Math, Mystery& Meaning of pUrNamadaH- Isha Upanishad

[@susmitamajumdar9792]

WOW, this mantra explains the creation of the number 'ZERO' !! Our "BHARAT" is a diamond which never loses its shine !!!!

[@balkaranmahabir8557]

So tru. Fr tnt west Indies

[@user-kq3fh8oy3k]

Great. Lines 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 भारत माता की जय 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@krishnakaliga254]

For total world

[@Listopia10]

Your voice itself is so calming

[@TheSanskritChannel]

Thank You! 🙏

[@mrudulap7750]

പുലയ രാജ Not just voice but his face and expressions also are so calm and cool 🌷🌷🌷🌷👍👍👍👍🙏

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[@adarshvs7613]

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[@puercollorando]

Awesome vídeo. Soon as possible I Will contribute! Humbly a vedānta student from Brasil :)

[@archii.b]

What a spirit..really appreciating and inspiring.

[@bhaskarhv2948]

Hi puercollorando

[@bhaskarhv2948]

Hi

[@RishabSinghRocky]

All Bharati Brothers and Sisters ! We must revive our culture and go back to our scriptures ! How have we gone astray ?

[@RishabSinghRocky]

@Ruby Badilla Yes you are right,I should use Bharata.

[@natabardash5681]

We must utter as Bhaarata as not Bharata as it may be pronounced differently

[@natabardash5681]

I think sanskrit should be pronounced as samskruta or in kllibalinga prathamaa bibhakti samskrutam.

[@aamipankaj]

@@natabardash5681 it's neither ru nor ri it's a vowel but lost it's original pronunciation in all Bharatiya languages.

[@manishmishra6621]

@@natabardash5681 yes

[@abhilashrout6666]

Like our ancient Rishis , you are one of our ancient Rishis who born in modern time.💗💗💗🙏🙏🙏All my Love and Respect to you.

[@balkaranmahabir8557]

Agree witt u

[@Yogicpractioner]

Sir you are right , and we all hold that capability since our ancestors were sapta rishis.

[@Anushaaaaaaa]

This is such a wonderful and thought provoking interpretation of the beautiful shloka. I appreciate and thank you for the time and effort you are putting in creating such amazing content. Everything about the video is so good. From choosing an appropriate title to adding relevant images/graphics at the right place/video editing, thinking of different aspects of the shloka, choosing that extremely subtle BGM which goes well with the video -- wow.🙏🏼 Also, analogy of the ripples is so convincing and relevant here! Thank you very much!

[@balkaranmahabir8557]

Fr ur comment if i hve to say. I'll say u r an intelligent person who understand philosophy. Ppl jus cant comprehend d incomprehensible. Yet srill they try to explain. Neti neti is wat d brahma sutra propagate. Fr tnt west Indies

[@vinayh444]

@@balkaranmahabir8557 Neti Neti can be explained through an example, if you know any example then let me know or I will give

[@balkaranmahabir8557]

@@vinayh444 stuy ur scriptures, especially prasthan traeyi, especially ishaan upanishad. That I did at ramakrishna in varanasi. I'm fr tnt west indies

[@innapinch7112]

When I meditate on this shloka, I picture a wave rising and falling again. This (the flat water) is ocean. This (the wave rising out of it) is ocean. Out of the ocean, the ocean manifests. When ocean is taken away from ocean (when the wave falls back down), only ocean remains. This is my favorite morning meditation, a wave rising and falling, over and over again.

[@pruthvirajms2565]

Namaskara. This profound Mantra is based on one noun, two pronouns, three verbs and a particle.

[@sks8198]

You are a great teacher! You are young enough to be my son, but i would touch your feet as those of a revered teacher, if it will not swell your ego. From the bottom of my heart I thank you for your works in bringing out our Samskriti and the Sanskrit language to the younger generations. You are a great contributor to the revival our great civilization and ancient wisdom and knowledge.

[@swamymatam]

Other example to understand this with analogy of glass of water and Ocean. When we add glass full of water(which is full in itself) to ocean(other fullness), fullness of ocean remains same. Similarly, if you remove glass full of water from ocean, ocean still remains full. Ocean represents Brahman and Glass represents a normal human being.

