Nasadiya Suktam | Creation Hymn from Rig Veda | English Translations
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- The chanting of Nasadiya Sukta, the oldest Vedic creation hymn, with an English translation. Embodies the spirit of inquiry in Vedanta.
Nasadiya Suktam is one of the oldest Vedic songs on Creation. It is found in the Rig Veda and is considered to be over 3000 years old. The poet sings about how the universe was created and wonders aloud if even the Gods know who might have created this wonderful world we live in. It evokes a spirit of humility, wonder, and awe at the magnificence of this universe and leaves us humbled by our own lack of knowledge of the greater truths and secrets that it holds.
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Wow....anyone with any understanding of cosmology and astrophysics will be mind blown by this. What a lofty lofty scripture....and so very old. Can any other religion even begin to show this level of intellectual maturity and absolute honesty. I cant imagine how superior our ancestors were.
Wake up. The source is the same. For all religions. O poor soul.
@@EternalVoice11 judgemental much oh enlighgened soul ?
This is Dharma, not religion.
@@EternalVoice11oh really then show which chapter of Bible or Quran states this?
@@vinsin328 Sanatan drama
Beautiful! This was the beginning of the Title Song of the Doordarshan serial "Bharat Ek Khoj"!
The narration of mystery of creation in few minutes !
Listened to Imtiaz Ali Saying that the The Song of Rockstar "Kun Faya Kun" like:
Jab Kahin pe bhi Kuchh bhi nahi tha, Vahi tha Vahi tha
came after Amish Tripathi Oxford Union Talk.
Same. Just realized a Hindi version was used as a background score in the 'Vaccine War' movie
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Me too .amazed by Vedic thoughts.
Yups..... ❤
Me too
Truly amazed by the level and depth of scientific and astronomical knowledge and understanding that our ancestors had 🙏
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नासदीय सूक्त (Nasadiya Sukta) ऋग्वेद के 10वें मंडल, 129वें सूक्त में पाया जाता है। यह सूक्त ब्रह्मा और सृष्टि के उत्पत्ति के बारे में प्रश्न उठाता है और इसकी अद्वितीयता और गहराई के लिए प्रसिद्ध है। यहां इसके प्रमुख विषयों और अंशों की जानकारी दी गई है . Kindly Follow me for further discussions!
Wow! This is an amazing video! And the meanings are so true and detailed! ❤
Beautiful. Thank you for the presentation and translation
Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Besides, “na mrtyur amritam na tarhi na”. 🌺♥️
Hymn of the Creator😢.
I came here after Imtiaz Ali podcast on his reading srimad Bhagavad Gita since boyhood
धन्यवाद !
Clearly says Hinduism is founded upon truth. What we dont know we don't know. What we know, we know. We don't invent a God and start acting like fanatics, without applying the natural intelligence that you are born with as a man. This is Bharat, the land of Spirituality and wisdom, the Guru of the World. Due respect to all other religions who respect humanity at first. Hari om.
Great Video
Excellent video 🙏
Awesome
भाई इसका लिरिक्स संस्कृत का ही देना चाहिए था ॥
अंग्रेजी मे स्वर कहाँ कहाँ लगे है पता नहि चलता
AUM 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for uploading this. May I know who translated these Vedic verses into English?
At 0:30 second the pronunciation of asid is missing
Its not.. Listen carefully.. Its asit not asid!!
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One translation error. Desire didn’t come from heat but the power of knowledge.
How is it that the second pada of the first chhanda has just 10 syllables (नासीद्रजो नो व्योमा परो यत्) instead of 11 and why is the यत् at the end is rather pronounced as यत?
The missing syllable is natural in Vedic verses. Even the Gayatri Mantra is stuck at 23 instead of 24 (though the restore-ists disagree). The elongation of the त् to something sounding like त is also common in chanting and often occurs at the end of sentences where there is supposed elongation of vowels according to Panini.
Even That which is, does not know him self.
Anyone here after hearing Kun Faya kun
I am