Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra& Dhyana Shloka w/meaning

[@TheSanskritChannel]

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[@SINGH6914]

you do a great job. Please continue to give the detailed meanings as you did for Shiv Strotam. It is not boring, but very useful

[@mikelisi2649]

No it is not boring hearing your detailed explanation about mantra and Sanskrit

[@ManojKumar-v7r8t]

Mistake At 4:00 you said "Provide us Immortality" which is just opposite of the mantra. Please correct it for any misunderstanding

[@bcbaba5666]

Please continue giving meanings in videos. Its not boring. You're a great soul bringing light to many people. Namaskaram

[@DrRaghavanRPanicker]

Really?

[@rx5241]

Dr.Raghavan. R.Panicker Yea why not?

[@hollowwolloh8794]

yes you are right.

[@mastertechnology642]

Yes, agree, A true seeker will never wish to miss anything !

[@bharativamsi5966]

YES. please continue word by word meaning

[@forgedude]

Those who said its getting boring are not after knowledge, they are after the "entertainment". Attaining knowledge is a sadhana in itself - its part of Gyan Yog. And its nowhere in the vicinity of entertainment. Knowledge must be mastered for its own sake. Now sir, if you goal is to provide entertainment / infotainment, then there are many others who are doing it better. But doing so the quality of content will suffer. just keep on doing work for knowledge's sake your fan following will still grow slowly but that will be a stronger & more loyal fandom. Such things take their own time to be explained in a complete manner, one should be prepared to invest that much time whatever it may be, in both providing & as well as in receiving. Love and peace to all

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

'Those who said its getting boring are not after knowledge, they are after the "entertainment"'.That is why it has got so less views. 80% of Indians are just working, eating, sleeping, watching movies and cricket. They do not have anything to do with all these. In fact without proper realization and awakening, no one will be pulled to these things.

[@tintinmaster5159]

Dude spitting facts .💯

[@Rubylove48]

Well said, thanks.

[@Rubylove48]

@@RaviKumar-ii6cb it’s true very few people anywhere in the world are interested in the Truth. I would say it’s much more than 80% who are numbing themselves to the real meaning of life. More like 99%. but those who are truly committed will always be committed, no matter how superficial our global culture is.

[@rinkypatnaik1990]

So beautifully written

[@vikramkrish710]

I liked the earlier way you delivered, my guru.. it's not boring at all!

[@rashmidayal4040]

Actually we are learning Sanskrit without much basic knowledge. So patience is required by all of us to learn something. After a long time some one is teaching us in an understanding manner.

[@raggyrao6910]

It is NOT at all Boring! Please just be who you are and follow the original vision path of starting this channel... Shine on Shreyas!

[@shivak6696]

Your videos are fascinating to listen, they are not boring!

[@kamakshibhalla1435]

Agree

[@darrylmorris5572]

Please know that you are providing a knowledge to this foreigner who's been desperately trying to learn Sanskrit on his own for many years. These videos are the best so far for their genuine spiritual integration of meanings, mysteries and purpose of Sanskrit which are not well elaborated in voiceless textbooks. The material is not boring at all, though I would personally prefer the video's to be longer and cover a number of stanzas rather than a separate video for each which becomes a little unnecessary to navigate.

[@bharativamsi5966]

Note how desperate we are to gain knowledge and that too through samskrit. Hope you will create new version with word by word meaning and load the same.

[@AP-nz5xb]

Krishna Krishna ❤️

[@nikkiscolumn4705]

🙏

[@1nilu1]

How have you been trying to learn Sanskrit? I also want to learn. You wont learn it through watching these types of videos who just state the literature already available in books.

[@rush-me]

Please never feel that giving the meaning is boring because that is the juice/the main part of your videos and learning from your videos. Your videos are very informative and inspires to learn more and be clear and precise in learning the right meaning and pronouncing it right to get the utmost.

[@bharativamsi5966]

Hope now you would have realised how knowledge seekers get agitated. Immediately revise and load it pl.

[@cecilialester6694]

Nothing you do or say is boring. Do not listen to those people. If they are not here to learn they do not deserve your presence. You are wonderful. This channel is wonderful. Thank you very very much.

[@krishnajina2687]

1:44 no sir no This can't be booring for those who come here with devotion Har har Mahadev 🙏 🙏

[@soorryaom7620]

It's not boring. Meanings are an important part of mantra. We seek your channel because of your lovely way to explain things. Please continue giving and explaining meanings

[@sathwikreddymuthyala5243]

This are our country's hidden treasure,this vedic books are very valuable then any thing in this world , these are mountains of knowledge

[@rinkypatnaik1990]

Yes nd yes..absolute knowledge wid authenticity..

