‘आस्था’, ‘विश्वास’, ‘श्रद्धा’ का क्या अर्थ है? इनमें क्या अन्तर है? [Hindi only]

[@samrat_vrtrahan]

मेरे प्रश्नों का उत्तर देने के लिए धन्यवाद।

[@ReligioCritic]

That was a good question brother.

[@shaasvatbharat]

4:08 aastha = aa (upsarga, pure dhang se) + stha (dhaatu, gati se nivriti) - jis par aap tikke/datte hue ho 7:22 vishwaas = vi (upsarga, nishchay) + shwaas (dhaatu, saas lena) - jispar aashrit hokar aap chain ki saas lete hain (nishchint) 11:23 shraddha = shrad (upsarga, satya as per nighantu) + dha (dhaatu, dhaaran karna) - satya ko dhaaran karna (kissi to sachcha maannana) Thank You Nityanand Ji for this insightful research! 🙏 Adding to above, 'satya', as i heard from Swami Sarvapriyanand, refers to that 'tattva' which actually exists and that too forever.

[@ramkr2162]

नमस्ते महोदय! शोभनतया वर्णितम् भवता। एकः विषयः निवेदयते। श्रत् उपसर्गे "रेफः" इत्यस्य कोऽपि वैशिष्ट्यम् 'सत्' पदेन सह इति पूर्वे श्रुतम्। किन्तु प्रमाणम् न लब्धः। धन्योऽहम् /\

[@sadaa_aabhaari]

बहुत अच्छा, चिंतनीय प्रश्न था और आपने जो व्युत्पत्ती दिखलाई, सूक्ष्म भेद दिखाया उससे मेरा समाधान हुआ और मुझे संतोष मिला, बहुत बहुत आभार. 🙏

[@hiimanshusrivastava-networ314]

Nitayananda Ji It is my target to speak Hindi ONLY like you in next 12 months. I am working towards it. That is my only and minimum benchmark. Please do send your blessings.

[@shobhamsrcac9933]

Pranam guruji very useful 👌 iam addicted to your videos prabhuji dhanyavadagalu.🙏🙏

[@khantechnology9462]

बहुत अच्छा विश्लेषण। धन्यवाद।

[@sushmavyas4089]

बहुत सुंदर और स्पष्ट विवेचना

[@नमस्ते-12]

Faith. Belief and Trust 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@sushilsinghal3361]

गुरु पूर्णिमा के अवसर पर पूज्य गुरु वर के श्री चरणों में सत सत प्रणाम 🙏🙏

[@champapathak1118]

Jay Sri ram❤❤mughe bhut acha lga thanks

[@rinkirani4995]

Bhut ache se samjaya h aapne

[@shyamkantverma1262]

Nityananda ji 🙏 for analysing a very important topic . These words are in use in everyday life yet misunderstood. As usual your marvellous analysis is highly scholarly , very pleasant.

[@ChandanKumar-kq4ed]

Namaste guruji Sanskrit vikyran padheto ham jaise students ko jaha taha bhaktane se bach jate . Ye hamare nivaden hi guruji.

[@nakulgote]

The day I subscribed to this channel was a great day!

[@अंकितवशिष्ठ-स6थ]

शुभलाभे अपि एक चलचित्र

[@simpleboy4209]

Jay Shree Ram 🚩 Sir

[@Bhajman_Radhe_Radhe]

🌻🌸🌺🌼 ગુરુદેવો ભવઃ 🙏🏻🙇🏻🙏🏻

[@shyampatel5409]

सुष्ठु बोधितं भवता। महोदय! रामचरितमानसस्य "भवानीशङ्करौ वन्दे श्रद्धाविश्वासरूपिणौ। याभ्यां विना न पश्यन्ति सिद्धा: स्वान्त:स्थमीश्वरम्" इत्यस्य श्लोकस्य सन्दर्भेपि ' श्रद्धा ' तथा च ' विश्वास: ' इति शब्दद्वयं बोधितुं भवान् प्रार्थ्यते।

[@vikramtalwar7450]

Bahut sundar🙏

[@indrajeetbhadouriya1287]

अति उत्तम बहुत सुन्दर आनंददायी था यह

[@ashit_pandey]

गुरु पूर्णिमा की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं 🙏🏼💐

[@TheVidyaprakash]

साधु साधु

[@yogendrapalsingh1339]

किन्ही दो शब्दों का अर्थ नहीं होता है । द्वे शब्दे कदापि न आस्तां समानार्थी । सामान्यतः ते भवतः पर्यायवाची । यथा गजः हस्ती वा मतंगः वा ते न अर्थे समानाः । सुप्रभातम् ।

[@sushmavyas4089]

बहुत सुंदर

[@rohaansahu2924]

Namowaha🙏🏻

[@himanshusingh3890]

please start your video lessons for sanskrit, I am sure many people would join you

[@gsrcreations108]

Ati sundar 🙏🕉

[@RCKBros.]

