"Sandhyavandanam & the Gayathri Mantra" - Voice of Periva

[@aswinkumar5139]

I have been doing sandhyavandanam last 2 years due to some reasons it stopped. After watching this i won't stop doing sandhyavandanam here after🙏 mahaperiyava saranam🙏

[@Vedham5]

Hara Namah PaarvatheePathaye Hara Hara MahaaDheva

[@Balakrishnan-di5gc]

Hara Hara Sankara Jeya Jeya Sankara

[@VijayaraghavanK-e9y]

நன்றிவாழ்கவளமுடன்

[@r.5664]

Wow 🙏🙏

[@maheshnithyayoga]

🙏🙏🙏

[@karthiksrajan]

While the speaker has spoken a lot about Gayatri Mantra, the speaker doesn't speak about WHY, HOW and WHAT about anything and everything spoken in this audio. It's something similar to elders in the house telling "Just because my ancestors did it, I need to do it unmindfully without bothering about gain or loss". When someone doesn't even know what he will gain or lose in any process, how will the person even know how he is progressing in any journey. How will he even know if his journey is taking him closer to the intended destination. I would appreciate if we are provided clarity on WHY, HOW and WHAT instead of asking us to follow anything unmindfully.

[@supervenkat5536]

Some of the things in spiritual experiences cannot be described through words, it can only be felt with one's experience...If u still elaborate, it will be like elaborating an elephant to a blind person. One should feel it instead of asking question. That's the reason our ancestors kept obeying instead of questioning. Because they strictly believed that every ritual of their fore fathers have something in it. They reaped the benefits for their blind belief. Pranayama comes inside Sandhya andhana, is it meaningless? Aatma sudhi can only be felt by doing? Like the great siddhapurushar thirumoola dheivam said "மகளுக்கு தாய் தன் மனாலனோடு ஆடிய சுகத்தை சொல் என்றால் சொல்லுமாறு எங்கனே" If a daughter asks mother, what is the use of marriage? How will a mother elaborate her joyfulness with her husband to her daughter? It means, something cannot be described, one should only experience it.. Spirituality is something one should experience..You will receive answers for your questions from you inner divinity if you dive deep..

[@Vedham5]

With all due respect, answer one question, will you, sir? While you were a baby or a child of 2-3 yrs age, have you ever been explained the intent/purpose of having mother's milk? No, the reason? You were incompetent to have even survived without it, only because you've been fed the milk without trying to justify the greatest intent (you were incapable anyway) behind it, you stand alive today. Now that you're competent enough, you understand how invaluable mother's milk was to you, how? from your experience... Similarly, for someone with an iota of sense, it'd be evident that things come into your level of understanding when you earn the competency by pursuing it unquestioningly till the point. Our Vedhaas, Maharshis and Gurus of Sanaathana Dharma were, are, and will eternally be the wisest, the most compassionate, the highest clan of our wellwishers, If they pass an import unto us, just follow that blindly (that's the respect you give to their grandeur and a sign of confidence in their benign nature and eternal wisdom), they are someone who couldn't even dream ill of any creature in the universe, no matter how putrid and evil that creature be. You perform the injunctions with the belief that it's meant to bring the best upon your life, and the power of belief, trust me, I'm speaking from experience, has the competency to wield wonders! In that process, at the very right moment, if you acquire the purity & ability to comprehend the import of our rituals, you shall definitely get blessed by a SadhGuru to help you acquire it to the fullest. Jaya Jaya Sankara ❤