving bible and told to convert in Christianity ✝️.if they do they will get money too . Lots of NGO,INGO investing on it too. They collect children from ruler part and open school for orphans and teaching Christianity ✝️. They said they are orphans but most of them has parents and families on country side.

[@KakashiHatake-sw2sy]

Be safe from fake gurus ms nanda .

[@johnscallobs8273]

i’ve compiled the english translation for the english speakers:-) You are pure, conscious and taintless You are not subject to the illusoriness of the world Give up this sleep of delusion, this dream which confounds the mind Why are you crying? You are pure The name you have acquired is not yours, merely a mind-created fiction applied to you The body is not you, nor are you of it The Lord of the universe doesn't cry either! This sound is an illusion attributed to you The qualities imagined as yours are inherent in all the senses The insignificant elements within the man acquire the condition of growth.. • through the addition of food, water and drink It is not a growth or diminution of You Within the body shell You remain constant Do not become confounded by this body which has been fastened upon you "Father" "Son" "Mother" "Wife" "Mine" "Not Mine" Do not assign much significance to what is only an aggregation of elements The deluded man thinks pains alleviate pain The deluded man thinks enjoyment of pleasures gives happiness The intelligent man, whose mind is free from confusion knows pleasures and sorrows to be alike The carriage goes upon the earth, the body is seated in the carriage The Self resides within the body The deluded Jiva thinks "I am this body" The Self has no attachment to His carriage Foolish is such ignorance!

[@snehashispanda4808]

Thanks

[@official.rajarshidutta]

thank u sir

[@janearisage]

Thank you - you have reaped the benefit of this transcribing, I’m sure🥰

[@barspinoza]

🙏🏿

[@mylord8105]

Appreciate your effort sir !

[@daria_in_japan]

I think I made at least 100 views of this video, I always return to this song, this is unbelievably beautiful, thank you so much

[@mindatrest6838]

Listen to Devaki by Karnamrita Dasi.... Listen to Kirtans by Krishna Das.... there is an entire universe of beautiful sanskrit music....

[@kiraunleashed5292]

Same here...her voice n pronunciation makes this addictive :)

[@ranjani925]

hear Shivatandavstotram

[@views-re2om]

but KZbin won't count that 😂🤗 keep watching

[@anantsaini]

Same

[@stefanibarrett5982]

Seattle, WA, USA. During the Coronavirus pandemic. Support and love to all💜🙏🏻 jai

[@poonamposwal944]

Vasudevam kutumbkam 🙏

[@pinakimukherjee903]

Take #vegan diet , and practice #Yoga , #meditation....you will definitely overcome Corona(COVID-19) virus pandemic..also kindly ask others to practice this. Destruction is the part of the creation (GOD; G- generator, O- organizer, D-destroyer) ..please don't afraid of it.

[@dsbdsb6637]

lol @Pinaki Everybody is coping in their own ways why do you felt the need to instruct others ? Live & let live.

[@mukherjee86]

@@dsbdsb6637 Kindly implement this theory in your life-style for 3 months thn please comment..ignorance is the greatest enemy of man kind..

[@chandanchettry4053]

Shanti Shanti Shanti

[@johnhaller7017]

And the Devas wept with joy. Many thanks for that.

[@randomguy1601]

John Haller Indeed, the utopian heaven can be well recreated on Earth... And I'm so certain of it...

[@anipindivedam1857]

So did I!

[@theabhi1087]

❤️

[@BharathKumar-ox4fx]

Excellent comment...Indeed the GOds wept with joy

[@aktywnyobserwator5868]

:-)

[@sheikhramzan3725]

I'm Sindhi community I love Sanskrit

[@sheebaradhakrishnangr]

all are one...no community /language boundaries.. beliefs are what matter

[@ciszaiogien]

@@sheebaradhakrishnangr beliefs dont matter, practice and getting your experiance matters. Only people who dont have experiance have "beliefs"

[@pratyushambastha4819]

​@@sheebaradhakrishnangr all are one except Abdul puncture wala peaceful community

[@VKcreation77]

​@@sheebaradhakrishnangrhi

[@questionnowho]

@@sheebaradhakrishnangr the Upanishads and hindu philosophy only say we are the child of supreme Brahma our souls is same first read upanishada and Shrimad Bhagavad Gita you will understand how beutiful is sanatan dharma greater than any others philosophy

[@abhishek7217]

This is how mothers in old times used to educate their children. Hitting the core directly 🙏. Now a days all education is how to earn money for the temporary body 😢

[@ANONYMOUS-it1ku]

Very true!

[@manas142]

@Amuk yes , its true what you said, its not for public .The kings and royals know this stuff that nothing is permanent.

[@ramsanodiya5454]

@Amuk to be a king in ancient bharat you must have around 52 qualities (can't remember exact figure), but you must have 50+ qualities. Period. Listen to guru pawan sinha he discussed it once

[@newworld2086]

Hinduism has such deep meaning. Not just commands but deep spirituality to find the truth.

[@amlanjyotibordoloi2334]

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[@granand]

When you talk of past, spiritual, ancient like Vedic literature, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Gita etc closest definition is Santana Dharma, Not Hindu, Hindu is coined by Persians of people of the region and easily be misunderstood to the current religion "Hindu" they are wondering in darkness and have nothing to do with past, at least most of them. Those who can read and write Sanskrit can tell you. Current day Hinduism is ritual, go in trendy dress to temple, break a coconut and eat, pray every damn baba from Shiridi to yeah thousands with no hunger for knowledge, follow west in every sense?

[@prabhavbhagat292]

@@granand It's funny that the baba from shirdi you are talking about would actually agree with you . It's just that most people don't bother to properly learn about him

[@jamesstevenson7725]

THis song expresses the uniqueness of the Sanatana Dharmic concept of the Soul (Atman) perfectly!!!! Sanskrit was truly created by the Devas

[@truthseeker2531]

आ नो भद्राः क्रतवो यन्तु विश्वतः "Aa no bhadrah kratavo yantu vishwatah" May auspicious thoughts come to us from all over the world. - Rig Veda

[@abrahammandelbaum3866]

Thanks for the wonderful compony of yours wisdom

[@BhupthidevSvpkh]

అమ్మా,మీకు అనేక నమస్కారములు. మీ గానానమృతంతో మాలోని భారతీయతను స్పృజించినావు. నిద్రలో ఉన్న మేము నీ పాటతోనైన మేల్కొని ఐకమత్యంతో భారతావనిని కాపాడుకుంటాము. జై హింద్,జై శ్రీరామ్.

[@Baleur]

Just imagine how radically different the world would be, if we taught children to understand these concepts the song presents, before they even enter elementary school.. Instead, we teach them about Barbie and Ferrari.

[@kumarashura6621]

Some peoples wake up late...you can start doing this. Some will do this early meanwhile some will follow with time.

[@adityanair3673]

Definitely it will greatly change this world

[@gamingrocks8537]

*Yep it's true moral education is more important then education*

[@firstnamelastname5761]

@@subhajyotidas9465 children shall eat what they want to eat, right? How do you manage to be so idiotic? Just to regurgitate few sentences you picked up in popular culture or social media doesn't make you intelligent or wise. Children have blank minds. If you fill their mind with garbage, violence & greed, that's what they'll seek their entire lives. It is our responsibility to introduce them to good ideas & hollistic thoughts.

[@firstnamelastname5761]

@@subhajyotidas9465 absurd logic. If we leave children solely to their wits then they won't survive 1 month. As human parents, we give them birth into an artificial insulated society which has nothing to do with evolutionary reflexes. Indian education system is producing absolutely worthless people nowadays. Your analogy is based on flawed idea about evolutionary reflex & human society.

[@DilbeardAlbeard]

This is the most beautiful song I have ever listened to. Even the contents of the song is deeply meaningful. As a Chinese Buddhist, I hope Sanskrit can be kept alive, it is a sacred language in which Vedas are written.

[@dsbdsb6637]

As an Indian born Hindu {Non-Conformist - Worldview} I hope that Buddhism keeps flourishing in China.

[@DilbeardAlbeard]

Thank you brother. Even the mainstream history do not acknowledge, I deeply believe all World language are developed on Sanskrit.

[@dsbdsb6637]

All languages {Including sign languages or non modern languages} have contributed to human progress & they all deserve to be preserved in some way or form. Sanskrit sounds melodious because it is written as poems, hymns etc. thus it has been able to preserve as well as innovate thanks to sound & meaning theories developed since ancient times aka philology.

