Purusha Suktam - Vedic Meditation on the Cosmic Being
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- Опубліковано 18 бер 2019
- These Sanskrit mantras from the Vedic scriptures envision God becoming manifest in the form of the entire universe. Chanted in Sanskrit and English, using original Vedic pitches for Sanskrit and traditional melody for translation.
To learn how to chant this hymn in Sanskrit, please see: • Purusha Sukta (learn t...
The Vedic hymn, Purusha Sukta, describes God (Ishwara) as being both immanent, present in the world as saguna brahman, and as being transcendent, beyond the world, as nirguna brahman.
Swami Tadatmananda is a traditionally-trained teacher of Advaita Vedanta, meditation, and Sanskrit. For more information, please see: www.arshabodha.org/
Hari om guriji
I am listening to this on REPEAT until all the illusions dissolve. LOVE the '70's style synthesizer providing the drone (or should I say, the Brahma) ❤️🙏
Om shanti ❤❤❤
Hello, 🙏🏼
I’m your new subscriber!
Wishing I would have found your channel sooner. 🥰
But gratefull to have found it now!
ॐशांति
It's one of one's privilege to be part of this channel. Great service through this knowledge forecasting.
Absolutely wonderful, thank you so much. Loved having the parallel texts and translations. Very beautifully chanted. 💜
Namasthe Swamiji, Melodious and beautiful presentation with English translation side by side. Very blessed to understand the meaning.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
So, melodious and beautiful presentation of Purush Suktam. Swamiji made it easy for all to understand but not miss the divine vibrations of Sanskrit words! Thank you 🙏
Namaste SwamiJi,
Amazing meditation technique and unique presentation of beautiful Vedic chanting along with English translation side by side. Perfectly chanted with right speed to be able to understand meaning of each Sanskrit word. Beautiful images on the right to the text connecting to the meaning of hymns adds so much to the chanting. We are so blessed to have you share this on UA-cam.
Pinki patel
great videos, I am greatful .thank you so much
thank you. may we all realize perfect peace and uninterrupted contentment🙏
Astounding way of presentation. 💖💖💖🕉️🕉️🕉️🙏🏼
I am a believer of vedic science.
I wish to know what explanation our rishes and vedic enlightened people gave us for the power of chanting mantras
Thank you very much universe.
Purusha evedam sarvam!
Aum Namo Narayana 🙏
Hari Aum tat sat 🙏
Very beautifully chanted. Text and translation are added advantage. Thanks.
Astonishing. The whole thing had me captured. This is Magnificent in every way. The Lord himself.
ABSOLUTELY ULTIMATE ! BLESSINGS AND GRATITUDE
Om shantih shantih shantih
Peaceful and pious. Thanks to our Swamiji for rendering these shlokas in Sanskrit with English translation along with illustrations on the side. English recitation makes it understandable for me who can not follow the meaning of original Sanskrit verses. The diction is perfect and recitation so easy to listen to. To my meager knowledge, this may be the only such bilingual recitation of any scriptural verses. Can we have more of similar presentations? Salutations to our Swamiji for his tireless uploading of new videos that are such genuine interpretations of our ancient scriptural texts. We remain for ever grateful to our Swamiji for his enlightening discourses.
Swami ji 🙏
I love the lyrical English Swamiji!
THanks. GOD blessings
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So calm ,peaceful ❤️❤️❤️❤️😇🙏
Thank you for your seva, I’m grateful!
Swamiji,thank You very much, I'v been watching your wonderful videos every night since the Pandemic started and this helped me a lot in these difficult times,in a place I didn't want to be(North Italy..)..🙏🙏🙏really thanks,your videos are so relaxing and interesting and your very beautiful voice and music is transcendental, hipnothic,so relaxing!!You really are a Special Being!If I were in the U.S.A. I certainly have done everything to come to your ashram..!!thank you again so much!🌷
Very melodious, transcends u to ur reality
Thanks 💓
Thank you so much for the translation 🙏 very blessed to understand the meaning of the renowned Purushasuktha 🙏🙏
Beautiful...
Purusha, even present in youtube!
very clever!
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Soo good. Thank you
Truly beautiful chant. I look at creation through a different lens after pondering over the profound meaning of this chant. Thank you for sharing the wisdom of the ancient rishis with all of us. A very education use of UA-cam! Excellent channel!
Wow.. Sounds Great...
Thank you
Very nice chanting....
Wonderful Master!!! Precious and so Clear! Thank you... i needed this translation... a great translation! And you sing absolutely beautiful... Om hari Swami Ji 🙏💓🕉♪🌱 greetins from Colombia
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I am powerfully struck by the power of this wonderful hymn to Purusha, the Cosmic Person. Taking into account my Christian baggage, it reminds me of the voluntary sacrifice of Divinity itself at the hands of its own creatures (devas and asuras, followers and detractors) in the sacrificial stake (similar to the cross?), From which an infinity arises of cosmic manifestations and powers. However, doubt arises about the presence of animal sacrifices in the Vedic literature. I understand that they could be interpreted symbolically, but these types of bloody sacrifices or yajñas are still practiced in India and Nepal. That got me pretty confused. Do the Vedas allow animal sacrifices?
