mahAperiyava simplified great concepts in his discourses. An example is this video of kAmu paati. The way he simplified complex subjects, connecting them to science, was unparalleled. What kamu paati said here as mahAperiyavA explaining the telugu scholar is the jist of thousands of years of knowledge. Not sure how many realized it. The 'ONE' becomes many is the vedantic concept. This differentiation happens in 3 ways. Sajatiya bheda means differentiation within a species or a kind. No 2 human beings are same. No 2 cows are same. This is sajatiya bheda. Vijatiya bheda means differentiation across species or kinds. Human beings and cows are different. Svagata bheda is even within one self (say a human being) hands, legs, eyes, ears, nose, mouth are all different though they belong the same self. These 3 types of differentiation (bheda) is how evolution works. If it is so, how can that 'ONE' be said to be in all three types of differentiations..? This is a complex question which has been answered and reanswered in multiple ways for thousands of centuries. mahAperiyava makes it simple here through kAmu paati. Assume a tree fully covered with branches and leaves. From being inside the tree we see multiple branches and leaves. No two branches or no two leaves are same, though they are similar. This is sajatiyam between them. But between trunks, branches, leaves, fruits, it is vijatiyam as branches, leaves, fruits have different nature. Amongst the green leaves is sitting a green parrot and below is statue of Lord rAmA in green. If we see the tree with respect to parrot and Lord rAmA statue, THEN ONLY we realize that branches, leaves, fruits combine and form one tree, while parrot and lord rAmA statue are not part of the tree. This is the svagata bhedam. Since tree leaves, parrot and rAmA statue are all green, they merge with each other in color and become indistinguishable. From color we see parrot, lord rAmA statue and tree leaves as similar or same. But deeper analysis tells us these are different. But a still deeper analysis tells us that trees, branches, leaves are actually part of one being, but parrots and lord rAmA statue are alone different. The ultimate kAraNa or reason is one only. But its kAryam or action is multiple. So it builds multiple layers and layers of mAyA. From totally outside as we dig deeper through multiple layers, we get multiple understandings. We realize something is similar or same (all are green), then we realize they are not (they are different), but then we realize some are indeed together (leaves are part of the tree), but others are not (rama and parrot are not) etc. This is like the inverted banyan tree in Bhagavad Gita that Krishna talks about to Arjuna. The roots are up north that we cannot perceive. The leaves are the knowledge through which we perceive this world/Universe. As we cut through all this mAyA, we realize the various bhedas and ultimately realize that the root is one.
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mahAperiyava simplified great concepts in his discourses. An example is this video of kAmu paati.
The way he simplified complex subjects, connecting them to science, was unparalleled. What kamu paati said here as mahAperiyavA explaining the telugu scholar is the jist of thousands of years of knowledge. Not sure how many realized it.
The 'ONE' becomes many is the vedantic concept. This differentiation happens in 3 ways. Sajatiya bheda means differentiation within a species or a kind. No 2 human beings are same. No 2 cows are same. This is sajatiya bheda. Vijatiya bheda means differentiation across species or kinds. Human beings and cows are different. Svagata bheda is even within one self (say a human being) hands, legs, eyes, ears, nose, mouth are all different though they belong the same self.
These 3 types of differentiation (bheda) is how evolution works. If it is so, how can that 'ONE' be said to be in all three types of differentiations..? This is a complex question which has been answered and reanswered in multiple ways for thousands of centuries.
mahAperiyava makes it simple here through kAmu paati.
Assume a tree fully covered with branches and leaves. From being inside the tree we see multiple branches and leaves. No two branches or no two leaves are same, though they are similar. This is sajatiyam between them. But between trunks, branches, leaves, fruits, it is vijatiyam as branches, leaves, fruits have different nature.
Amongst the green leaves is sitting a green parrot and below is statue of Lord rAmA in green. If we see the tree with respect to parrot and Lord rAmA statue, THEN ONLY we realize that branches, leaves, fruits combine and form one tree, while parrot and lord rAmA statue are not part of the tree. This is the svagata bhedam.
Since tree leaves, parrot and rAmA statue are all green, they merge with each other in color and become indistinguishable. From color we see parrot, lord rAmA statue and tree leaves as similar or same. But deeper analysis tells us these are different. But a still deeper analysis tells us that trees, branches, leaves are actually part of one being, but parrots and lord rAmA statue are alone different.
The ultimate kAraNa or reason is one only. But its kAryam or action is multiple. So it builds multiple layers and layers of mAyA. From totally outside as we dig deeper through multiple layers, we get multiple understandings. We realize something is similar or same (all are green), then we realize they are not (they are different), but then we realize some are indeed together (leaves are part of the tree), but others are not (rama and parrot are not) etc.
This is like the inverted banyan tree in Bhagavad Gita that Krishna talks about to Arjuna. The roots are up north that we cannot perceive. The leaves are the knowledge through which we perceive this world/Universe. As we cut through all this mAyA, we realize the various bhedas and ultimately realize that the root is one.
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Blessed soul.Fortunate to view the video Humble pranams
Patti's speech was very clear & narration was very nice.
100% correct
Perum bakyam...ketkaradhe perum punniyam ...arumaiyo arumai voice mama..
Mahaperiyava Charanam 🙏🙏🙏
Excellent memory
Great Great hara hara shankara jaya jaya shankara
Jaya Jaya Sankara Hara Hara Sankara 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Excellent voice mama
RAM.RAM.MAHA PERIYAVA CHARANAM.
பாட்டி உங்களை பார்த்தால் பெரியவாவை தரிசித்த பலன் .ஆசீர்வாதம் பண்ணுங்க பாட்டி
Naan pirantha oor.engal ooruke aththai avar engal kamu engira kamakshi aththai. Poriyai suththam seiya poati potukondu selvom. Enaku jadhagam thottu koduthu aasirvatham seithathu mahasivan nammudaiya periva. Ungalin ithu pondra nalla thagavalhal migavum avasiyam.thangalin thondu migavum potrakoodiya ondru.sri maha ponder aasirvadhamum, anugrahamum eppothum namaku kidaika vendum endru namaskaram seigiren.sri maha periva thiruvadihal saranam.
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