[@HappySingh-mz5lb]

Xie xie Win Tan xian sheng. wo xihuan zhong guo ren he zhong guo de wen hua. nin yao xue Sanskrit de hua you xie wangzhan he shipin jiao Sanskrit.

[@SurajSharma-ou4gc]

Buddham saranam gacchami ..China and india Are siblings..

[@notorioussamurai8419]

I am amazed the lyrics are older than most of the religions of the world but they are so deep

[@PrashantKumar-nw1hm]

Even meanings are more deeper than what future human will think. It's meaning will be understood and appreciated by people in any universe in any future time.

[@hellocreep8986]

Many ppl think that they understand the lyrics but they don't this is basic summary of Aditava vedanta ,it is very interesting and deep philosophy you have to read Markandeya purana for it

[@abhijeet.kukreti]

This is more about how to live your life, rather than religious stuff as you would have noticed. Unfortunately, nobody teaches their children this in this Yuga.

[@abdulaleem9207]

I noticed that too. It also amazes you for the fact that are way too ahead for their times.

[@rahulpal2490]

people at that time written better characters than in modern time.

[@earthandme6684]

Sanskrit is the Mother of all languages 💫🌿🙏🏻

[@Delhi_Guy]

That is very big claim and also false claim. There are written records of egyptian and mesopatmia in languages much older than sanskrit.

[@Pratapsingh45-p3y]

@@Delhi_Guy what is your problem delhi se hai ....

[@vipint3694]

@@Pratapsingh45-p3y don't spread fake news

[@pratyushambastha4819]

@@Pratapsingh45-p3y wo Abdul hai

[@Vassi_Drakonov]

I love Sanskrit, but this claim isn't true. There are languages that are much older than Sanskrit. So how can she be the mother of all languages? Not to mention there are languages that don't even have any connections to Sanskrit.

[@bobt2121]

Amazing voice and knowledge of Sanskrit. Sundar. Mataji. Dhanyavadh. Hare Krishna.. Rhadharanai

[@the_hectic_engineer]

Hare Krishna hare rama

[@VijayPatel-mn4mc]

Hare Krishna prabhuji..

[@subhadipgoswami7134]

Respect to all from India

[@cr7akki]

Har har mahadev

[@babugoudakallanagoudra884]

If you speak Sanskrit BP n SUGAR will not come ... Richest language in world

[@ariffshah3760]

India as a nation has obtained Independence but her child - the Vedic religion, is still bound in the shackles of colonial interpretations which they must discard to fully appreciate their Vedas. Her language -Sanskrit must flourish. Ms Gaiea is doing you all a great favour.

[@shivaninamdeo2041]

ariff shah ur views are amazing would love to be known to you in your circle.

[@nitinmishra9579]

@Shreerang Vaidya damn right bro well said

[@nareshjoshi123]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ7UiIyrgNuVjrs truh is remain truth truth belongs to person who realize it i am very happy to read your comment , tumahre bhitrmai abithe huve parmatma ko pranm

[@HoneyBadgerz]

Nobody uses Sanskrit for a reason... Languages evolve with time,Sanskrit gave birth to numerous language But yea we can study about it...it is quite beautiful!!

[@ajjubhai8075]

I m sorry but Vedic dharma(not religion) has no mother no father , it is unborn and has no death . It is the way of life for mukti . One can deny it or accept with other name . Sanskrit is the most scientific language ever spoken . And it doesn't matter people recognise it or not . India for me has no significance , it is the Bharat which I have my body untill last breath . Sorry if I hurted someone's feelings.

[@philosopherjay5863]

Most of the people are praising the language Sanskrit but less people are talking about the deep profound meaning of the shlok/song. Great spiritual wisdom shines through this song if you contemplate deeply.

[@nakuljasrotia2835]

Just look at knowledge being transferred toa child by a mother .. you can imagine the intellectual being present at that age and what knowledge they possess .. and this is just a poem in a chapter of a upnishad ..agine the knowledge of all vedas Upanishads and other smritis

[@aarushrathore1276]

@@nakuljasrotia2835 true ,the level of human intellect in this is divine.I can just imagine times when upanishads were written ,it seems almost impossible for humans to grasp a bit of what sages of upanishds have said.

[@5minutecalms]

Because most Indians don't understand Sanskrit lol

[@Aspect-ef1oh]

What is even more surprising is that this is actually lullaby

[@sajinair870]

🕵️🤔

[@NoRiceToEat]

I am imagining queen Madalasa singing it to her newborn in an old palace as she sits in the golden light of a lamp in ancient India and I can almost feel as if I am there...

[@GauravAgarwalR]

Why imagine an old palace? I imagine in sunlight in one of the most beautiful palace balconies is where she would have composed it, overlooking a waterfalls/water bodies and greenery and abundance surrounding them. This is how Bharat was, and will be one day!

[@alkemy9279]

I wish my mother had sang that to me, it would of saved alot of heartache.

[@sharunrobin1203]

Does she know this song

[@AnmolSingh-yv6xb]

Maybe you can sing this to your child.

[@vijayragava226]

Ur a mother to.one with all within

[@rishabhsharma6112]

She can sing now! ,And you can sing this to your kids

[@ariffshah3760]

Nothing is late. From history you will learn that many powerful forces wanted to wipe out your Vedas from the earth but yet we, from different faiths and races, gathered here in this lovely channel, are all hearing & enjoying it's Sanskrit sung by a sister. Nothing could wipe out your Vedas because the people protected it. Many cultures & civilizations fell but your ancient Vedic culture remained. So, face the challenges and foster it for the Vedas were entrusted to you. Sanskrit belongs to the world.

[@Robin-il4ev]

Right sir , 3-4 months ago I just bought a Sanskrit grammar book. As an Indian we have some responsibility to preserve our beautiful culture , language

[@ariffshah3760]

May you succeed in mastering the greatest language on Earth.

[@priyokabi]

👌 The mother represents wisdom, the child is ignorance. most of us are like the fussy child

[@billi16]

Sorrybut No ..whatever happened to the father..Markandeyas dad was Mrikandu.

[@billi16]

Ariff shah ..true..even Arabic is a beautiful language bro...Vedas or Quran both are word of God..lets enjoy both Ya Akhi Ariff Shah...Inshaa Allah... Sai Rama Krishna Rehman Sai Geeta Veda Quran.

[@user-BlackBear90]

i dont understand a word, but i cry... this is so deep... soul

[@the_hectic_engineer]

Yes actually you are right..💝

[@kattapraveen3993]

that telling you are not this body,you are pure consciousness present in this body ok

[@TheVicky3030]

I think English translation is is there in the video. 😊

[@mihir7979]

Сила Индии

[@multimillionaire8489]

Lol

[@valeriucasapu1558]

I don't understand why I cried when I first saw this video. I was reading the lyrics and listening to this magical song and the tears just started to come out of my eyes. Sometimes I am a rude emotionless psychopath, but this time I was emotional and sensitive like a woman.

[@Laltenbaba28]

Mate Where r u from ?

[@PMRailway]

It is that powerful .. I cried too. It was weird like I wanted to cry alone listening to this and in Joy.

[@islamandchristianityhater5713]

@@PMRailway same

[@harrym4708]

I cried too... I don't know why

[@abhishekghosh4384]

You aren't b really a psychopath then, just have been emotionally numbed by life's circumstances.

[@maverickmaiden3697]

I wept... such beauty.. I am Overwhelmed with bliss and gratitude.. thank you.. thank you everyone

[@purabiphukan4753]

I couldn't stop my tears as well

[@vijayragava226]

U r every one

[@TheKuleen]

You all are in pain. Your soul is becoming light.

[@alinafstrmom7725]

@@TheKuleen Thank You. 🙏 Yes, True. Namaste. Many Blessings to you.

[@rachelredwood5039]

This piece was powerfully transformative for me. It took me out of a state of inner war and into peace. I am deeply grateful.

[@ClashRaj9]

Sanskrit is great! The originator of each language.

[@ashutoshkrishna]

if you are saying this without understanding the meanings of this song ,just imagine , how powerful, it could be, if we understand the deep message of this song !!!

