The Joy of Sanskrit | Chanting with Gabriella Burnel | Gaiea Sanskrit

[@gjwagner1856]

Amazing lady. She is a pure natural at Sanskrit. A great teacher at such a young age which is amazing in itself. An inspiration for us all. 🌹

[@MrRonn123]

she is a nice teacher ❤ pranam 🙏

[@Philosophycourse]

We streamed an interview with her a couple of days ago if you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmOcfZ1-ia53jqc Thanks for watching.

[@Shriya-pp1vw]

Sanskrit the mother of all languages and the first language on earth 🌏

[@Philosophycourse]

It can help us to experience the flow of life

[@Vedicgargi]

No, sanskritam is mother of indo European languages but has influenced many languages directly or indirectly.

[@anandgudimanchi674]

I wish there was an online course of Sanskrit to learn from you..Teacher Saraswati Gabriella Burnel

[@sravenca]

Please don't learn from this lady, she doesn't seem to know what she's doing. It's just a stunt and she's trying to make some bucks using samskritam. If you want just give her the money she needs but go to a proper teacher. Yea, btw the organization samskRita bhaarati should be able to help you, for classical samskritam but you need to find a veda paNDit to learn vedic samskritam, they are different. She probably learnt some sanskrit grammar and went into vedic sanskrit. Please don't encourage her

[@gauravkr1557]

@@cop67 since 2007

[@angel84459]

@@sravenca it doesn't matter even if she's not polished in the ancient language, she's much better than many Indians who've lost touch with their ancestral mother tongue...

[@jesuisravi]

@@sravenca said the jerk.

[@sravenca]

many Indians don't know samskRtam doesn't mean you go to some unqualified teaching it just for monetary purposes. there are so many don't know physics, but that doesn't mean you go to someone who learnt physics from, say, newspaper articles, of course, unless you are not interested in learning real physics fundamentals. btw, samskrita bhaarati has even free immersion camps to learn it (classical samskRtam) properly.

[@govindvaish6580]

Respected Madam Ji , You are bringing the buried knowledge before the world with your heard work and talent ,so wonderfully and true' explanation of Devi Saraswati Ji, Kali ji, and Laxmi ji , Congratulations and carry on , Thank you and I am also thanking to school of Philosophy for this , Govind Vaish , From, INDIA

[@Philosophycourse]

thank you for your lovely comment - we are pleased to know how much pleasure this is bringing

[@bharathsf]

Wow. Hinduism is beautiful. Being a Hindu, never realised it.

[@yogsadhanashramhoshiarpur7725]

Very much impressed, proud of you, doing great service to humanity at such a young age. May God bless you.

[@peterlynch6661]

Thank u very much words can't describe how USEFULL this is please bring more of this spiritual exercise ???

[@Philosophycourse]

Hi Peter, thank you for your lovely feedback. We're planning more films for 2019 and these will appear on our channel as soon as they are ready. Thanks again!

[@berndhofmann752]

She's so wonderful and transmits the spirit of the vedas and Sanskrit. ❤❤❤❤

[@Philosophycourse]

Very true. Have you seen this one by Gabriella? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5mYpqKdd7KCraM

[@tunkamtungkhang2465]

Sanskrit literature the sea of knowledge n solutions to mankind sufferings.

[@RajSk-cq5bj]

See how God has blessed us through such simplicity and full of power , Om Om Om

[@jsmith3980]

Absolutely beautiful.Thank you Gabriella.xx

[@rajneesh1307]

You are doing great service to humanity. Love and respect

[@parmydeol6966]

This beautiful invocation mantra being explained and taught in a beautiful way. I remember Osho saying that all religion and scripture of all ages and all origin could be contained in these 3 precious lines. ❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@sureshnair3264]

The hands goes automatically with frequency. Deep understanding......

[@superintendenthooghlydch9894]

What a liberating experience with this explanation .

[@neelanair5002]

Overwhelming. !In what way may I assist in providing for our kids who need this valuable values,so that a very qualitative life process can be achieved! Even if seed given,the roots will be strong and nutured and introspection at some time will be the support,even if stray at times. Absolute need for this value education. 🙏🙏🙏

[@svramakrishnan5347]

Such a vibrant beautiful language

[@balakamaity1343]

Sanskrit, Latin or Hindi ----which is the sweetest? I often get confused.

[@Paragsaini00]

Indians are forgetting their culture and language and adopting english while our brother and sister from other countries slowly adopting the sanskrit. Matter of great proud.

[@dawnhallier9172]

Truly beautiful. Fortunate people to learn such beauty from a teacher who loves Sanskrit.

[@Philosophycourse]

You are quite right - Gabriella does love Sanskrit. Have you seen this video of hers? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5mYpqKdd7KCraM

[@anilkumaragaiblall3836]

A very good teacher…. Wish can attend all her classes and Chants🙏🙏🙏

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks for that nice comment!

