Prana ≠ Breath | Sanskrit Non-Translatables

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The Sanskrit word ‘prana’ is often translated into English as ‘breath’ or ‘vital air’. Breath signifies the air blowing between the mouth and lungs of a living being during respiration. Prana, however, is not just breath but something more profound and subtle which is responsible for activating the complete psycho-physical apparatus of the body, including the breath. Prana is the basic force of life supplying energy to the mind as well the body. In this video Babaji and Rajiv explore the concept of ‘prana’ and help us understand the shallowness involved in translating ‘prana’ as ‘breath’.
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इस पंक्ति के लिए बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद "संस्कृति नॉन ट्रांसलेबल"

[@arunghanta5066]

This Guru just blows my brain clean off every time I watch his video. 🤯🤯

[@mousiqi]

Learning a lot from this series. Pranam to both babaji and Rajiv Ji.

[@dharanidharpal1290]

Indian psychology, Indian spiritual sciences are very deep must be rediscovered by practice and inner realisation.

[@r.s.suryavansi1337]

मल्होत्रा सर आपकी सोच, विचार और सुदूर विदेशों में बसे भारतीय लोगों को जो भारत से जोड़ने का कार्य किया गया आपके द्वारा बहुत ही सराहनीय है। अगर इस वीडियो को हिंदी में भी रूपांतरित कर दिया जाए तो आपकी कृपा होगी क्योंकि बहुत लोगों के समझ में आसानी से आ जायेगा।🙏🙏🙏

[@Mahler108]

"Prana" also is translated as "life force", I think it is pretty good trnaslation.

[@bhavanikumar7150]

Profound knowledge

[@stephanieellison7834]

I am finally going through your videos, as I have been busy with Indian comic books all year. I'm sad that not all of your videos in this book series is accessible to the deaf without subtitles. I'm going to go ahead and get the book THIS WEEK after I have one other one read, because I really need to upgrade or make more accurate my understanding of such key terms.

[@yogeshpvaidya]

प्रणाम दोनों महानुभावों को

[@BhargavGajjar7]

I enjoyed this thoroughly. Heartily grateful for sharing such wonderful knowledge.

[@aparnasharma3636]

From 10.02 onwards it's best part there.

[@truthSaty]

Its the supreme who gives प्राण । प्राणावै ब्रह्मा। Enlightening video 👌

[@jpdarji]

Amazing explanation in such a simple way! Pranaam to both of you 🙏

[@Rishi123456789]

Thanks for this video about prana. The Chinese equivalent of prana is chi and the Japanese equivalent of prana is ki. 😊

[@askme007]

I think prana can be understood as 'Nutrients ' that is oxygen from air ,vitamins minerals from food , solar energy that is required for functioning of biological clock as hormonal secretion is linked to this biological clock

[@shubhamkori3971]

Keep going sir.❤️ 🙏 You are best

[@jayachandranthampi4807]

Prana is Information carrier (energy potential) Which is made personal in Heart, to make Name & Form. It thus is the "Personality power" to act with strength. Strength from food & power from Breath. Food is memory with Gravity. Power is to carry this memory / body for the Heart. Heart is mind (Chitta). So, prana makes identity & Energy Or Person & Act. Anna in body is Atma, Prana in Heart is Iswara. It's IT in various dimensions. Above all, IT is image, the Brahma, in Intellect.

[@exec9292]

Great explanation

[@chipmap]

Very right! My interpretation, Prana => oxygen + photon

[@mohit818]

Sir ek baar karoli sarkar se Santosh bhadoriya ji ko bhi invite keejiye wo aatma ko live demo kar k dikha sakte hain

[@hamnsaaccountingbml6990]

Thanks for explaining in such lucid way. Kindly explain the meaning of Chitta in detail with examples. Please...

[@Prathamesh247]

Would creating Panchangs according to American seasons and geography encourage or help more Americans to understand and follow Sanatani way of life?

[@aek12]

It is question of spirit. West has always the spirit to commercialize everything, so they also look at the answer from that point of view, but hindu view to look at the things in totality.

[@aparnasharma3636]

At 10.03 , a very interesting point.

[@vanhannu]

Wow, great explanation

[@hitgovipm]

Beautiful

[@parthdeepsingh]

Great work 🙏

[@aravindNarayana404]

Yes prana present in food, thats y food prana touch our prana..

[@vibhors]

Thank you so much

[@nagaratnahegde6496]

Very well explained Thankyou 🙏🙏

[@VendPrekmurec]

Prana literally means "pra" or "Before" (pre = pra) + "na" which means "on"; literally as "before on".

[@gururajsortur5450]

Sir, Not understood properly. Need to elaborate, what is arma, chitta, prana etc

[@yogeshpvaidya]

अन् प्राणने

[@aparnasharma3636]

Is prana=jiva?

[@anantagarwal7092]

Sir PRANAAAA kya hindi me PRAAN hai???

[@ashwanidhalwala4198]

I hope while teaching Vedic concepts in your books and presentations, the word Hindu or Hinduism is not used. It's not a Sanskrit word. As you know the word Hindu was created by the Arabs. The Sanskrit word for the people of our Vedic Civilization is Arya (noble person in Sanskrit). The word Hindu is also divisive. Fo you agree,?

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Ambiguity does not = wisdom.

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