[@vijayragava226]

Welcome..ur one with all

[@rajendrapsharma9764]

अति सुन्दरम् उच्चारणम् अस्ति भवत्याः। भवत्यै नमः।

[@swarnadipmitra1095]

*भवत्याः not भवत्या । Also *भवत्यै नमः not भवतीं नमः ।

[@rajendrapsharma9764]

@@swarnadipmitra1095 धन्यवादः

[@sumanadarsee210]

Thanks to try

[@sagarpophalkar3661]

It

[@jakubisek]

The Sanskrit original of Queen Madalasa's lullaby to her son, found in the Mārkaṇḍeya Purāṇa, chapter 25: शुद्धोऽसि बुद्धोऽसि निरञ्जनोऽसि संसारमायापरिवर्जितोऽसि । संसारस्वप्नं त्यज मोहनिद्रां (मदालसोल्लपमुवाच पुत्रम् )॥ (the part in brackets differs from Shimshai's version - and I am only guessing what it meant to be in the following transcriptions) Transliterated (standard IAST romanization): śuddhosi buddhosi nirañjanosi saṃsāra-māyā-parivarjitosi . saṃsāra-svapnaṃ tyaja moha-nidrāṃ ( na janma-mṛtyor jaya sat-svarūpe ?? / MP: madālasollapam uvāca putram) PRONUNCIATION: Transcribed into English (as close as English can get to) it would be: Shuddhosi, buddhosi, niranjanosi, sansaramaya-parivarjitosi. Sansaraswapnam tyaja mohanidram (na janma-mrityor jaya sat-svarupe ?) Přepsáno do češtiny/slovenčiny: Šuddhósi, buddhósi, niraňdžanósi, sansáramájáparivardžitósi. Sansárasvapnam tjadža móhanidrám (na džanmamrtjór džaja sat-svarúpé ?) Transcribed into Hebrew, the correct Sanskrit pronunciation of the text is: שֻׁדּוֹסִה בֻּדּוֹסִה נִרַנְגַ׳נוֹא'סִה סַמְסָרַמָיָפַּרִבַרְגִ׳טוֹא'סִה . ... מַדָלַסוֹלַּפַּמֻבָצַ׳ה פֻּטְרַם Transcribed into Cyrillic (Russian / Bulgarian, etc...): шуддхоси буддхоси ниранджаноси сансара-майа-париварджитоси . сансара-свапнам тйаджа моха-нидрам ( на джанма-мритйор джайа сат-сварупэ ?? / MarkandeyaPurana: мадаласоллапам увача путрам) (Note: What is transcribed as "х" in Cyrillic is to be pronounced everywhere in this text as Ukrainian "г") [The Hebrew transcription was done using the wonderful app aksharamukha.appspot.com/converter ]

[@blackheart6897]

All my fellows in college feel bad that I had to study Sanskrit in school now I feel bad for them that they did not study Sanskrit 😂 😂

[@ravisantha1745]

you are the chosen one for enlightenment through Sanskrit

[@dilippradhan5633]

Same here bro

[@blackheart6897]

@@dilippradhan5633 good

[@Goyal-js9bg]

🔥🔥

[@nivadas9785]

I meannnnnnn...... the captions are there for a reason

[@berniemeehan8928]

The sounds of this language are so pure, and as part of a spiritual tradition that belongs to all of humanity - if English is the language that helps us communicate in the practical life this could be the language that connects us with our Inner Divinity... May all be Blessed

[@JohnSmith-qf7yz]

The language is Sanskrit and is considered the oldest Indo-European language (some say even the oldest on planet though there is debate on that) Sanskrit itself and the precursor to it are considered precursors to most of the languages of Eurasia (excluding the east asian languages)

[@chandanchettry4053]

Om shanti shanti shanti

[@KarthikKarthik-db9zc]

@@JohnSmith-qf7yz Tht debate is raised by the British. to tear Hindus apart.

[@lovejustifiesexistence]

I think any language would sound beautiful when it was sang like this! Such beauty Also, I think whichever language you use, it doesn't matter when it comes to spirit... inner Divinity probably doesn't even need words! :-)

[@briancooley8777]

Karthik Karthik regardless of who raised the theory and for what purpose; there is lots of evidence for the indo-european origins connecting us both genetically (r1a haplogroup) and linguistically. That being said, I agree the British were unjust.

[@S_R_90x]

BEST recommendation KZbin has made for me this whole year.

[@attilakovacs2231]

Definitely. ....For any of us.

[@G-raa-c2k]

Agreed.

[@deekshith6636]

Same here, what's her name on Instagram

[@sunilscorpy4594]

double triple same here :)

[@nirmalapersaud7589]

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[@Zifahrimas]

This song has now become my totem, a way to Center and realign myself when I feel lost, may it be in sadness or pleasures of the ego. It’s a stark reminder that both is an illusion.

[@ayushverma6000]

Same feelings brother.

[@andrivsgr]

Love it from Bali, Indonesia

[@pax4370]

Love to my hindu brother. You are unique. You have unique knowledge. Please cherish it.

[@ashutoshanand1573]

Love from Bihar, India

[@msoul07]

❤️

[@KarthikSoun]

@Bec-À-Singe Fille Du Grand Gorille Ignorant animal, Eid is animal sacrifice and calling someone as nonbelievers and imposing jizeya tax is subjection. The peaceful nature of Indonesia is from its hindu culture.

[@prajwalr3963]

@Bec-À-Singe Fille Du Grand Gorille grasp good things from any script

[@keshavmakhija6369]

Has anyone observed? There is no accent in Sanskrit. Her pronunciation is perfect. And a brahmin from kashmir and a brahmin from Trichy would pronounce a mantra similarly. I feel this is awesome

[@arnb9]

On point bro

[@nitinshetty7204]

The reason there is no accent is because the indian languages are based on sounds attributed to each letter. So, a hindi "ra" will be pronounced the same whether you are in bihar or in antartica.

[@pandyap16]

Good observation

[@BhavinTolia]

The language has quantities built for the script.

[@ashutoshanand1573]

Whole indian language is totally developed and planned. Watch lecture of Dr. Sudhanshu Trivedi on this

[@mindatrest6838]

They were incredibly advanced in science and technology..... Just look at the ancient temples of India..... The ancient Shri Jagannath temple stands strong as ever for thousands of years facing extreme cyclones almost every year..... Even modern technology cannot replicate their monuments.... Advanced maths, astronomy, medicine, surgery all started in ancient India....

[@dsbdsb6637]

lol No they perfected the arts they practiced but to claim it as technology is unacceptable. Furthermore if you really want to acknowledge the ancient Indians then learn how they evolved their mind, thoughts & challenged themselves constantly. You don't have to leave religion or ideology to do that but you need to understand their ways of questioning & answering before you can truly grasp their mind, world & their achievements.

[@blinddriver400]

Search for surya siddanta (astronomy) It will further ur knowledge about ancient india

[@mindatrest6838]

@@blinddriver400 thanks 😊

[@sriramsrinivasan5011]

@@dsbdsb6637 Ancient Indians where pursuing mathematics, astronomy, astrology, medicine (Ayurveda), even plastic surgery (google Sushruta). So i guess, they had a great knowledge about technologies of their time.

[@dsbdsb6637]

Just like many other civilization of those periods. My problem is with mixing achievements of ancient India with false claims like they knew Science & Technology, no they did not differentiate between religion & Science and so to claim otherwise is wrong, false & misleading.

[@truesoul923]

What did I just hear?! I am still having goosebumps! Not only the Sanskrit verses sound pristine, but also the meaning of the song is so beautiful and esoteric... I have been studying the Advaita Vedanta for quite some time and this song is basically its core teachings in a short form. Also, for some time, I have been wanting to learn Sanskrit just so I am able to read the ancient Hindu scriptures in their original form. This channel gave me the enthusiasm to immediately get started with my studies. Dear sister, millions of pranams and love from India 🙏🏻❤️

[@DevaEkoNaaraayanah]

@@दीपकनागर-थ5छ 🤣Generally Buddhists are seen saying pali is langauge of Buddhists and Sanskrit is fake Language of Brahmins Shame on Hypocrites like u who bend towards the side of wind

[@vipin7568]

Advaita Vedanta is not Practical.I was also influenced by it But now I have realized Vaishnavism is the true Path

[@thor797]

@@दीपकनागर-थ5छ Nice Joke 👍😂

[@HariChera]

@@vipin7568 iskcon clown 🤡

[@RAHULVERMA-kj8ml]

@@HariChera srivaishanvaism, madhva vaishnavas, nimbarka vaishnava, radha vallabha vaishnava etc all detest mayawad version of adviata . Only retard tic tokers who havent dived deep into different school of vedanta will limit "sanatan dharma" to kevala advaita. Kevala adviata or mayawad is a secular way of solving conflicts between different school of thoughts but it renders the all blissful God as a non attrubuteless entity whose form, name etc r all maya..