[@amritah2985]

All your videos are pure gems! Thank you so much for your wonderful service. I can never ever get bored listening to you!! AUM NAMAH SIVAYA 🙏🙏🙏

[@jyotirishi6832]

The one who says that full explanation is boring can avoid to watch but rest of us shouldn’t be deprived of such profound knowledge.. You can’t imagine ho grateful I am to find this sanskriti channel... please don’t cut short anything that you want to share with us.. so mine is also a point of view and you follow your heart..

[@nikolaiccc6394]

It’s not boring! Please keep sharing the details Om Nahma Shivaya 🙏🙏🙏

[@metalman2320]

i am reciting maha mrythunjaya mantra 108 times daily doing abishekam and puja to shivlinga. i've been doing it for an year now after suffering from an long illness and so many problem keep on coming one after another. after doing it for an year i realised that i came so far in self realisation and spritually forward. my body and mind started to heal. now i know the meaning of it too. thanks for the video brother. all of your videos are gems. whoever complaining it's boring is not watching it for gyan and sadhana. ignore them and keep up with your good work.

[@maggiemaggie2685]

Please don't rush through! What you're teaching is precious and your original way is beautiful! Many blessings from the USA! 🙏

[@Jaineeta_1]

As soon as I heard you saying that because of people calling it boring...you won't go into the depth as you always do....I was taken aback....this is the only channel that I watch to understand all this knowledge in depth....love the way you tell things in extreme detail this is the USP of your channel ...how can you just settle with the zest ....I couldn't even wait for the video to get completed before commenting .....plzzz.....there must be lots like me...who would love to know the tiniest of details that you bring out from these original sources...the reason why it is so trustworthy and valuable for us.....

[@sakshi348]

It is not boring at ll. You are describing an ancient language that we don't know how to even pronounce, let alone understanding it well. My mother trying to learn Sanskrit from your videos as I am sure many more are.

[@GOODDAY121121]

No other channel/person gives the detail meaning... You are the only one... Keep doing the good work... Namashkaaram

[@इन्द्रजाल]

I have been chanting Mahā Mrityunjaya mantra for some time, but did not know the significance of associating a form of Shiva to it. Thank you 🙏🏽 I think this also in some ways reiterates the significance of Mūrti pūjā amongst Hindus. It has a very strong purpose, helping with Dhyān amongst other things. _Everything_ in Sanātana Dharma has a purpose, a meaning and a significance 😍

[@stableandhappy]

Namah Shivaya 🙏 Thank You ❤

[@sivateja527]

I have read this mantra in news paper 4 years ago and caught my eyes. I never got the meaning of this mantra and don't know how it stuck in my brain. When I go out unconsciously I utter this min of 3 times and never understood how it comes in first place. Finally I am here to see the true meaning behind with lord shiva 's blessings. You are amazing. Keep going

[@ShyamolimaDattapsychologist]

No its not boring. The description is amazing. Much power.

[@anjalijolad344]

Who said it's boring ???!!! Please please continue to give meanings along wit shlokas ...🙏 I hv never learnt Sanskrit till date ! I repent everyday .... Now I m addicted ...and I do follow ur teachings sincerely ..Man! M ur fan !!!

[@Vivek123430]

so effortlessly you explained and it struck my brain

[@c90sf]

Yes, please give detailed meanings. That is the beauty/ important component of this channel. It is really worth while. Namaskaar.

[@raviedwardchandran]

This Mantra... I'm including in my Daily Prayer's more than 3 decade's... Eventually Ya...Already Connected to My Paramathma... Har Har Mahadewa...Jai Jai Shiva Shamboo...Aum Namasyivaya...Aum Shivayanamah...I owe you my entire life no matter how many Generations...🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@riteshchaudhari339]

Please continue giving word by word meaning...you are the only source for us to practice our sanskrit scriptures with its meaning and purpose. May your channel grow thousand folds...as you keep enlightening us ☺️🙏

[@rushikesh3117]

I just want to say DHANYAWAD to you bandhu🙏 I am sure there are people like me, who are genuinely curious about sanskrit. You are a path for us ❤️

[@nikitabaidya5407]

Please keep extended meaning of all the mantras. Please do not mind the suggestions of people who say these videos are boring. They can always skip the portions they don't want to listen to. But for people like us extended and detailed video is what we want. Thank you for your great work.