[@debapriyag]

You can replace zero with infinity and the meaning or equation still holds true. You take away infinity from the infinite and it is the infinity that remains. Probably, once again this shows that nothing and everything are just two sides of the same coin.

[@jamesam003]

Yes! I pursue math and have wondered the same thing many times! Zero and infinity are similar in so many ways

[@paadipanta2607]

Not really, zero is the unmanifested energy and it is beyond one's imagination where is the infinity is the manifested energy which is limitless yet the product of unmanifested. So philosophically zero is bigger than infinity.

[@jamesam003]

Depends on one's way of looking at it. Since we haven't yet been able to absolutely define zero or infinity, everyone is entitled to their opinion on the subject, whether philosophical or mathematical.

[@paadipanta2607]

@@jamesam003 Well, this video is a philosophical one. Mathematically if you write zero in place of Infinity, they fail you.

[@jamesam003]

Well he does talk about mathematics too. Nowhere it is stated that's its a strictly philosophical video. Also, we call it the "science" of mantras. You cannot isolate maths, science from philosophy when talking about ancient Indian scriptures. They are all beautifully interwoven. Math and philosophy are deeply interconnected. Zero itself is a deeply "philosophical" concept. Not just another number. In schools, ofcourse they fail you if you replace zero with infinity, as most of our teachers lack insight and imagination. And the education system has no room for creative, philosophical thought. It is rigid and wants you to arrive at predetermined answers to train you to fit into the system. By the way, the highest educational degree in mathematics is PhD. Doctor of "philosophy". Not of mathematics. Turns out, mathematics and philosophy are not isolated subjects after all😊

[@MoonDevi963]

Namaskaram 🙏 thank you for everything 🙏 You make Hinduism so accessible and close to heart. Love and Divine light from Vancouver Island Canada

[@shubhamrana7277]

कृणज्ञोस्मि भ्रातृ for this amazing description 🙏

[@rakshityadav7527]

Your voice is truely like a Divine soul is Chanting Shlokas !

[@sm10867]

Swami Muktananda said it this way...I add ...that one must understand that perfection means, It is all as It is perfectly. All is as It is perfectly as It is, was, will be, could be, could not be, never was and n/ever shall be. 'This is perfect That is perfect From the perfect springs the perfect Take the perfect from the perfect and only the perfect remains...Om Shanti Shanti Shantihi" The word 'whole' could replace the word perfect...but something is lost in that. This mantra is my home. Blessings You and your channel are wonderful.

[@sonysingh3361]

I have become fan of yours after seeing such a clarity on any topic you pick. Its difficult to understand that you have experienced everything whatever you explain in Videos or gathered knowledge . Very inspiring . Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Salute .

[@risingsun9064]

It is amazing to see our ancestors knew so many concepts of what is now called modern mathematics. This beautiful shloka has several insights into abstract algebra and set theory. For example in addition to the 0 - 0 = 0 identity you showed, the same identity holds for infinity - infinity = infinity, both being the roots of the equation x -x = x . Thus they appropriately called it "Purnam" or something which is complete and encompasses everything in addition to "Shunyam" which is empty. Thanks for sharing this, loving the content on this channel!

[@risingsun9064]

Also wanted to add that modern mathematics, computer science and all of digital technology rely heavily on these concepts.

[@shagunkhurana7661]

What said that x-x = x is wrong interpretation. Why? Because x is still something, not nothingness. When we subtract something from something, something remains. x-y=z is correct.

[@kumarmangalam67]

नैके धन्यवादाः महोदय! Great explanation.

[@greenfriends9438]

This mantra contains an entire celtic legend for me. It means so much to me, I will buy the poster after lock down

[@shagunkhurana7661]

This mantra explains God. Look it briefly. You will understand what is God. Not exactly approximately. 😉😀

[@vishalbhardwaj1044]

I heard this mantra many times and every time I realized that it talk about energy.if you put law of conversation in equation form it show exact definition of this law.