[@KingPolo_84]

Thnxxx for this Hare Krishna 😍

[@chandranshgupta9590]

Aur bhai polo

[@prabhanjanmk]

Tu idhar bhi🔥🔥🔥🧨🧨🧨

[@ankitshil]

Are polo Bhai laga nhi tha aapko yaha dekhunga 😁

[@msiantexanmsiantexan2002]

Hare Krishna!

[@sandesh.s.p932]

❤️

[@payalsarkar8617]

शुद्धोसि बुद्धोसि निरँजनोऽसि सँसारमाया परिवर्जितोऽसि सँसारस्वप्नँ त्यज मोहनिद्राँ मँदालसोल्लपमुवाच पुत्रम्। शुद्धोऽसि रे तात न तेऽस्ति नाम कृतँ हि तत्कल्पनयाधुनैव। पच्चात्मकँ देहँ इदँ न तेऽस्ति नैवास्य त्वँ रोदिषि कस्य हेतो॥ न वै भवान् रोदिति विक्ष्वजन्मा शब्दोयमायाध्य महीश सूनूम्। विकल्पयमानो विविधैर्गुणैस्ते गुणाश्च भौताः सकलेन्दियेषु॥ भूतनि भूतैः परिदुर्बलानि वृद्धिँ समायाति यथेह पुँसः। अन्नाम्बुपानादिभिरेव तस्मात् न तेस्ति वृद्धिर् न च तेस्ति हानिः॥ त्वम् कँचुके शीर्यमाणे निजोस्मिन् तस्मिन् देहे मूढताँ मा व्रजेथाः। शुभाशुभौः कर्मभिर्देहमेतत् मृदादिभिः कँचुकस्ते पिनद्धः॥ तातेति किँचित् तनयेति किँचित् अँबेति किँचिद्धयितेति किँचित्। ममेति किँचित् न ममेति किँचित् त्वम् भूतसँघँ बहु म नयेथाः॥ सुखानि दुःखोपशमाय भोगान् सुखाय जानाति विमूढचेताः। तान्येव दुःखानि पुनः सुखानि जानाति विद्धनविमूढचेताः॥ यानँ चित्तौ तत्र गतश्च देहो देहोपि चान्यः पुरुषो निविष्ठः। ममत्वमुरोया न यथ तथास्मिन् देहेति मात्रँ बत मूढरौष। lyricstranslate.com

[@sahyog1]

बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद! मैं संस्कृत में इसे पढना चाहता था।

[@official.rajarshidutta]

Thank yo ufor this

[@petermachado2022]

Click, and practice, line by line: 0:01 1 Suddhosi bubbhosi niranjanosi 1:13 samsara maya parivarjitosi 1:19 samsara svapnam tyaja moha nidra 1:24 mandalasollapamuvacha putram 1:29 2 śuddho’si re tāta na te’sti nāma 1:36 kṛtaɱ hi tatkalpanayādhunaiva 1:41 paccātmakaɱ dehaɱ idaɱ na te’sti 1:47 naivāsya tvaɱ rodiṣi kasya heto1:52 3 na vai bhavan roditi vikshvajanma 2:00 shabdoyamayadhya mahisha sunum 2:05 vikalpayamano vividhairgunaiste 2:10 gunascha bhautah sakalendiyeshu 2:16 4 bhutani bhutaih paridurbalani 2:23 vriddhim samayati yatheha pumsah 2:29 annambupanadibhireva tasmat 2:34 na testi vriddhir na cha testi hanih 2:40 5 tvam kamchuke shiryamane nijosmin 2:47 tasmin dehe mudhatam ma vrajethah 2:53 shubhashubhauh karmabhirdehametat 2:58 mridadibhih kamchukaste pinaddhah 3:03 6 tateti kimchit tanayeti kimchit 3:11 ambeti kimchiddhayiteti kimchit 3:17 mameti kimchit na mameti kimchit 3:22 tvam bhutasamgham bahu ma nayethah 3:27 7 sukhani duhkhopashamaya bhogan 3:35 sukhaya janati vimudhachetah 3:40 tanyeva duhkhani punah sukhani 3:46 janati viddhanavimudhachetah 3:51 8 yanam chittau tatra gatascha deho 3:59 dehopi chanyah purusho nivishthah 4:04 mamatvamuroya na yatha tathasmin 4:09 deheti matram bata mudharausha 4:15 1:42 1:42

[@SoumyaSarkar]

Thank you for this

[@ananya4020]

Thank you so much

[@octaviopo734]

👍❤️

[@templeviewgate]

Thanks and appreciate a lot.

[@sarangmt]

शुद्धोसि बुद्धोसि निरँजनोऽसि सँसारमाया परिवर्जितोऽसि सँसारस्वप्नँ त्यज मोहनिद्राँ मँदालसोल्लपमुवाच पुत्रम्। शुद्धोऽसि रे तात न तेऽस्ति नाम कृतँ हि तत्कल्पनयाधुनैव। पच्चात्मकँ देहँ इदँ न तेऽस्ति नैवास्य त्वँ रोदिषि कस्य हेतो॥ न वै भवान् रोदिति विक्ष्वजन्मा शब्दोयमायाध्य महीश सूनूम्। विकल्पयमानो विविधैर्गुणैस्ते गुणाश्च भौताः सकलेन्दियेषु॥ भूतनि भूतैः परिदुर्बलानि वृद्धिँ समायाति यथेह पुँसः। अन्नाम्बुपानादिभिरेव तस्मात् न तेस्ति वृद्धिर् न च तेस्ति हानिः॥ त्वम् कँचुके शीर्यमाणे निजोस्मिन् तस्मिन् देहे मूढताँ मा व्रजेथाः। शुभाशुभौः कर्मभिर्देहमेतत् मृदादिभिः कँचुकस्ते पिनद्धः॥ तातेति किँचित् तनयेति किँचित् अँबेति किँचिद्धयितेति किँचित्। ममेति किँचित् न ममेति किँचित् त्वम् भूतसँघँ बहु म नयेथाः॥ सुखानि दुःखोपशमाय भोगान् सुखाय जानाति विमूढचेताः। तान्येव दुःखानि पुनः सुखानि जानाति विद्धनविमूढचेताः॥ यानँ चित्तौ तत्र गतश्च देहो देहोपि चान्यः पुरुषो निविष्ठः। ममत्वमुरोया न यथ तथास्मिन् देहेति मात्रँ बत मूढरौष।

[@denseone]

Sanskrit and Pali are the keys to unlock Dharmic wisdom. Although I do not understand either, I understand why the Thai language put great emphasis on retaining the Sanskrit derivatives in the way Sanskrit and Pali are transcribed in Thai…the pronunciation may have shifted with time and geography but their profound truths are preserved.

[@sukritsingh8456]

Sir, you are the son of glory i.e., Kirti.

[@markservice8735]

The name you have acquired is not yours, merely a mind created fiction applied to you. profound.

[@slgenuine7906]

🌼🌼🌼kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6rKgZ-fYs-VaKc🙏

[@gabahungle568]

It's a tag given to a set of resources called as jiva in the common existence. If you know computers then it is the function name on a heap with a stack. If you understand this you'll understand this world.

[@thakuraryansingh2462]

Gaiea is her real name...

[@templeviewgate]

It is in short is the life dragging you or you are dragging life.

[@gangarajgowda3701]

@@templeviewgate you are life and life is you. You are not different from life.

[@ariffshah3760]

Beautiful. This is a beautiful language. The singer is brilliant. Indians have a great culture BUT they fail to appreciate what they possess. Having researched into the ancient Vedas, I found gems in it. Please appreciate what you have. Indians must change their mindset. Vedas and Sanskrit are not for fools. It is beyond words. Please make your children read and learn sanskrit & the ancient Vedas. Do not allow the Vedas to become extinct. The future of the Vedas lays in your hands.

