Science Proved that Ganga is Pure? - Untold Secrets of Ganga
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Ganga, the purest and holiest river of India, is not just a body of water; it's a spiritual journey where people come to cleanse their souls and seek blessings, immersing themselves in its purifying embrace. Discover the reasons why 'Gangajal' (Ganga water) is considered the purest and most revered form of water in Hinduism and beyond.
The ancient rituals and beliefs that surround the Ganga, along with different stories explaining its magical journey from heaven to earth, are fascinating. Explore the spiritual practices that make the Ganges an essential pilgrimage site for millions.
In this video, we also delve into the scientific wonders of the Ganga, understanding its unique self-purifying properties and the rich biodiversity it supports, along with its economic significance in sustaining livelihoods, agriculture, and trade along its banks.
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Please make a long video on Radhakrishna
Absolutely Agree 💯 ❤
Bramha baibart maha puran bhagbat maha puran aur garg samhita se hi video banaiye. Mangadant bakwas serial se nahi. Hare Krishna Hari bol 👍🙏😀
Yes , video banni chiye.
Yes
तुम्हे क्या ये एक Spiritual लगता है ?अगर अपने धर्म से जरा भी प्यार है इनके चैनल का Description पढ़ो तुम ।
🚩 Lord Shiva has considered to have two wives : Mata Parvati and Mata Sati
🚩 According Mahabharata, Maa Ganga is wife of Shantanu and mother of the eight Vasus( one of them Pitahma BHISHMA)🚩.
🚩God Brahma curse to Ganga and Shantanu to be born Eight Child on Bhulok (EARTH)🚩
🙏Om namah Shivay 🙏
🙏 Har Har Mahadev🙏
I hope This Information helpful for you
Mata Parvati and Mata Sati are same
Mata gaga is wife of shri narayan. As per shri mad devi bhagwat puran .she took birth as daughter of himalaya and latter on in dwapar she become wife of shantanu and mother of bhushan.pitamah
Great video about Maa Ganga. We should take care of Ganga and ensure we do not pollute it. We need to keep it clean for the future generations too
Mata Ganga was the Wife of Chandravanshi King Shantanu only Not Mahadev and her son's name was Devvrat ..Gangaputra Bhishma Pitamah🙏🏻
No she later on become the wife that also like a Temporary Partner..
She is just mother to many kids not only Bhishma
False. According to Ved vyas mahabhart - Bhishma 's mother was sage Ganga It was not real river ganaga that we saw today...(Dev vrata ) Your information is highly based on TV serial Screen play...
@@anaghashimpi "Vaisampayana said. 'There was a king of the name of Pratipa, who was kind to all creatures. He spent many years in ascetic penances at the source of the river Ganga. The accomplished and lovely Ganga, one day, assuming the form of a beautiful female, and rising from the waters, made up to the monarch. The celestial maiden, endued with ravishing beauty, approached the royal sage engaged in ascetic austerities, and sat upon his right thigh that was, for manly strength, a veritable Sala tree. When the maiden of handsome face had so sat upon his lap, the monarch said unto her, 'O amiable one, what dost thou desire? What shall I do?' The damsel answered, 'I desire thee, O king, for my husband! O foremost one of the Kurus, be mine! To refuse a woman coming of her own accord is never applauded by the wise.' Pratipa answered, 'O thou of the fairest complexion, moved by lust, I never go in unto others' wives or women that are not of my order. This, indeed, is my virtuous vow.' The maiden rejoined, 'I am not inauspicious or ugly. I am every way worthy of being enjoyed. I am a celestial maiden of rare beauty; I desire thee for my husband. Refuse me not, O king.' To this Pratipa answered, 'I am, 'O damsel, abstaining from that course to which thou wouldst incite me. If I break my vow, sin will overwhelm and kill me. O thou of the fairest complexion, thou hast embraced me, sitting on my right thigh. But, O timid one, know that this is the seat for daughters and daughters-in-law. The left lap is for the wife, but thou hast not accepted that. Therefore, O best of women, I cannot enjoy thee as an object of desire. Be my daughter-in-law. I accept thee for my son!'
"The damsel then said, 'O virtuous one, let it be as thou sayest. Let me be united with thy son. From my respect for thee, I shall be a wife of the celebrated Bharata race. Ye (of the Bharata race) are the refuge of all the monarchs on earth! I am incapable of numbering the virtues of this race even within a hundred years. The greatness and goodness of many celebrated monarchs of this race are limitless. O lord of all, let it be understood now that when I become thy daughter-in-law, thy son shall not be able to judge of the propriety of my acts. Living thus with thy son, I shall do good to him and increase his happiness. And he shall finally attain to heaven in consequence of the sons I shall bear him, and of his virtues and good conduct.'
"Vaisampayana continued, 'O king, having said so, the celestial damsel disappeared then and there. And the king, too, waited for the birth of his son in order to fulfil his promise.'