[@vaibhavnimbolkar3991]

🙏 Om namah shivay 🙏

[@anithavasisht9700]

please give meanings. It makes so much sense to learn that way. love the way you explain. Thank you for doing this

[@calebhansen9268]

Not boring at all keep on teaching man you are doing amazing ive learned alot so far

[@rajveerkhurana2911]

It's not boring.Please keep it up.Due to corona I am not able to donate as I am facing financial crisis but when conditions will get normal then I will definitely donate.

[@dewanshnigam8129]

It is not boring.. they are just trying to stop you from spreading this knowledge and enlighten people. They are afraid of the enlightenment of others. Please be natural and stay the way you are. The ones who find it boring are not supposed to watch it. You are doing great... People like me die to find authentic and real knowledge sources. You are one such source and I don't want it to be incomplete. Thankyou

[@crypton_8l87]

You're so convinced it is "they" who is this they? Are you quite sure it is not modern young shallow urban people who get bored or angry in a second's turn? Nobody can convince a scholar like Uday to stop doing something he is passionate about. Please don't make such divisive statements on this channel of learning.

[@Durgaduttasamal]

There is no boring in knowledgegain please continue with your complete meaning.

[@anandg170]

A person who is seeking vedic knowledge will never find your videos boring!! Continue the good work.

[@varshaanandan4879]

I do not understand Sanskrit. The word by word meaning helps me understand the sloka so beautifully. It's important that we chant any mantra or sloka or stotram understanding the meaning and inner dephts to it. Your channel really helps people like me who are looking forward to learning our Vedic texts, even if it covers only a small part of it. Please keep up this good work because if it has helped me I'm sure there are many who are loving this as well.

[@rustyr9046]

You are a GEM in this Kali-Yuga , never get discouraged .

[@saraswatijoshi2820]

Namaste...None of your videos are boring....instead i am very grateful to you and your team for imparting us this knowledge. Thank you so much

[@utharajayakumarmenon]

Recently chanced upon this channel and have been loving the way you explain each word and then give the gist of the whole. I, personally, absolutely do not think that giving word to word description is boring. I do not know a lot of mantras/ shlokas but it feels more fulfilling now knowing the meaning.. And thanks a tonne for doing this. 🙏🏽

[@pallavimashalkar9286]

It’s really not boring at all. Thanks for simplifying the meaning.

[@srikanth3107]

can knowledge and 'ignored precious information' be boring?? if so they can never b a student at heart. how can they say this is boring. Many were waiting for someone like shreyas to shed some light on these topics. Shreyas, plz kindly ignore those comments as they can forward the video at any time and skip to what they want. Thousands like me are curious to know these topics in depth. and u r doing it with absolute focus. love ur effort man!

[@shahindranmoonieya4742]

You are NOT boring. Actually you are brilliant. Detail is vital.

[@crypton_8l87]

Exactly!!!

[@pramodagrawal4184]

May Lord Shiva bless u with divine light,love,power,illumination, inner beauty..u r great,great soul

[@maheshwarhegde2018]

We all are enjoying your presentation. Please continue word by word meaning. It is not boring. In fact it is very interesting. God bless you 🙏 ❤

[@katrinam4786]

Thank you for helping people like me who are Hindus but not indian and are still learning 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@aishwaryasitaram2227]

Hi Katrina..nice comment..where are you from?

[@sumitaroy7557]

Please do not change your process, it's not boring at all. After going through lots of channels, I finally found exactly what I was looking for. Proper , logical and sequential. Thank you for the wonderful efforts you are putting in.

[@ekdhamfirstclass5961]

Please don't ever feel your content is boring! The knowledge you impart by going through the meanings is what makes your content so valuable! Glad to be a Patreon, please keep up the great work :)

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[@KrishnaSaini-i9i]

Thanks sir 🙏

[@im_rajubiswas]

This channel always provides genuine video content. Thank you for your great effort to spread proper knowledge of Sanskrit language and our vedic scripture.

[@RamdasIyer]

I and most people have not been watching this channel for shallow needs like those who said word by word meanings are boring. You are doing stellar waork and please continue to serve Humanity as you are doing. May Ishwara bless you.