कृपया ऋतम् शब्द की व्युत्पत्ति एवं अर्थ बताइए।

[@nabhi108]

Namaste Nityanand ji. I really enjoy watching your videos which are full of wisdom backed with references. Can you shed some light on the subject of Shri Shiva having a relationship with Shri Vishnu in the avatar of Mohini.I saw this in one of the serials of Vighnaharta Shri Ganesha, where their Union gives birth to Ayyappa . I have not been successful in finding any information about this in any scriptures that I know of.🙏

[@gsrcreations108]

🕉Know these words with the help of Ramcharitmanas. 🕉🕉🕉🕉 जानें बिनु न होइ परतीती। बिनु परतीति होइ नहिं प्रीती॥ प्रीति बिना नहिं भगति दिढ़ाई। जिमि खगपति जल कै चिकनाई॥4॥ भावार्थ:-प्रभुता जाने बिना उन पर विश्वास नहीं जमता, विश्वास के बिना प्रीति नहीं होती और प्रीति बिना भक्ति वैसे ही दृढ़ नहीं होती जैसे हे पक्षीराज! जल की चिकनाई ठहरती नहीं॥4 Without tatva gyan viswas, shraddha, aastha Sab kuch 1 sec mai dah jata hai.....

[@DhrubaYT]

Thank you very much Nityanandaji for such a clear teaching.

[@rajudarji4599]

Excellent speech for difin between this three words namoh namah,

[@sayantanigangulybhattachar7383]

অসামান্য বিশ্লেষন sir,amazing analysis sir 👍👍🙏

[@Unknown_DeshBhakt]

হয় ভাল বিশ্লেষণ

[@abhi0714]

Nityanand ji Namaste, please tell the meaning of Vikramark विक्रमार्क

[@dr.raghunathkhare4899]

Nice

[@Adhyatm4]

अनेकानेक धन्यवाद

[@deveshchandra9946]

हम धन्य हुए, कोटिशः धन्यवाद

[@rathoref2336]

Respect 🙏

[@shambhavishree6671]

❤❤❤❤

[@brajrajsinghrathaur6771]

🙏💥

[@jaybharat3677]

👌🏻🙏🏻

[@harnahimanuga5394]

🙏🙏🚩🚩

[@parinita.shetty]

Today I have come down to Mangalore for our annual Nema-Kola event. Saw a lot of burkhas around. On inquiring the cab driver said 30-40% of the population is Muslim. That was highly disturbing. What can ordinary citizens like us do to support and propagate Hindutva and ensure that we leave a better Bharat for our future generations?

[@RCKBros.]

ज्ञान, विद्या और शिक्षा में क्या अंतर है?

[@genericpoint7144]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jaybhavani8416]

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[@VedicLiterature12]

Namaste Guru ji, Please advise which Hindi or Sanskrit word can be used to replace imandar?

[@madhukarmalkar1157]

Bhav or dharna ka bhi yehi arth hota hai kya..?

[@debashismishra7919]

I want to read the vedas. What are the authentic representations of the vedas available.

[@JeevithChandra]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vijaymishra-sq2ip]

🙏😊

[@saurabhbhadoria3299]

Nityananda misra ji sudhanshu trivedi ji ne TV debate me kaha ki ashtadhyayi me jaato ka varnan hai, kya ye saty hai?

[@Ankitkumarspeaks]

Pranam sriman, chintamani naam se Ramchandra Shukla ki pustak hai usme "shradha evam bhakti" shersak se Shuklaji ne vistar se Shradha ko samjhaya.

[@ShanthiSri-eh7ob]

srimad bhagwatam kis prakshan ka pade kripaya bataiye

[@harpalsinh8414]

नमस्कार

[@shubham3756]

Which is the best book to read - sankhya darshan . I search on Amazon and unable to get any better option. Help me sir really want to know deep about sankhya darshan.

[@Itsm715]

Please sir make video about MONA And MONU NAME please give the history and the orgin of this names

[@purnadevi8896]

Sir mujhe bhagyam falati sarvatra na shiksha na cha paurusham ka arth samjhaye please

[@mavericksmart]

More simple and precise explanation.... Aastha is belief, Vishwas is faith and shraddha is Reverence. I know you may don't like it but Osho and Sadhguru have said it in many of thier speeches. In belief, we don't know but we assume it to be true. It is possible that, it is true but we don't know. Like, people believe that there is no god, some say there is god, either of them don't know that whether God exists or not. That is belief. Adishankara did parkayapravesh, we don't know what it is how it is done...etc. Or, There is something known as nirvikalpa samadhi. Many yogis have attained it. So, we say that, It is a real thing, people do attain that, but we don't know. We merely believe it. Now, since, Buddha, adishankracharya ..etc has written about it, and we have reverence for them, we accept in a faith that, whatever they are saying which are internal or experiential things, must be true. Still, we don't know, but we accept it. But due to reverence, we have faith. In that order, Reverence > Faith> Astha. Astha has merely a thought and a strong opinion. Faith arises out of identity and when it gets dissolved yet faith is present, it is reverence.