[@rjaditya6865]

The vedantic discussion and the logic that you spoke of was extreme level .....I too contemplated the same things ...this is simply awesome Dhanyosmi

[@anjnakaul7593]

Great joy to see our younger generation educating themselves on these subjects. Proud of you all.

[@vjbhrt]

The best metaphysical explaination following quantum physics too.

[@South_African_Spirituality]

I see hard concept and click in, I love metaphysical world.

[@shyamalagowri9992]

Kindly keep up the Divine work🙏🏻

[@QuantumCosmos]

You are reminding our values and tradition in very short time in this very fast human race

[@littlebrains8577]

Respect for you sir! I suggest to maintain a page on instagram and other social media, it will help in increasing the reach...i know it would be another burden..but this will be really helpful!...i would love to see this channel grow and enliting people.

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

I guess he is only trying to impart the citadel of knowledge about the most holiest language of all - samuskrutham. Because it is a holy language connected to spiritualism, people like uday shreyas (the person explaining) do not try and campaign for it as the social media is nothing but views, opinions and campaigning of certain practice and ideologies.

[@vandanaarora14]

So beautifully explained . Gratitude . अहम भ्रमा असमी , सर्वम खल्विदं भ्रमा

[@timedraggin705]

"it is only absolute nothingness, which is complete within itself." Om

[@raghavthinfluencer814]

Feels refreshing to watch this video. After a bout of watching hate videos, movie content, stupid funny videos, I came across this channel. Glad.

[@sridevipabbisetty]

Thanks!

[@eldhopaul9712]

Amazingly beautiful and simplified explanation. A big Thank you

[@yandynestorperez7501]

What a cute a wise boy! Thank you!

[@the_unfiltered_truth7181]

The fact is that zero and infinity are both aspects of the Parabrahman. It alone is shoonyam. It alone is anantam. Various Vaishnava and Shaiva schools of thought always emphasise on the same.

[@sankarankutty6676]

I consider this the greatest and the finest source of EDUCATION.Pranam.

[@nadinaliberatore5531]

love this channel. Very informative

[@bhushanarora4118]

The best Sanskrit Channel....

[@ratnadas6247]

I loved your explanation. Feel so proud of our culture!

[@coreymiller7570]

Om. That is perfect. This is perfect. From the perfect springs the perfect. If the perfect is taken from the perfect, the perfect remains.

[@suspichaitanya]

Thanks

[@anitareasontobelieve7375]

The way the presenter chants the shlokas is very calmimg.

[@dannycbe949]

Wow. Humbled.. enlightened..I have no words.. subscribed...

[@persaud1]

🪔👌🙏🙏🙏✊🪔 Larger than any poetry, vaster than any immagination, deeper than any thought, Absolutely unfathomable concepts, explained so simply. Dhanyavada Gurugale 🪔👌🙏✊🪔

[@gayatrigg7249]

So beautifully explained. My kids are learning slokas at the temple and I was searching for the meanings to help them understand and remember better. Your video explained the science, mathematics and spirituality behind this in such a mindblowing yet simple fashion. Thanks a ton . Namaskaram

[@migueloneill1423]

Great explanation to this beautiful Mantra

[@elbow005]

This understanding is complementary with the Vedic saying "Not this not this" indicating that the self can't be reached, acquired, thought of etc. One has to give up everything then nothing remains in all its glory. "Self appears gleaming in a pure mind"

[@bryanlyons6128]

Beautifully explained n has a calming effect. Only found this after listening to the great Subramaniam Swami.....

[@subratabhattacharjee2509]

Dada... U r a great speaker. And i love the way u reprsents the different matras and slokas to us...Dhaynybad dada...

[@shashwatmehra]

ek video shiv tandav stotram. Its a very powerful chant. PLEASE !!!!

[@shybutterfly1]

After you showed the wall frame in this i visited the resanskrit website and i was extremely happy to see all the wall frames with meaningful sanskrit Shlokas, I am so grateful for the work you have taken up in your own way to revive ancient culture & valuable knowledge of bharat. _/\__/\__/\__/\__

[@knowlittle65]

I appreciate this explanation and link it to Biblical creation. The Creator created men and women in His own image and endowed them with power of procreation. We are children of the most high and we are gods in embryo.