[@tejasvi18joshi]

Hindus appreciate their heritage but Hindus are powerless. anti Hindu leftists, secularists and commies control everything in India. they have been destroying this ancient heritage.

[@harishji6447]

This is happening because of Indian muslims,christians,communists,and secular politics,if we say something about sanskrit they will start to say us communal,because Hindu can not be communal from their mind ,they feel ashamed when they are called communal.Our education system are completely under the control of communist post independence,congress knowingly support communist to destroy our system which was started by British.

[@shilpakamath]

It is very heartening to find such open minded people like you! Thanks

[@sayankundu1492]

Hindus have distorted Hinduism to such a black hole... Only few who know Advaita Vedanta have truly kept it alive...

[@ariffshah3760]

Yes , true. It has been distorted BUT it's not late. Those with the real knowledge have to clear the mess up.

[@biancagarciarivas]

I remember hearing this in late 2018, and it completely changed my life. What a spiritual and beautiful connection you give off.

[@shubham7078]

May God bless your beautiful soul

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

Well well..look who it is..

[@biancagarciarivas]

Ezio Auditore why do I keep finding you everywhere 😂😂

[@edwardkumarkenway1875]

@@biancagarciarivas I've found you in this case. 😂😂

[@biancagarciarivas]

Ezio Auditore welp isn’t she amazing though

[@marinalosevich5981]

Every mother has to repeat it to her child many times a day

[@theodorelandman9762]

I know sound is illusion.. but what a beautiful illusion this is

[@ruralindia7835]

Your comment reflects your inner journey . Nice

[@harishkiran3663]

Nothing is/ not illusion, it is not a thing! "Maya" the Sanskrit word translated loosely by so called scholars really means "eternal change".

[@soumyaray7167]

My dear friend, sound is not at all an illusion. It's vibration, harmonic motion of particles that's why the scientists, in recent times, through their highly advanced instruments receive the vibrations from the outer space and try to perceive the universe (it's one of the way to know the universe). The wise men of ancient India was aware of this and they have very high regard to this harmonic motion and that's why the phrase was created, "sobdo brohmho", which means sound is the all encapsulating almighty bramha or God.

[@chrroo8805]

When I graduated from secondary school in Belgium I wanted to study Sanskrit at university. My parents convinced me to study English and Dpanish instead. I am not sorry I did but I have always been interested in Sanskrit. When I lived in India and Nrpal I unfortunately did not have the time to study it there. In this annus horibilis I have discovered this channel and you have re-ignited my love for Sanskrit. Thank you for giving us moments of peace with your angelic voice in these hard times. Blessings to you.

[@Kelkarancient]

You can study online , greetings ,Namastey.

[@कार्तिकेय-ढ8म]

So how's it going about sanskrit?

[@DivPrat]

Go to NPTEL write Spoken Sanskrit You can learn for free

[@ramagopalj5686]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpbQepitnsiqopI

[@adityashukla517]

❤️

[@sandeepk.s3506]

Love from the land of adi shankara.. Kerala, India

[@dsbdsb6637]

Bro what about old cows who becomes burden on poor families who cared for them for so long ? Never de-link economics from realities of life & let people eat acc. to their wishes. If you still want to pursue your request then find proper valid Scientific reasons like Greenhouse effect and how it affects global warming, health of cattle workers & increased risk of Antibiotic resistance etc.

[@jedimaster9922]

the land of beef eaters you mean.

[@sabarijayan]

good to see someone commenting about sankara. bless u

[@pritsingh9766]

Land of missionaries who openly behead cows and calves in middle of a market just to show themselves as advanced and liberals ??

[@sabarijayan]

@@pritsingh9766 true, most Hindus here are brainwashed by the christian media and commie politicians, but a small minority of real Hindus still survive here. Kerala should be a case study for the rest of India.

[@HappySoul535]

Слушаю повторно. Эта колыбельная завораживает своей глубиной. Как мелодия из далекой глубины вековой мудрости. Удивительно, что знания Истины так давно известны людям. 🙏Так легко и великолепно на душе от этого прекрасного пения. ❤️Я чувствую легкость🙏🙏🙏

[@haiajwjajwwjajjajs6003]

Actually in india we are so much brainwashed by 200 year British rule and 70 year of communist rule have always taught us to stay away from the beautiful language and the knowledge of the hindu scriptures

[@ALOK-pe5fp]

​@@haiajwjajwwjajjajs6003pucha kisi na😂

[@andysg6670]

@@haiajwjajwwjajjajs6003 That is why for last few years our brains are getting purified by washing with gau-mutram everyday ... stay blessed my dear friend.. शृण्वन्तु बिश्वे अमृतस्य पुत्राआ ये धामानि दिब्यानि तस्थुः 🙏

[@haiajwjajwwjajjajs6003]

@@andysg6670 what do you want to say are you in a mood to ridicule hinduism you converted rice bag then get away with your Virgin mary

[@АнастасияХарченко-я3в]

Hi, l'm from Russia. Every time I feel sadness, l listen to this song and feel better. Thank you 😊🙏

[@aishwaryasitaram2227]

Hi..how did u get to know about this in Russia?

[@АнастасияХарченко-я3в]

@@aishwaryasitaram2227 hi) About wat exactly? About this song or indian puranas?

[@aishwaryasitaram2227]

Hi..indian puranas...

[@АнастасияХарченко-я3в]

@@aishwaryasitaram2227 Generally we have some information about different religious tradition at school. Including indian. But, as i remember, at school we red only about vedas. We didn't learn them deep, but knew, what they are and what about. Then I have small course of history of religion in university. But deep interes l have because my friends and l practiсе meditation. And also, l like "Devon ke dev Mahadev" - serial based on puranas❤️😊

[@АнастасияХарченко-я3в]

@@aishwaryasitaram2227 besides, there are different сomunities, where peple worship indian Gods in Russia. I thought it's well known. Especially our people love Krishna. Even in my native small town, When l was little, l saw vaishnavas dancing and singing on the sqare) So, indian culture isn't something unknown in my country. Sometimes it's around. And if you interested in it, it's not difficult to find the information :)

[@sidhanthavelimanne7516]

Being a Sinhala speaker I'm humble to say that my language has few of its glorious roots spanning from this ancient language.

[@sachinrk4469]

The king Ravan from your land was the post powerful king who was a great astrologer and a veena player. Shiva thanadava stotram is composed by him. His only fault was lusting on other man's wife which brought his demise.

[@sidhanthavelimanne7516]

@@sachinrk4469 before you comment on kings lusting on other women, like the big historian you think you are, do yourself a favour, get you punctuations and spellings right. Thank you, but no thank you.

[@t-t8961]

Ravan was born in Uttar pradesh state of india.

[@t-t8961]

@@sachinrk4469 Ravan was born in Uttar pradesh state of india.

[@sachinrk4469]

@@sidhanthavelimanne7516 whatever lusting on other mans' wife doesn't end well

[@tripurarisiddartha3039]

India and Nepal, The Spiritual lands that the world ever saw. Lots of love and respect to you my sister for your beautiful work..

[@pax4370]

Love to Nepal. The birthplace of Sidhhartha, Gautama Budhha. From India.

[@gioaxe4538]

U forgot indonesia..

[@nishantchoudhary8540]

We are almost one country its just not recorded in documents

[@Roy-mk9zl]

Nation is an idea imposed by western Europeans on us. Back then there was no Nation. Well.

[@royrahul764]

🙏🙏🙏

[@anko7827]

Just feel like everytime I listen the words I am healed, I have faced 10 years of depression, this helps.

[@goodvibes6715]

🥰🥰

[@kiran0511]

Faith can bring you out of depression, deep unshakable faith...

[@nirpari7220]

Love you sister and your deep voice From Nepal 🇳🇵 (land of sita And buddha) Jay nepal jay Sanskrit jay hinduism

[@razpor]

please do something to control your communists though

[@MrThe1shu]

@@razpor Can't you keep things in context? Control your childish nationalism.

[@zravasyaaaryaman6767]

Land of Ma Sita & *Gautama Siddharth. Siddharth became Buddha in Bodh Gaya, India (that's where he achieved enlightenment to became Buddha).

[@DG-kv3qi]

Jay Hind

[@arvind6981]

Huge love from INDIA ❤️

[@Taliyacreation]

Thanks to youtube for recommending me this great video 💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🎶🎶🎶 Full of divine and peace🙏

[@ayyappaeshwar6036]

Taliya creation yes it's truly divine..