[@ujjawalmishra9547]

we should and we will enhance our ancient language (sanskrit) by sharing this video and informing people about this channel and will give our best to regain its importance as earlier

[@jyotiranjanmoharana7461]

It's not boring. Rather I love listening those explanations.

[@nehaasthana8791]

Blessed soul you are ...

[@kalpanadananjayan8070]

It's not boring..pl.continue the same as u did earlier. We r blessed through u by knowing the meaning of each word👍😊🙏

[@Sid_Kashyap_22]

In no way it's boring ! I think people are very impatient ! Please continue your best way to describe ! Thank you ! Namaste 🙏🕉️🔱

[@theresn01here]

Thank you, this is a most powerful mantra. It has changed my life

[@savitakalra7287]

Happy to see a Sanskrit channel. lot of thanks

[@somalibhattacharyya7739]

Thank you so much for explaining it so nicely! I’ve been looking for the word-to-word meaning of this Mantra but yours stand out! Thank you once again 🙏🙏🙏

[@adarshdongare_042]

Sir, delivering the meaning of the Sanskrit words is the true spirit of THE SANSKRIT CHANNEL. Please don't think it is boring.

[@mangalavasekar267]

Great work.i had direct experience of this Mantra Saved after heart attack.Did 3 times Yadnya.This is the Truth

[@priyak3107]

Too good, God bless you..please continue giving the full meaning of each and every line for all the shalokas, it’s encouraging and so good to learn ..Such a wonderful way of explaining..🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@tirthankarchakraborty4705]

Respected Acharya , please continue the meaning word by word. You are a student of this Divine Stream, you know learning Sanskrit is not everyone's Cup of Tea. I urge for your immense stream of knowledge let it flow as it going. Om Namah Shivay 👏

[@ashokpk7109]

Please don't cut short. Nothing boring. The best and beautiful part of your presentations is your detailed syllable by syllable break up of the slokas and the meanings, word-by-word..!! One gets to recite knowing what one is reciting. Truly engaging with the sloka and the intended purpose. I get goose pimples listening to you, at my age and so far away from home country, on the other side of the globe. So much from you, that I would not have understood otherwise..! You are a young man doing a great service. Don't get carried away by the worldly comments and distractions. You are blessed with a Janna karma to impart Knowledge with no bar and no expectations. You are a direct function of the Universe, Universe will be with you, and take care of you. Blessings. Carry on..!! 🙏👍

[@indian_rapunzel97]

You bring much needed knowledge, wisdom and are rejuvenating our beautiful culture which was completely changed by invadors. Om gurave namah 🙏

[@changebychoice]

Going even better!! Short,simple substantive! Jai Bholenath.

[@maninnpandya9584]

In this brutal world you are giving a gem brother.. Keep it up.. God bless you!

[@SINCEREASPIRANT-zu8ju]

sir,today I slept during noon time and I am going to chant this mantra today whole night today...2020 mahashivratri.... jai bam bhole.... thanks sir

[@shoo1963]

Your videos are very helpful and not boring !

[@Prabhath_the_Dawn]

As many have pointed, please continue with detailed explanation! 🙏🏻 Those who are on fast track could choose to skip few seconds if they find it boring..

[@anupsinghthakur4943]

You please elaborate, your videos are for enlightenment not for entertainment, so don't worry about comments about being boring...Love you always

[@nikitalawhale4539]

Thank you sir, because of you I developed interest in sanskrit language...🙏🙏ur vedios are truly inspiration.

[@anthonybillings4077]

Never boring. Always enlightening and profoundly relevant to students of the Vedas. Thank you!

[@hchandrashekharahchandrash2707]

Thank your

[@vinith4382]

Pranam Guruji Thank you so much for this teaching.

[@animax1034]

Om Namah Shivay, Har Har Mahadev

[@richasoy795]

BORING ?! BORING ?! Do you how I yearned to know correct pronunciation and meaning of these shlokas !! I searched websites to website! They were all different. Each of them showed different words and pronunciation! I was like God knows what is right now I am chanting what I know !!! What a life savers these videos are!! I am someone who struggling with overall health. These shlokas bring peace and hope to me .

[@Dellingful]

Verily there is nothing at all boring about what you do. You have helped me sooooo much....thank you.

[@himanshusharma1621]

Thank you very much for this 🙏💕🙏💕... I'm searching for the origin of this powerful mantra for so long🙏🙏 om na mah shi va ya🙏🙏

[@Vivaswaan.]