[@shrutivashishth541]

Never stop making these videos. Cheers!

[@sebagonfus]

excellent video ! many thanks to you for the brilliant work you made explaining .

[@neusam.a.simoes2294]

Thanks for sharing your wisdom with us.

[@OfficialNamelessOne]

You articulate everything so well, and are very knowledgeable. You have a subscriber!

[@Nileshpandey0907]

Whenever i heard this mantra in temple or ashram or after the ending of arti i always thought to learn this mantra and i wanted to learn thisfrom so long. But my procrastination and alashya made me to postpone the learning. and today after many says i have fully learned this mantra as well as the pronunciation and meaning too thank you sanskrit channel for making this possible🙏 29/08/2022 Monday 08:58PM

[@PradeepModiUK]

Superb Superb

[@malarkamal1514]

Clearly explained धन्यावादः

[@hemantvarankar288]

Hi Udayshreyas... I wish more folks like you come forward to revive our great culture. A small suggestion can we have this in Hindi or other languages too so it reaches to more Indians. But any ways glad that I am able to experience and see this . Thanks a lot. God bless you.

[@RaviKumar-ii6cb]

He does not know Hindi. Somebody has to dub this in Hindi I guess. And why only Hindi what about Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and all the other north Indian languages. This dominance of Hindi over all other vernacular medium languages has to go.

[@srd-srd]

Dear Brother This is the best explanation of the sloka I have ever come across. god bless.

[@archii.b]

Wow...it feels so much amazing and wonderful to gain this knowledgeable meaning of our shloka and mantra. Superb video and great work. Thanks for broadcasting such programs which revive our core values and culture which we are losing in today's world. I am in love with Sanskrit language again at another and different level. Otherwise in school I studied Sanskrit with the only goal of scoring subject in marks obtained. I wish more and more patronage for these kind videos and production because that's the need of high time. I believe our own people understand the ultimate significance of our own Sanskrit wealth. Namaskar. Aum Shanti.

[@zzzlife]

Hello Udayshreyas, I just donated a small amount through your PayPal account, but, am a little worried I am NOT ordering any items. (PayPal forced me to). So kindly do not send anything. You are one of THE BEST teachers; love the way you teach.... Namaskaram to you. 🌹

[@imranahmad7393]

I love to learn the Sanskrit

[@srikesav4282]

Loved it. I was searching this verse a week back and u made it. Thanks alot.

[@beenaputhalat2720]

I do love the clarity with which you speak and the clarity that gets transmitted to the listener. God bless you. Thank you.

[@rupakmitra5577]

Really, appreciable. I request you to explain Purusha Suktam in detail because you explain really very well.

[@సతీశ్కాకాని]

సనాతన వైదిక ధర్మం వర్ధిల్లాలి🙏 కాకాని సతీష్ కుమార్ కోదాడ మండలం తెలంగాణ రాష్ట్రం భారత దేశం🙏

[@mayuraj4978]

I feel so grateful towards my school , they used to teach us the mantras and all the teachers and students would collectively chant these mantras during the assembly. Then only we would start our day.. I'm not sure but I think this happened only with non English medium schools.. Mine was a Marathi Medium.

[@feymusings294]

Me Parle Tilak english medium ....amhi pan dararoj saraswati mantra ani gayatri mantra ne sakal start karaycho

[@mayuraj4978]

@@feymusings294 khupch chhan.. but I don't know what students these days are getting? My nephews don't know anything about these chants and all

[@bhaskartripathi]

This guy is doing a great job.

[@ratan012]

What a fantastic explanation. Gratitude and pranams. You are doing a phenomenal work.

[@TheShavarin]

that was awesome. simply brilliant.

[@sridharr3589]

Great. Unbelievable. You are mentioning my Bhagvan... The Last Krishna🧡

[@rosappan]

Namaskaram Guru 🙏 🙏🙏

[@nikosperimeno3141]

This Teaching is very significant to my life, at this present moment. With eyes opened by the enlightened mind, which recognizes Nothing.