[@kunalbadade7815]

Same here

[@desicryptoguy6090]

Taliya creation superb song. Very very soothing. Loved it. 😍😍😍

[@jagannathbehera3861]

Hi

[@truthseeker2531]

आ नो भद्राः क्रतवो यन्तु विश्वतः "Aa no bhadrah kratavo yantu vishwatah" May auspicious thoughts come to us from all over the world. - Rig Veda

[@amurarka7876]

Amazing. Old people were highly intelligent. Child cried because he is named. Our identification is the reason of most of the sorrows. Then mother says this name is not you. Thanks for this.

[@pranavgawande808]

What a profound truth !

[@petermangold9254]

Thank You, 🙏 kindly regards from Berlin Germany. 💖 Namasté 🕉

[@TheOnkarj]

Where do you live in berlin? I live in berlin too

[@vibhuagnihotri1726]

I feel so proud today that I had such a good teacher who taught me Sanskrit for 6 years and so well that today I don't need to look at translations to understand sanskrit. I was mocked by a lot of people for studing Sanskrit, but nothing can waver my love for the language.

[@vibhuagnihotri1726]

@@shubhamanand1446 not entirely. There are places where it seems more like a loose translation than the what is actually being said but overall it brings out a similar message. A few errors here and there don't really make a difference to the essence of the piece.

[@santoshkumarappala6681]

@@vibhuagnihotri1726 Could you provide guidance on learning Sanskrit, any book recommendations or online resources.

[@ripper5941]

@@santoshkumarappala6681 read samskrit swayam shikshak

[@ashutoshpandey958]

Mai bhi bhai class 8 tk hi padaya gaya school me. अंत tk jate jate sentence banana seekha hi tha chut gaya 9th se

[@NoOne-ky1er]

I too learnt the language for few years... Very fortunate to have gotten a good teacher..

[@Quranic]

I am a muslim but I don't know why I love this song so much. I listen it again and again. It gives me peace and happiness. May peace be upon you all!

[@shresthshivashankar945]

Language and music has no religion brother. Ignore stereotypes and do as you wish.

[@sunilgaitonde3365]

It is your heritage as well. Our common ancestors who developed this thought. No religion can claim to own it.

[@sunilgaitonde3365]

But what a wonderful voice and clear rendition

[@arjulakram749]

Because this song is preaching the teaching of islam instead of the things common hindu people says. Truth is, many verse of veda speaks about one true God and eternal soul.

[@atul1024]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eabGYWeFnJqId9E

[@sandy666ification]

Being a Telugu I feel like I am actually listening to a Telugu song. So much of Samskrutams soul is in Telugu. The words, the pronounciation, the same ajantha endings.

[@AS_2222]

I speak hindi but I don't understand it I guess telugu is more closer to sanskrit.

[@sandy666ification]

​@@AS_2222 Hi Bro! No...hindi is definitely more closer than Telugu to sanskrit (In its purest form, unlike urdufied hindi which currently dominates the culture in Bollywood). In Telugu however many of the original Sanskrutam words are retained and pronounced as such e.g. song kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ_PqmaKgpVkd7c This combined with Ajanta (the word endings do not end with an halant like hindi...e.g. Hindi words : Kar, hal, chal (short sharp endings) Telugu Word endings : Cheye, Kaani, Pani, Chharu (no short sharp ending but a "a","e","u" etc sound this is Ajanta language) Original Sansrutam was like this and this is the comparison I was making. Hope u have a nice day!

[@rajarshinandandeka0037]

@@AS_2222 I speak Assamese but I understand it bro

[@rajarshinandandeka0037]

@@AS_2222 u speak Hindi u can understand it too just listen carefully it's our roots Sanskrit is the origin of Hindi Assamese Bengali and many more but unfortunately hindi is influenced by Arabic due to some reason , I can completely understand it Bhai just listen it closely

[@ClashRaj9]

@@AS_2222 maybe u don't know proper hindi then

[@HyenaKiller]

I listen to this every night before I go to sleep. Completely clears, and soothes my mind and heart. Much love

[@LalitKumar-cu5iu]

No indians including myself would understand 90% of the lullaby sans the translation.

[@vaibhav7164]

Listen to hindu vedic chants , it's completely another level

[@StrikeforceJedi]

@@LalitKumar-cu5iu why is that?

[@LalitKumar-cu5iu]

@@StrikeforceJedi In north-central India we speak a hotchpotch of very limited sanskrit lexicon mixed with arabic, english, and persian vocab, and slang too. The lingos of western and eastern Indians include relatively more of sanskrit words. The sanskrit grammar is all but nonexistent anywhere in India, such as none uses the word asti, means IS.

[@StrikeforceJedi]

@@LalitKumar-cu5iu That's interesting, Thank You

[@jokes190]

Sanskrit language is so addictive because it is language of god❣️🤗🇳🇵

[@TeraMangala]

It does not matter how long you are spending on the earth, how much money you have gathered or how much attention you have received. It is the amount of positive vibration you have radiated in life that matters

[@shankarnarasimhan4582]

So beautifully said 🙏🙏

[@Dobbythekindelf]

💛

[@nine9605]

This hit hard.

[@vidyabiyani4029]

Well said

[@ariellaanaies2973]

LOVE THIS!! Such a powerful message delivered in a divine language by an exquisite artist!

[@allawalter]

Namaskaram Gabriella, I thank You so much for this great song! When I was pregnant, it pushed me to another level of motherhood. My babygirl was raised with it... (20 months old now). I almost know it by heart. I feel better, she sleeps deeper. :) It's a huge thing, you should know it. This song will stay with my babygirl forever. Maybe she will sing it to her baby.... Thanks again. Pranam.

[@satyaprakash2650]

ur baby will be a great child i can tell u coz here in india pregnant women are advised to hear vedas puranas and slokas because it is believed that baby imitates what mother does during gestation.

[@TheEternal_001]

@@satyaprakash2650 yes, that's true.🕉🚩🇮🇳🙏🏻

[@akashkp8707]

🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@upubaba4512]

Please write down the name and the date the so that the child or the years afterward another dance on him visualize the importance of Garbha Sanskar...To follow to make ground for noble souls... Regards

[@akhiljayadev7651]

Beautiful

[@aviraljanveja5155]

Sanskrit will come back to be a mother language of India ! Even in the pre 2020 education system I learned it for 5 years in school Std 6 & 7 compulsory. Std 8-10 elective ! Scored 10/10 CGPA in Sanskrit in 10th Board !

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

It might be taught in schools and universities but it is highly unlikely that it would be spoken on a daily basis. We already have about 50 languages and more than 200 dialects.

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

@Aunty Imrandu I agree with your sentiment ma'am but see the practical difficulty In India. Because of the language diversity and also because the states are divided on linguistic basis it would be exceedingly difficult to implement Samaskrutam (Sanskrit) on a day to day interaction basis. We already have Hindi and English as working languages (Sec 343 of the Indian Constitution)

[@Aman-qr6wi]

@@RaviKumar-ii6cb eh? Anything is possible. Besides, we have AI and technology which can help learn sanskrit in 10 days. We've bollywood songs in sanskrit, newspapers and daily news in sanskrit, science books in sanskrit. We've already so much. Besides, sanskrit has harvard chair and many german universities teach it in their linguistic course. Also, it's a classical language, not a bazari hindi. Iran has persian classical language, china has chinese, tamil nadu has tamil, why can't we have a classical language. Also, sanskrit is root to all indo aryan langauge, so it will being unity and we'll no longer have khalistan and other separatist movement because we'll be one ethnicity.

[@gaurav8267]

@@Aman-qr6wi your comment is good but don't say sanskrit an indo aryan language aryan word was created by britishers to distort bharat.

[@MelleSalome8888]

I'm learning sanskrit at university and this song made my heart fly... Thank you !

[@fatherofcovidxijingping516]

Om namah Shivay 🕉 🕉 🕉. Choose ur own way. Without any difficulties....

[@tamanyadav4140]

That's nice I also learning and teaching

[@surendrarathore2680]

If u want to learn sanskirit go and learn under learned pundit in Banaras not in some university!

[@accessdenied4089]

@@surendrarathore2680 It can be learn anywhere alright

[@surendrarathore2680]

@@accessdenied4089 no it can't be learned anywhere, learning sanskrit without having shraddha and removing sacredness of the language gives u just another degree nothing who reads mistranslation , misunderstand Scriptures and digest the local cultures and traditions .