[@000Aful]

You are partially correct in what you said, but a longer explanation is necessary because firstly knowing the sanskrit roots of any sanskrit word is very important, otherwise as Nityanand ji said at the beginning of the video, one word will always remain dependent on the second, second on the third, third on the fourth, and so on. Secondly, not all words of one language can have a direct parallel in another language. Slight differences in the sense remain which can only be grasped by going deeper.

[@mavericksmart]

@@000Aful I don't get it, how come partially true?I explained them independentally. indeed true what you saying, but see, there is one thing which will remain unchanged. What we are or have. Belief, faith or reverence. Meera Bai didn't had faith or reverence that Krishna exists, it was living reality for her. Same for ramakrishna Paramhamsa. For him Maa Kali was living reality. He didn't believed or had faith per say. Because they were devotees. They dissolved themselves into their object of devotion. This is why the Path of devotion has become corrupted in India.

[@000Aful]

@@mavericksmart by partially true, I meant to say that all else what you said is true, other than your initial premise that giving an english word for every sanskrit word is somehow a more simple or precise explanation. The reason for this I gave in the previous comment. Also, I think aastha should be faith and vishwas is belief, and not the other way around, because vishwas, just like belief, can be of anything, good or bad, but aastha is used generally in a positive and spiritual sense, just like faith. Other than that, I agree with the rest of your comment.

[@mavericksmart]

@@000Aful yes, point accepted. But my context was with respect to people like us. For us faith and belief are same, in a sense, If I am a buddhist. I have a belief that buddha was enlightened and, hence, faith in his teaching and this is why I have reverence for him. But I will only know that buddha was buddha, if I will taste what he is saying in experience, till then all will be mere words. And this should not be limited to academic discussion of mere words, knowing or seeking is important. See, even Shri Nityananda Misra ji can't say on patanjali yoga sutra in it's essence, he may interpret out of knowing the language but not what it is, because it is an experiential thing. This is why guru in it's purest form was used or should be used for enlighten masters or those who do sadhana, not for scholars or pandits or shastris..etc. because, scholars works on mind, essentially memory and with some faith or belief not on realization. Though in ancient time, many scholars were realised people like Adishankara, ramanuja...etc.

[@lotusflower5800]

Please tell the meaning of SHAMBHAVI SAMBHAVAMI

[@ashishthapliyal9133]

Sir, can you do a video on yazurved adhyay 25 shlok 7?

[@K.M.pandey-pe5mr]

Puja - archana me antar ?

[@RCKBros.]

कोश और कोष में क्या अंतर है?

[@VMRtrick]

सर जी , शिवतांडवस्तोत्रं में मूल रूप से १८ श्लोक हैं फिर भी १५ श्लोकों का ही सभी जगह गायन क्यों मिलता है। कोई विशेष कारण है कि ३ श्लोकों को छोड़ दिया जाता है, या १५ श्लोक ही ज्यादा फेमस क्यों है समाधान करिये आप अंतिम आशा है🙏🙏🙏

[@abhi0714]

श्री नित्यानंद जी नमस्कार मेरा प्रश्न यह है विष्णु सहस्त्रनाम में ओजस्तेजोधुतिधर विष्णु जी का नाम बताया गया है, तो क्या ओजस नाम रखना ठीक नहीं है

[@k.suvarnamurty1686]

I am Suvarna wants to know the meaning of Shraddha

[@pranushaaa]

Hello sir. Can you tell me the meaning of the name PRANUSHA? I've explored a lot but couldn't find it. Please help or tell me where to look

[@HinduEkta-rp7fe]

महोदय नमस्कार। मेरा एक प्रश्न है,कृपया उसका उत्तर दीजिए। वाल्मिकी रामायण के अनुसार राम सेतु १०० योजन(वाल्मीकि रामायण iit kanpur ka 6.22.74)है। एक योजन तो 3.5 to 15 km के बीच होता है। इसका अर्थ यह हुआ की राम सेतु की लंबाई 350-1500 km होगी। परन्तु वास्तविकता(google maps या अन्य तंत्रज्ञान से देखे तो राम सेतु 40-60 km आस पास है)। तो यह "योजन" का अर्थ क्या है। क्या वाल्मीकि जी से गलती हुई है ? कृपया समाधान दे।

[@activewithrudrashsh7678]

Namaste, wish I had your email ID..just two days back I was trying to understand the meaning of the word shraddha...I just listen to this video..but I would have written some more thoughts on this word.