I would like to vote for word by word meaning. A gist gives us an idea, word by word analysis tells us the whole story, and that's exactly how we understand and appreciate a language.

[@himalayan006]

It's not at all boring for me, you can continue sharing the meanings of each word.

[@ashvinmalviya9606]

God bless you. .you are great .your effort is supreme. ..

[@vennelasreeja2056]

The content is absolutely fine... The way of splitting the terms and defining individual term and explaining the clear way to pronounce is the trait that only some of the youtubers possess... We want many more videos explaining the hidden meaning of different slokas from sanathana dharma❤... Lots of light n love to you sir .. thank you ,🙏😊

[@romeshsomani8459]

Om Namah Shivaya 🔱

[@seemo1547]

Thank you 1008 times for your brilliant content. 🕉️💗✨🙏

[@jayadevadasthevoiceoftheso6585]

I very much appreciate the word by word. Thank you for your attention to detail.

[@DipankarCare-en4lt]

dear sir maybe "some" find it to boring but "MOST" including me we are 'blessed' to learn about all the minute details about the various aspects of Sanskrit slokas, mantras and the other detail that you have been providing. please dont curtail your beautiful process for a 'few'. My humble request

[@rajeshpadhi1939]

Nothing is boring you gave us the clarity to understand the slokas . thanks so much 🙏

[@aadhiraigopalan1893]

Sir the word by word meaning Is not at all boring. In fact it sets apart your channel. Looking forward to your usual way of elucidation.please continue as usual .

[@lakshmibanala7053]

Brother, please dont think of people who asked for not the meaning but gist...Stating importance of anything is always boring to irrelevant people...they just feel over obsessed by thinking they know something which they don't and never will.... Carry on with your immensely helpful work for current generation... Thank you for all...

[@KarthickKumarshashi]

You are doing a great service to humanity, please continue doing such videos, All the very best

[@Yoana_Yojana]

Who said is boring? People don't want to learn. They want entertainment. But for sure, good economic support. I love the part you go word by word, but I just remain with myself. Nothing else. Thank you 😊 🙏🏽

[@Ram_Lakshmanan]

Namaskaram! Love your explanations -clear, succinct, simple and direct - without any hemming and hawing. Please continue to provide detailed interpretation of every key word. You are enriching our knowledge base and our soul. Thank you. Kanchi Maha Acharya Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Swami gave this interpretation as to why "Urvarukamiva Bandhanaan" was mentioned: Most other fruits fall from the tree when they reach their full ripeness. But in the case of cucumber, the stem separates itself as the cucumber peaks in its ripeness. So the prayer is to let all the attachment (bandham) separate itself naturally (like the stem of the ripened cucumber) as the inner self "ripens" enough to become one with Paramatma - attain moksha. Many thanks for your great service to humanity. God bless!!

[@suambuli]

Whole even one take whole it is still whole.

[@raychandrasekhar8274]

So precise and precious.

[@stillwatersnightsky6533]

Please ignore those who say it is boring they can find entertainment elsewhere..... Sincerely appreciate your efforts to help people like us to learn the right way....there are numerous alternatives on the Internet to watered down versions to make it palpable for those who cannot be still and focus, however for those who wish to learn just how it is, please continue the way you used to. Thank you again.

[@brajeshdaga2243]

Please continue explaining the meanings 🙏🏼

[@agsreehari9346]

हस्ताभ्याँ कलशद्वयामृतसैराप्लावयन्तं शिरो, द्वाभ्याँ तौ दधतं मृगाक्षवलये द्वाभ्याँ वहन्तं परम्‌ । अंकन्यस्तकरद्वयामृतघटं कैलासकाँतं शिवं, स्वच्छाम्भोगतं नवेन्दुमुकुटाभातं त्रिनेत्रभजे ॥ When I used to be in smaller classes I used to here this as the dhyana sloka.but when I went through your video I found it way different but almost same meaning

[@anandmishra5235]

OM. I’m really surprised that some people found it boring and shocked that you believed them! Anyway, it’s not your fault, anyone would believe so in absence of sufficient positive comments. It’s amazing how you capture the immense knowledge with simplicity and I can understand how much efforts it would require. I also understand that a 5 minutes video is result of hours of hard work at your end. I appreciate it and respect it. It’s in the best form possible, making it anymore simpler will loose the essence and meaning as it happened in this video. You’re not here to entertain people but provide knowledge, please do that, for those getting bored there are lots of things on this platform only to entertain. May god bless you!! OM.