[@pck85]

तातेति किँचित् तनयेति किँचित् अँबेति किँचिद्धयितेति किँचित्। ममेति किँचित् न ममेति किँचित् त्वम् भूतसँघँ बहु म नयेथाः॥ "Some may refer to you are Father and some others may refer to you a Son or some may refer to you as mother and some one else may refer to you as wife. some say "you are mine" and some others say "you are not mine" These are all references to this "Combination of Physical Elements", Do not identify with them." I just realized that this was written thousands of years ago before Carl Sagan said "We are made of star-stuff"...

[@muditkhanna8164]

its full of metaphors

[@BookSpacePyramidValley]

even the star stuff is made of elements , and we are not that. we are the witness to those.

[@iwanfaesal5890]

It is beautiful and enchanting. It has magical vibration inside the heart. I am not speaking Sanskrit but my language, bahasa indonesia, use some words derived from Sanskrit. In this song, i heard suka and duka (i hope i heard it right), and the meanings are the same which we use in bahasa indonesia. Universal language like english is important, but our root (language, culture,ancestor) from where we are, must not be forgotten. Love from indonesia 🙏

[@rahulkundu6961]

well actually some worlds of English is also derived from Sanskrit.. Ex:- Mother in English... Matree in sanskrit.. Sanskrit is 2nd Oldest language after Tamil.. Only 50 yrs difference.. Also Sanskrit is Sister of Tamil.. and root of many modern languages.. Technically sanskrit is very hard to learn

[@iwanfaesal5890]

@@rahulkundu6961 thanks for the info, it is great to know about my ancestor who came to Indonesia and give something beautiful 🙏 dhanyavaad bhaiya

[@iwanfaesal5890]

@Ritika Dubey yes true, here in indonesia has the same meaning for it.

[@Indisword]

Indonesia had rich sanskrit legacy

[@iwanfaesal5890]

@@Indisword yes i think so

[@sanatupadhyay4472]

I was taught English in 5th grade and Sanskrit in 8th grade in India. I excelled in Sanskrit and was able to translate basic Gujarati to Sanskrit. I pursued Science / Engineering in College and lived my life in USA. I am ashamed that I abandoned the mother of my mother tongue and must reconnect with her.

[@kgrusa123]

Connect with sanskrit bharati usa

[@udaysingh6676]

Sanskrit and to some extent Persian are not only languages but a natural way of cleansing our mind and thoughts and physical healing also. I appreciate your emotions. How i wish, now, every human on earth, more so, every modern Hindu, realise this and makes special efforts to teach their children and youth, this blissful language by special efforts of even private tuitions, irrespective of Constitution /Govt policies.

[@krupahcr7049]

Start Geeta reading, just suggestion from fellow gujju. It's easily available with all translation.

[@eziokainan]

Lindo! Transcendental! Viagem ao cosmo interior... Gratidão 🙏🏼 Namastê

[@tivo3720]

One day this culture this language will wake and grew up again ❤✊

[@khalidthaha5717]

I love Sanskrit very much. It is so beautiful. Please make it mandatory language subject in CBSE schools at least. Create a lot of programmes to spread it.

[@sachinjangid8901]

If you want learn Sanskrit language so you can contact to me because I have a lot of knowledge of Sanskrit.i have learnt a lot of books of Sanskrit

[@shibu7902]

I think it is cumulsary Sanskrit I was learned Sanskrit 5 to 8 grade

[@AdityaWaghmare]

@@shibu7902 Yes it is.

[@saluto1397]

@@sachinjangid8901 please suggest a good source to learn Sanskrit from

[@sandipadhikari644]

Leftist are against it my brother.

[@evies_home]

Yesterday I was listening it and I was sitting outside, looking on a moon and stars, it was very touching 🌟.

[@blackheart6897]

How's your journey of Hindi learning going?

[@RitikRai-kc4oc]

@@blackheart6897 how do you know she's learning Hindi?

[@blackheart6897]

@@RitikRai-kc4oc checked her playlist

[@nitinthakur6569]

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[@blackheart6897]

@@nitinthakur6569 tmkb

[@Dharshanth.k]

My name is Dharshanth, and I'm from Malaysia 🇲🇾 . I recently travelled to Romania 🇷🇴 last spring. I took a train ride from Bucharest to Brasov. I was passing by the mountains, where the snow was blowing in the wind's direction, the green pine forests, the sheep and the herd, the old ladies were tending to the farms and plucking berries from the tree, the blue river just flowing magically, while the sun was shining brightly, I never seen anything close to heaven as that. And this song, with her magical voice, reminded me of my journey there....she has a magical voice, and her sanskrit is just beautiful, given by the gods themselves. Her voice reminded me of a powerful memory that I kept deep within my soul. Ohm Namah Shivaya 🕉️

[@waldwassermann]

Wow. Reading your passage through the mountains with the music on the background made me feel home. Thank you. Love.

[@MrDerebail]

The line is reminder of powerful message within thy soul which is very insightful, Atma namaste

[@swarnadeepsen9123]

Perhaps Danube river might have had some distant historical association with Vedic Aryans.

[@reginerunge6379]

♥️

[@modernthinker5310]

I think you are writer or a poet.

[@jugnuarshlykin]

I am in awe of the depth of philosophical learnings and enlightenment that ancient Vedic texts contain! This is totally different from the present day vitriol prevalent in India. Hope we all derive wisdom from these timeless gems.

[@mithleshsingh2817]

Present India is hopeless 😅

[@naughtypotato5243]

​@@mithleshsingh2817only Indians can restore hope back,

[@darius9329]

Vedic*

[@weird_philosopher]

The very essence of all these ancient learnings is still present... The learning of 'tyag' is still present... People read and learn from Geeta, Ramayana, Mahabharata and all other texts...

[@weird_philosopher]

But the problems is people like you who are not from our heritage find it very difficult that OUR ANCESTORS wrote all these knowledgeable texts...

[@rawman5084]

i work in Chennai.. so i meet lot of foreigner.. n without any doubt, i can say there are more foreigner than Indian who understand sanatan dharma.

[@HappySingh-mz5lb]

raw man, isn't that ironic? and sad that even though we have access to it here, ppl are not interested. Foreigners have already experienced material wealth and comfort don't bring them happiness and inside they continue to suffer. So they turn to Indian wisdom and tradition. whereas most Indians are still thinking that more money means more happiness. (But, as the Texas millionaire told his son - "Son money is not everything. A man with nine million dollars can be as happy as the man with ten million dollars." :)

[@sidharth97]

@@HappySingh-mz5lb the thing is foreigners are not looking for material wealth anymore and looking for true spiritual wealth and adopting sanathan practices.atleast all Indians who are moderately prosperous should stop running behind money and think about true spiritual wealth in our culture.

[@JohnSmith-qf7yz]

@@HappySingh-mz5lb Swami Vivekananda believed that Dharma will rise in the west first before reviving again in India. I don't believe it but it seems to be true. Eastern religions esp Hinduism and Buddhism are increasingly gaining ground in Europe and US.

[@HappySingh-mz5lb]

Rajat Saini, right. Two of the big names - Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and Srila Prabhupad - first grew in the West and then they had big following in India. in case of M.Yogi, he had his scientist followers conduct experiments and the results were presented in the West as well as in India. Srila Prabhupad returned to India with Western followers. ( if interested, you can see this in the biography documentary on Prabhupad available on KZbin. I think it may be part 1 itself, but I am not sure. )

[@JohnSmith-qf7yz]

@@HappySingh-mz5lb Thanks for replying, Brother. I've read about both of them. It's indeed true.

[@theiqkhan1]

when i get sick of the negativity that humans spread in the greed of their ego i come to this to listen and read the texts and remember who i am thank you

[@rabiyaashraf950]

Very true!

[@abdulaleem9207]

wow.

[@theman2511]

Sanskrit mother of language

[@theiqkhan1]

@@theman2511 Sanskrit is a old language but there are far order languages Unfortunately everyone in india is stuck. In debating how old languages are or what language is better instead of seeking and understanding the wisdom the languages teach

[@williamrbuchanan4153]

Very well said truth, needs more of it from very early in life.

[@mohamadreazabdullah1702]

Strange. Somehow this Sanskrit song moves me deeply.