[@dpandey1]

Did you make it in English?

[@rajkumarkucheria5165]

संतोषी शब्द पुल्लिंगी या स्त्रीलिंगी? .. क्या संतोषी माता देवी है? कृपया बताये

[@Utopicfarmer]

निष्ठा शब्द का गुह्य अर्थ ??

[@sujitkumarroy8205]

विवेक की क्या परिभाषा है

[@arpita8013]

नमो वः महोदय 🙏 कृपया इस संदेह का निवारण करें की वानर शब्द का अर्थ बंदर है या नहीं। यदि नहीं तो रामायण में वर्णित वानर वनवासी हैं या बंदर।

[@ABCD-cw3fs]

ओ पाई निघंटु का मतलब😤 का स😮

[@somnathbose7455]

Sir, Andhvishwas aur shraddha ka antar bata sakte hai? sakaratmak bolchal mein logo ko apne bhagvan pe shraddha hai.. nakaratmak bol chal mein logon ko apne bhagvan pe andh vishwas hai ... lekin in dono vicharon mein kya antar hai ?

[@bingming]

Unlike andhaviśvāsa, śraddhā doesn't necessarily preclude viveka and parīkṣaṇa. So, you can have śraddhā even without giving up criticism, examination and reflection. And actually only through manana, deep analysis and critical examination, is firm conviction born. That firm and unshakeable conviction is śraddhā which is not at all like andhaviśvāsa (blind faith) that topples upon challenging it. The above was a more specialized look at śraddhā. As for śraddhā towards Īśvara/Bhagavān, it is not andhaviśvāsa. Why? This is because it is not an *idea* which some few unreliable, ignorant people came up with. It is yathārtha, and revealed by the āptas and mantradr̥ṣṭās (r̥ṣis) themselves. In fact, avatāras such as Kr̥ṣṇa and Rāma have shown that via their līlā. There is no saṁśaya in that, nor is it based on apramā. So, śraddhā towards Īśvara is not blind faith, it can be shown valid on the basis of pramāṇas, particularly via śruti and smr̥tis.

[@000Aful]

Soch samajh kar aur parakh kar kisi tathya ko poorn satya maanna shraddha hai. Bina soche samjhe kisi par vishwas kar lena andhvishwaas hai.

[@somnathbose7455]

@@bingming I understood your point about shraddha needing viveka which is never the case in andhvishwas and it makes sense.as far as examining and going for deep analysis is only possible for a pure soul which is not the case of majority of devotees. So can we say that shraddha can only be attained by those who have contemplated and came to the conclusion of deep analysis? Because for a normal person who hasn't developed that ability and relies on the conclusions of the siddhas and rishis should be treated as andhvishwas unless he has applied his viveka is it not?

[@somnathbose7455]

@@000Aful sochna aur samjhna Tak theek hai ...lekin parakhna toh har kisi ke bas mein nahi hai na?kitne hi logon ne ishwar ka saakshat anubhooti kiye hai? Uske liye kathor tapasya karna ha

[@bingming]

​@@somnathbose7455 Honestly, bhakti needs no deep critical analysis and examination. So, it's not good and any use to criticize the devotees who have firm belief and devotion for Īśvara/Bhagavān. Nārada Bhakti Sūtra 2-3, defines bhakti as parapremarūpā (of the form of highest love) and amṛtasvarūpā (of the nature of immoral bliss). Śāṇḍilya Bhakti Sūtra 2-3 defines bhakti as parānuraktirīśvare (supreme attachment to Īśvara). It is foolishness to *judge* the bhakti of a true bhakta. You can't call those ones as blind believers because their object of bhakti is Īśvara itself. If their object of faith is some *false* object or person, then that's a different case, not of bhakti.

[@riteshmanitripathi8572]

श्राप, श्रावण, श्रम इन शब्दों का अर्थ भी स्पष्ट कर दीजिए बहुत कृपा होगी 🙏 प्रणाम महाराज जी

[@Ramarya14]

नमस्ते ! व्याकारण महाभाष्य में ब्राह्मण होने के जो कारण है उसपर एक भिडियो बना दिजिए। 5/1/115

[@ChandanKumar-kq4ed]

Namaste guruji Sanskrit vikyran padheto ham jaise students ko jaha taha bhaktane se bach jate . Ye hamare nivaden hi guruji.

[@महानायकलंठ]

❤❤