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wonderful swamijee!
thank you so much from the heart!
one or two places audio-visual incongruities
translation go awry: back and forth of the audio-sanskrit to english translations.
it could be very hard to correctly pronounce these Sanskrit words for a foreigner. myself as a Indian have hard time pronounce these words however you are doing better than most foreigners i have heard before.
Pronaams! 🙏
Really nice work there, that's the authenticity that resonate true !!! i'd like to have the same with only the Sanskrit audio but the trad is really nice to have it but it's quite disturbing to have both languages !! Many thanks
Namaste swami. Its a great work what you re doing. Not only because your knowlege is huge, so because with your work your leading our hearts to the Lord!
Thank you so much and may you reach moksha in this life!
Pd: i think that could be great to translate what you re teaching to spanish. Its not easy to find about this in spanish and could be realy helpfull to so much seekers.
If you agree i can help to do the work.
Was any God born from thie of gaint purusha
phoenix and green dragon , sphere eyes on the walls of the sphere? Can you tell me something more about taht? God with you
Metaphorical representation according to upnishads
If the allegorical yajna talks about creation , how can gods ,saints and rishis perform the rite because nothing has been created by/from the Purusha yet. This contradicts the statement that nothing was there earlier to his presence
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If there is only god god cannot be transcendental . Hinduism says there is god only, not there is only one god.Anytbing that can be counted is not god.
Namaste Rajendran. In this context, the transcendent aspect of God is what the rishis called parabrahma or nirgunabrahma, and the immanent aspect is what the rishis called aparabrahma or sagunabrahma - two aspects of the same reality which is nondual - as you said, anything that can be counted is not God.
@@SwamiT so the semitic concept of countable god is the creation of man's psyche. Semitic gods cone from the dark abysses of human psyche. Monotheism is spiritual fascism responsible for the murder of billions and billions of people. It is what made religions blood thirsty. On the other hand, indic and padam concept of God s and goddesses are the day to day practice of adavaits. Here everything becomes divine.
@Swami Tadatmananda I appreciate what the rishis taught here about the transcendent and immanent aspects of God since I have come to understand the Hebrew God in such terms. Let me explain by providing a quote:
*The Meaning of the Names*
"YHWH is a proper noun referring to the God of Israel. It is often translated "LORD" (with either all caps or with small caps to keep it distinct from occurrences of "adonai"). Elohim is the generic term for god or gods that only later became a proper name.
As such, YHWH is used whenever the Bible stresses God's personal relationship with His people and the ethical nature of His character. Elohim refers to God's power, His creating all things, and how He is the ruler of all life and all things. Psalm 19 is one of the best examples of how these names are used. The first 6 verses speak of Elohim and His relation to the material world. However, beginning in verse 7, YHWH appears and the focus of the Psalm shifts to the law, precepts, and His relationship with humans who know Him.
The name YHWH is used to show the personal nature of God and how He relates to human beings. On the other hand, Elohim refers to the transcendent creator of the universe, who shaped it. YHWH is appropriate when emphasizing the relationship with Him in personal and ethical matters. Elohim connects deity with existence and humanity.
Accordingly, Genesis 1 uses Elohim to show God's power in creating all things. Genesis 2:4-3:23 uses YHWH-Elohim to show the very intimate and detailed relationship between God and Adam and Eve. Both names are used to show that the same Elohim who created all things maintains a personal relationship with those who walk in His ways. Note that in the very first "J passage," (who is supposed to know God as YHWH) the name is YHWH-Elohim."
Luke, Frank. Master of Arts in Theological Studies and Master of Divinity - Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. Springfield, Missouri.
hermeneutics.stackexchange.com/questions/1461/why-does-god-say-he-only-revealed-his-name-yahweh-to-moses
Now… consider the following:
"Panentheism (from Greek πᾶν (pân) "all"; ἐν (en) "in"; and θεός (Theós) "God"; "all-in-God") is a belief system which posits that God exists and interpenetrates every part of nature, and timelessly extends beyond as well. Panentheism is distinguished from pantheism, which holds that God is synonymous with the material universe.
In panentheism, God is not exactly viewed as the creator or demiurge but the eternal animating force behind the universe, with the universe as nothing more than the manifest part of God. The cosmos exists within God, who in turn "pervades" or is "in" the cosmos. While pantheism asserts that God and the universe are coextensive, panentheism claims that God is greater than the universe and that the universe is contained within God. Panentheism holds that God is the "supreme affect and effect" of the universe."
www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Panentheism [This definition was removed by Reference dot com]
For further inquiry into the concept of panentheism and how it relates to Judeo-Christian theology visit the following web page:
plato.stanford.edu/entries/panentheism/
Furthermore, understanding the true nature of the "inner" personal YHWH that the Ancient Hebrews communicated with and that the biblical writers described, visit the following web page:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collective_unconscious
Two aspects of the same reality - the creator and sustainer of all things and its cognitive, emotional and volitional outgrowth from the universe.
@@SwamiT what are cosmic mantra
Some Christian People thinks Purusha is Jesus who himself sacrifice for this creation.
Beautiful! But, probably it could have been better, if it were just English !
such long diisitations should be broken into smaller parts