[@rangeslider]

Beyond Infinity, that's a very very cheap comment. I'm a Hindu Brahmin and I have some really amazing Muslim friends who treat everyone with love, kindness and respect. Hope you're regretting what you said and never do this again.

[@rangeslider]

Sikander Gupta what's so funny? Come on, say something condescending about Brahmins. I challenge you to an intellectual conversation.

[@chandrakant-d2f]

@@rangeslider then you are a fake brahmin.actually you are a muslim.

[@rangeslider]

@@chandrakant-d2f wow! Good job bro * slow clap*

[@RamKumar-yi6wn]

How are the lyrics though ? Just curious and don't mean to be snide or anything , but what is the description of the soul in the Quran ?

[@ErikRothFfM]

Thank you very much Gaiea Sanskrit, ❤🌿🔥🍀🌒🌕🌘🍀🔥🌿❤ Namasté, Blessed Be.

[@emrecanhendem9700]

I was enchanted by the Sanskrit at these days As if convincing that everything will be fine. Blessings to you all. From Turkey.

[@anshumankhatua]

Love from India. The land of spiritual awakening.

[@rajjat4308]

@pavan Don't speard hate or else you will be a mleccha

[@pbsrinidhi]

@pavan when someone appreciates you, accept it.

[@akashkp8707]

@pavan y r u such an asshole.

[@akashkp8707]

Lv Turk from India.

[@banasreegoswami5589]

Love from Bangladesh❤❤After listening to your Sanskrit songs we are very keen to learn Sanskrit🙏🙏🙏

[@AP-nz5xb]

follow the Sanskrit channel

[@sumanmikhail]

You yourself are a Bengali Sanatan Dharmic person(at least going by your dp name and myself being also Bengali),so Sanskrit should be a part of your life as it's our holy language

[@harisharnam171]

🕉️अहं संस्कृत छात्र आस्मि । भवया मृदु भाषित संस्कृतम् I m a sanskrit student . You have sweat voice 🙏

[@prajjwalray7030]

But you are not an english student

[@austin426512]

Prajjwal Ray He is happy with Sanskrit and so am I.

[@preetha731]

Sweet...and not sweat Vishal. Congrats you are a sanskrit student.

[@KuKu-zq5un]

Queen Says - Sa Aa Sri and the of message for king(or kid). - Mother(Sri) Madhavarasi(kid subs L for R to bind innocence to only its mother) follows with SAMA veda शुद्दोऽसि बुद्धोऽसि निरञ्जनोऽसि - Sri gathers confidence of Madhava by telling what he already knows(as a kid) i.e you are Siva.(which obviously is just music for the kid and has no meaning whatsoever except a fingerprint). सँसारमाया परिवर्जितोऽसि सँसारस्वप्नँ त्यज मोहनिद्राँ - Sri asks kid(Madhava) to forget about his dreams(mohani). In her ignorance(as usual), mother finds fault in dreams and world rather than finding in her relationships(i.e. Ma Pa and Kid). - Also this is a very sweet way of telling kid to stop crying(especailly when Markandeya is involved in the story), yet too harsh for madhav though. शुद्धोऽसि रे तात न तेऽस्ति नाम कृतँ हि ते कल्पनयाधुनैव। - Starts with expaling Sat. Makes a mistake of assuming kid is crying due to illusion. Cry is just as sweet as vanshi(flute), maybe kid is suffering from milk indigestion and maybe thats why Madalasa finds it repulsive. - This mistake is a big one, because calling Sat is illusion just grinds everyone's gear. पञ्चात्मकं देहँ इदँ न तेऽस्ति नैवास्य त्वँ रोदिषि कस्य हेतो॥ - Falsehood as Lord finds no difference in Mind and body and does take account of each particle(vibhum) in the body. Think of Kaal Bhairava and Naraayna. - Body is given by ancestors, must be respected, which Madalsa's King fails to teach her. - If one does not take care of their body, they don't know motherhood. न वा भवान् रोदिति विक्ष्वजन्मा - Rudra means crying for Laal. Crying is way of Hanuma and Kid Rudras. - One one can match Lord in crying . - Shiva's ganges are Rudra's tears. शदोऽयमयाध्य महीशसूनूम्। विकल्पयमानो विविधैर्गुणैस्ते गुणाश्च भौताः सकलेन्दियेषु॥ - Waves are quite real and not illusion - Remeber Purusha, Akshar and PuroShottam. - Gunas in senses are transitory, following orgainc nature of sense. - Lord is Saakar i.e qualities are not imagined but real as Lord. भूतनि भूतैः परिदुर्बलानि वृद्धिँ समायान्ति यथेह पुँसः। अन्नाम्बुपानादिभिरेव तस्मात् न तेऽस्ति वृद्धिर् न च तेऽस्ति हानिः॥ - Some grandma gyan i.e. here is a diploma inc creation. - Seems like buddhist theory of creation. - I'd prefer Ram Charit Manas, Or Krisha Charit Bhagvat. Rest follows same pattern(grandma knowledge) designed to give hope to kid. which Mohaan would ignore anyway, but will be useful for madhavas. Mohan must ignore under orders of Naraayana as hope is the biggest illusion for Mahakaal. Golden part is तातेति किँचित् तनयेति किँचित् अँबेति किँचिद्धयितेति किँचित्। ममेति किँचिन्न ममेति किँचित् त्वम् भूतसँघँ बहु मा लपेथाः ॥ Becase Lord finds smol things cute. This is where Mohaan has taught Queen and Madalasa both. Note: I wrote below section first , but placed it lower for sake of story. PS: I don't think Son is the right word here. Kid to me makes more sense as only when the Son of madalasa was drilled with enough knowledge(i.e. taught well by his family and guru) becomes the receiver and hence kid(or lala). PPS: Queen Madalsa is telling to her personal son from(in) her womb while Queen Madhavarasi tells this to HiraanyaGarbha Madhava. PPSS: Problem for Madalasa always has been to reach to Son, mother reaches kid. Madalasa obviously fails to teach her own son(his father kid rather than her). S: madhav is not son of Madalsa, Queen is mother of AK Mohaan. Madhave here IMO represent bhumi putras of eternal queen. SS: All madhavas take sharan in feet of Mohaan who report to Mukunda Thanks for this rendition, humility cant be expressed here. ~AKM~ When in jail Krishna listens to this as pure truth(i.e. treats every word as truth) and creates a new world to survive while the present tries kill him over and over. Becase Queens always teach Kins about Sat or survival. Thats just how narayana rolls.

[@AnandKumarBraver]

Great Job writing this SK! Next time do it fast and write less. Thanks to @GaieaSanskrit for helping out Sk here

[@KuKu-zq5un]

@@AnandKumarBraver great commenting skills, thanks for only caring for time(kaal). For others we have lal (bal and pal). So keep your thoughts to you, sucker!!

[@AnandKumarBraver]

@KuKu-Malu(ie. Kumar Vihar) that's no way to talk to JSP.

[@KuKu-zq5un]

@@AnandKumarBraver alright, sharnam prapadve.

[@AnandKumarBraver]

@Sk(or VK who cares) yeah better than crying and creating rudras. Next time I expect less attitude and more culture. Jay cutler is better than Dorian Yates.

[@celinecloutier763]

Heart and soul.felft ...mother To son.🎎 🙏

[@keepquiet6750]

The difference between Sanskrit and other languages is, languages are using for communication only but Sanskrit mantras using to vibrate or activate brain , nerves , sensations and calm the mind 🙏📿 We bow to the Rishi lineage or parampara for this holy gift Om.. NaMo...Narayanaya...

[@iamcalledirenechaliz-lopez8221]

...WELL SAID...THANK U...IT IS ALL ABOUT THE "VIBES":)

[@UCSMJCKA]

I instantly cried as if I was waiting to let the toxins flow through my tears 😭 Lots of love from London ❤️

[@mozart4128]

when i listen this verse, i feel peace in my soul. lot of love from vienna,austria

[@shivaninamdeo2041]

you must be having a highly compassionate soul...I wish I cried too love from India.

[@ClashRaj9]

This is power of sanskrit

[@9teen66]

The beauty of the ancient Indian scriptures is that they can be interpreted in only one way.Such a deep & spotless spiritual thinking was done by those anonymous souls that the more you read vedas & upanishadas,the more they reveal.Its baffling,they were composed thousands of years ago.