[@sethuramanb]

Namaskarams Ms Gabrielle. You are very good at chanting and your pronunciations are as good as , if not better, than that of any Pandits. I was wondering whether the word “mritam” gamaya is chanted as “Amritam” gamaya( when split and chanted) as I have heard many chanting it that way. 🙏🏽

[@sethuramanb]

Sorry, I saw after oposting that a lot of poeple have already commented on this mritam& amritam topic🙏🏽

[@chittaranjandas5953]

Indian educated people and English follower at least watch and learn that how we forget and deprive from our own Sanskrit heritage.

[@bharatrajshakha5513]

Amazing control on our Devanagari language!!!!

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks for that great comment!

[@govindvaish6580]

Wonderful ! You are just like Devi Saraswati Ji ,Respected Madam Ji , I am surprised that you have so deep knowledge about Devi KALI MAA , Congratulations and best of luck. And carry on , With heartiest Regards , Govind Vaish , INDIA

[@Philosophycourse]

Thank you for your lovely comment. We will certainly continue!

[@govindvaish6580]

Thank you and lots of Regards , Govind Vaish From INDIA

[@ashoknatarajan7600]

Amazing . You have explained it so well . Thank you

[@Philosophycourse]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dukhipaki]

Keep up with this commendable endeavour. Bravo

[@Philosophycourse]

Thank you for listening. We are happy you enjoyed the video

[@samirsarkar6718]

I am very much impressed by the teaching of her. Now on I must try to follow her.

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks for this comment. We'll have another video of hers shortly, so do subscribe to the channel.

[@the_customized_coach]

Love your work❤❤

[@Philosophycourse]

Thank you so much 😀

[@asmrtoimproveyourlife9916]

This is stunning and it’s just a small group singing ! Impromptu! 😍

[@Philosophycourse]

Really glad you enjoyed the singing :)

[@anilkumaragaiblall3836]

Aum Shanti Shanti Aum 🙏🙏🙏

[@jhumpabarman3812]

So lovely

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks for watching!

[@langanyu1476]

We used this prayer as kids at school before eating food. That was 35 years back. It’s beyond my mind how this was written hundreds of years back and as per vedas perhaps thousands of years back. It’s still very relevant today. All it says is we all are same and let’s be together and experience the life journey. Line by line meaning is much more beautiful and generic for humanity and for any living life.

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks for that great comment. Glad you find it relevant today too!

[@keshabrawal8244]

woww.. extra-ordinary!!!

[@SandeepKumar-to2bw]

Sanskrit ❤️ wow

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks for that nice comment!

[@rajubalan7053]

Aum 🙏🙏🙏

[@Philosophycourse]

Happy you enjoyed this :)

[@Hemant1.]

I wish to request you to let us know how we can participate in your devine work.

[@rajubalan7053]

👏 😮 👏 😮 wow

[@Philosophycourse]

We are very happy that you feel so moved

[@gauravasr]

The way you defined Kali was beautiful and just, as far as I have experienced.. But ur definition of Laksmi was sort of western.. Lakshmi creates Harmony.. In every aspect of life.. Anyways, Thank you for the up

[@giridharanmp6128]

🙏🙏🙏

[@Philosophycourse]

Happy you enjoyed this Joy of Sanskrit

[@manojsingh9763]

It seem Gargi has reincarted as Gabriella Burnell ji. Gargi wrote a part of veda, known as gargi samhita.

[@bhartithakkar100]

Beautiful teaching 😊🌍

[@rajkishorelenka9877]

Nice

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks!

[@arnabmaity9740]

Thrilling

[@kavitakumar8389]

❤❤❤❤🙏🙏

[@hemantkumarvlogs1892]

nice

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks!

[@shivamumbai1]

There is a famous vedic mantra as Yo vedadow swara prokto vedanti cha pratistitah.Tasya prakriti linasya,yah parasya Maheshwarah.( Those who chant vedic mantra with correct pronunciation,his meta physics inteligence turned to lord shiva.) Chanting Mantra works like reverse engineering process ,since all are potentially complete with divinity.Thanks.