[@sumitaroy7557]

Thank you for such a lovely explanation. I admire the way you explain everything in your videos. And I respect the utter calmness you have, it reflects even through your videos.

[@kaitlynr8340]

This is the first mantra I’ve ever truly learned. Thank you. Thank you so much. Bless you.

[@SV-uv9rm]

Super explanation! Kudos to the presenter! DhanyavAdah, dear presenter, and may you be pUrNa rUpasya blessed.

[@anjalins6494]

Your explanation is extremely clear I will not miss any of your videos....thankyou for yor contribution

[@prasannabhat6047]

Well my personal interpretation of this shloka is "there is one infinite complete being. All that arises from this apparently look multiple, finite and incomplete. But these in reality are by themselves the one infinite complete being"

[@sridharan2445]

Let the rich people insted of paying taxes pls contribute so that your childern will be proud and inheritors of our culture.

[@minnawadhwa1832]

Beautifully wonderfully explained.. Pranaam and Regards for your superb efforts.. God bless

[@rakshaali5411]

Stunning explanation of the divine.Thank you.

[@avi2125]

Thanks for the pronunciation help! Several version on YT pronounce the shabdas as - पूर्ण मद: पूर्ण मिदम् पूर्णात् पूर्ण मुदच्यते

[@renu16]

well...long back i coined a stanza that went: Om Shunyamadah Shunyamidam Shunyaat Shunyamudhacyate Shunyasya Shunyamadaaya Shunyamevaavishishate This is zero that is zero Zero arises from zero When zero is taken out of zero verily zero remains. Thank you for confirming what I wrote long long back!

[@kunals6251]

I got to know this mantra from Dr APJ Abdul Kalam's biography by Gulzar, truly inspiring ❤️

[@artlightofkavitharavinda9249]

Wonderful topic and explanations! Thanks a lot for sharing! Namo namaha!

[@AV-uv3jz]

Amazing. Very smart, cleaver stuff you are enlightening us on. Thank you. 🙏🙏

[@mistrysaig7238]

This also defines the Infinity as what ever is taken out from infinity, infinity still remains and what ever was taken out is also infinite.

[@garima1900]

Very beautifully presented. Thank you. Please continue the good work.

[@nehasavesoil]

Beautifully explained Anna..thank you 🙏🏽

[@shubhramukerjee1751]

A wonderful explanation! Such profundity made so simple in such a short time with absolutely relevant examples. Than you

[@nswathin]

I bow down for your knowledge and for the great service through sanskrit channel imparting knowledge to the world 🙏🙏🙏 can't than you enough.

[@0toGamingMaster]

You just described it completely. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@shagunkhurana7661]

It means God here. The source of creation. 😉😀

[@archanakalawatia1179]

Extremely simple logical nd great explanation narayan bless. U

[@rajavenkatesh6291]

Amazing... sir, Your diction is so clear. What a control you've got over the language... May God bless you sir. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@abhinabasaikia6377]

Very good work u r doing..reviving the Vedas..and ancient history of Bharat.. god bless u

[@krsn5]

the analogy of water ripples is fabulous! loved it!

[@karamsaran8455]

where we can buy all of these books can you provide links in every video you create in that way we can buy books from your link and you get commisson on sale so that way we can help make you money and we get books and knowledge

[@satyanarayanad920]

Yes.. Am also looking for the same...I want to learn but not getting correct source. Even in internet, am not getting those books. Is there any publisher who can provide all those??

[@karamsaran8455]

@@satyanarayanad920 same problem we want to learn about real culture but cannt find any good blog or book that can help so please share books link in description.

[@abhinandansaikia4857]

Onlinegitapressbooks.com

[@karamsaran8455]

@@abhinandansaikia4857 it's not working

[@karamsaran8455]

@@abhinandansaikia4857 it's not about site it's about what book to buy to read about topics you are looking for Even the Amazon and Flipcart has many books but we don't know to buy which book

[@sbsalil]

Namaskaram Udaya. Your announcement of a full length Sanskrit course is really exiting. I am curious to know about when this will be be available.

[@khushrjoshi3695]

Namaskaram 🙏

[@dipudtt]

Beautifully explained 👏