[@ashishdhabale9502]

....mrutyorma " Amrutam Gamaya "

[@sravenca]

@school of philosophy... Yes, the racial changed the whole meaning, _amRitam_ is deathless, or immortal. It's changed it into its direct opposite _mRitam_ meaning death or mortal. Here death doesn't mean the death we ordinarily mean, the death of the body. It means the cycle of birth and death we go thru and in the process suffering or unhappiness. So, the shloka says: 1) lead me from falsehood (this impermenant world) to Truth, that's permenant 2) lead me from darkness (i'm surrounded with in this world beacause of which I don't know Self) to brightness (the knowledge of Self), and 3) lead me from mortal to immortal. While I appreciate the efforts of Ms. Sanskrit, I think it's important to retain the original meaning and purport is understood clearly. One more correction.... the ending 'shaanti' invocation in 'puurNamadam' mantram has a different intonation from the 'shaanti' invocation in other mantra, something special just for this mantra. The *first* syllable (or beginning) of all three 'shaanti' is anudaatta (lowered) and no swarita anywhere, including the ending of last 'shaanti', unlike Ms. Sanskrit teaches here. In other upaniSad, *ending* of first two 'shaanti' are anudaata (lower tone) and *ending* of last 'shaanti' is with swaritam (raised tone). Our (traditional vedic) teachers make a special note of this. Please teach and learn properly. Even changing the tone changes the meaning - like the most quoted passage from taitriiya upaniSad where the intention of the yaagam was to beget a son to kill 'indra', by changing the tone, the mantra was changed to mean to beget a son to be killed by 'indra'. Please be careful...

[@appunnimk]

When you are chanting or in the sentence it's ' mrtyormaamrtamgamaya' and it's perfect. If you split the sentence, then it is 'mrtyormaa amrtamgamaya'. It's by the sandhi rule of sanskrit

[@catherinepeter610]

Nice

[@Philosophycourse]

Thanks

[@monasingh-theo2859]

Ask them to close their eyes..listen and speak...feel it

[@Philosophycourse]

Thank you, that is useful to experience the abundancy, the beauty, the precision, the power from the chant

[@prithvirani]

Mam y did u change from the word Amruthan Gamaya to Mruthyorma Gamaya after your 3rd chant

[@Hemant1.]

. . . one addition after my comment 2 seconds ago. Madam, You are chanting Perfectly well. Excellent. (But except one word). . . . Mrutyornma "AMRUTAM" Gamay . . . The right word is AMRUTAM. Please say AMRUTAM. In Devnagri script it is pronounced as " अमृतं गमय " . That letter "अ" is very crucial to for the meaning. It just cant be omitted. Please consult some Sanskrit scholar on this if needed. AMRUT is like the Nectar of Life. The seekar is saying : Oh Almighty Creater (God), please take me from Death to Mukti (Liberation) through my good thoughts and good deeds. Take me from Darkness to Light. (And many other pious words). Rest of your chanting is flawless. Thank You.

[@yelp005]

Namaste 🙏🏻 She doesn’t omit the initial A of “amrtam”, she just merges the two A sounds of the two words: “mṛtyormā'mṛtaṃ” … Sanskrit is a very melodic and elegant language and words are modified or blended like this to create a smooth transition from one word to the next.

[@daveperkins6191]

What is the name of this mantra?

[@manassyasmal2375]

The Pavamana Mantra (pavamāna meaning "being purified, strained",

[@sravenca]

This is part of _madhu kaaNDa_ of _bRihadaaraNya upaniSad_

[@suramya03]

Mrutyorma Amrutam Gamay.

[@theerthanandakn7771]

This is the only misspelt word. Otherwise she is a saraswati 🙏

[@appunnimk]

No it is not a mistake.she is chanting perfectly and it's just a matter of sandhi rule.

[@SajiSNairNair-tu9dk]

😮🙆👉🌞😃

[@rangainyogareddy6095]

Good Morning

[@rbishwasbishwas5916]

Amrutym gamaya. Not mrutam gamaya.

[@valeriocarone2050]

[@sajisnair9354]

Krishna 🥰😂🤔

[@vishwanathann7638]

It is SAM S KRTAM not sanskrir

[@SajiSNairNair-tu9dk]

🥰👉surya i am your guru say to world dreamin🛌⚡

[@Keithvideo]

lol

[@sajinair870]

Cash 🤔🧞🏸

[@SajiSNairNair-tu9dk]

😩👉🍭😀

[@Philosophycourse]

Ummm? You like it? Thanks for watching!

[@yoya4766]

This feels like a course in a drama school. This lady has a clear voice, explains well but is clinical. What's lacking is a certain religious spirit/heart or feeling. It's a western interpretation of sanskrit, which breaks things down and loses the intangible holistic quality. An analogy is the difference between digital music and analogue.

[@Philosophycourse]

Hmm sorry to hear you feel that. Gabriella has a deep spiritual feeling for Sanskrit and its wisdom - but maybe that didn't come across for you. Is it worth watching another of her videos?

[@yoya4766]

@@Philosophycourse The opinion above is from watching a few of her videos. Her stiff, unnatural, holier than thou style, is what I've seen in drama and AT training schools.

[@himanshusharma2100]

Indian liberals : says modi bhakt

[@lakshmiprasannadevarapu5728]

It is too good that the lady chanting hymns. But all of they should remove their shoes while chanting divine vedic hymns.

[@Philosophycourse]

Thank you, fair point.