"About this time Pratipa, that light of the Kuru race, that bull amongst Kshatriyas, was engaged, along with his wife, in austerities from desire of offspring. And when they had grown old, a son was born unto them. This was no other than Mahabhisha. And the child was called Santanu because he was born when his father had controlled his passions by ascetic penances. And the best of Kurus, Santanu, knowing that region of indestructible bliss can be acquired by one's deeds alone, became devoted to virtue. When Santanu grew up into a youth, Pratipa addressed him and said, 'Some time ago, O Santanu, a celestial damsel came to me for thy good. If thou meetest that fair-complexioned one in secret and if she solicit thee for children, accept her as thy wife. And, O sinless one, judge not of the propriety or impropriety of her action and ask not who she is, or whose or whence, but accept her as thy wife at my command!'" Vaisampayana continued, 'Pratipa, having thus commanded his son Santanu and installed him on his throne, retired into the woods. And king Santanu endued with great intelligence and equal unto Indra himself in splendour, became addicted to hunting and passed much of his time in the woods. And the best of monarchs always slew deer and buffaloes. And one day, as he was wandering along the bank of the Ganges, he came upon a region frequented by Siddhas and Charanas. And there he saw a lovely maiden of blazing beauty and like unto another Sri herself; of faultless and pearly teeth and decked with celestial ornaments, and attired in garments of fine texture that resembled in splendour the filaments of the lotus. And the monarch, on beholding that damsel, became surprised, and his raptures produced instant horripilation. With steadfast gaze he seemed to be drinking her charms, but repeated draughts failed to quench his thirst. The damsel also beholding the monarch of blazing splendour moving about in great agitation, was moved herself and experienced an affection for him. She gazed and gazed and longed to gaze on him evermore. The monarch then in soft words addressed her and said, 'O slender-waisted one, be thou a goddess or the daughter of a Danava, be thou of the race of the Gandharvas, or Apsaras, be thou of the Yakshas or the Nagas, or be thou of human origin, O thou of celestial beauty, I solicit thee to be my wife!'"
Adi Parva(Sambhava Parv) Section XCVII
@@anaghashimpi "Vaisampayana said, 'The maiden then, hearing those soft and sweet words of the smiling monarch, and remembering her promise to the Vasus, addressed the king in reply. Of faultless features, the damsel sending a thrill of pleasure into the heart by every word she uttered, said, 'O king, I shall become thy wife and obey thy commands. But, O monarch, thou must not interfere with me in anything I do, be it agreeable or disagreeable. Nor shall thou ever address me unkindly. As long as thou shalt behave kindly I promise to live with thee. But I shall certainly leave thee the moment thou interferest with me or speakest to me an unkind word.' The king answered, 'Be it so.' And thereupon the damsel obtaining that excellent monarch, that foremost one of the Bharata race for her husband, became highly pleased. And king Santanu also, obtaining her for his wife, enjoyed to the full the pleasure of her company. And adhering to his promise, he refrained from asking her anything. And the lord of earth, Santanu, became exceedingly gratified with her conduct, beauty, magnanimity, and attention to his comforts. And the goddess Ganga also, of three courses (celestial, terrestrial, and subterranean) assuming a human form of superior complexion and endued with celestial beauty, lived happily as the wife of Santanu, having as the fruit of her virtuous acts, obtained for her husband, that tiger among kings equal unto Indra himself in splendour. And she gratified the king by her attractiveness and affection, by her wiles and love, by her music and dance, and became herself gratified. And the monarch was so enraptured with his beautiful wife that months, seasons, and years rolled on without his being conscious of them. And the king, while thus enjoying himself with his wife, had eight children born unto him who in beauty were like the very celestials themselves. But, O Bharata, those children, one after another, as soon as they were born, were thrown into the river by Ganga who said, 'This is for thy good.' And the children sank to rise no more. The king, however, could not be pleased with such conduct. But he spoke not a word about it lest his wife should leave him. But when the eighth child was born, and when his wife as before was about to throw it smilingly into the river, the king with a sorrowful countenance and desirous of saving it from destruction, addressed her and said, 'Kill it not! Who art thou and whose? Why dost thou kill thy own children? Murderess of thy sons, the load of thy sins is great!'" His wife, thus addressed, replied, 'O thou desirous of offspring, thou hast already become the first of those that have children. I shall not destroy this child of thine. But according to our agreement, the period of my stay with thee is at an end. I am Ganga, the daughter of Jahnu. I am ever worshipped by the great sages; I have lived with thee so long for accomplishing the purposes of the celestials. The eight illustrious Vasus endued with great energy had, from Vasishtha's curse, to assume human forms. On earth, besides thee, there was none else to deserve the honour of being their begetter. There is no woman also on earth except one like me, a celestial of human form, to become their mother. I assumed a human form to bring them forth. Thou also, having become the father of the eight Vasus, hast acquired many regions of perennial bliss. It was also agreed between myself and the Vasus that I should free them from their human forms as soon as they would be born. I have thus freed them from the curse of the Rishi Apava. Blest be thou; I leave thee, O king! But rear thou this child of rigid vows. That I should live with thee so long was the promise I gave to the Vasus. And let this child be called Gangadatta.'"
Adi Parva(Sambhava Upparv) Section XCVIII
@@anaghashimpi "Santanu asked, 'What was the fault of the Vasus and who was Apava, through whose curse the Vasus had to be born among men? What also hath this child of thine, Gangadatta, done for which he shall have to live among men? Why also were the Vasus, the lords of the three worlds, condemned to be born amongst men? O daughter of Jahnu, tell me all.'
"Vaisampayana continued, 'Thus addressed, the celestial daughter of Jahnu, Ganga, then replied unto the monarch, her husband, that bull amongst men, saying, 'O best of Bharata's race, he who was obtained as son by Varuna was called Vasishtha, the Muni who afterwards came to be known as Apava. He had his asylum on the breast of the king of mountains called Meru. The spot was sacred and abounded with birds and beasts. And there bloomed at all times of the year flowers of every season. And, O best of Bharata's race, that foremost of virtuous men, the son of Varuna, practised his ascetic penances in those woods abounding with sweet roots and water.
"Daksha had a daughter known by the name of Surabhi, who, O bull of Bharata's race, for benefiting the world, brought forth, by her connection with Kasyapa, a daughter (Nandini) in the form of a cow. That foremost of all kine, Nandini, was the cow of plenty (capable of granting every desire). The virtuous son of Varuna obtained Nandini for his Homa rites. And Nandini, dwelling in that hermitage which was adored by Munis, roamed about fearlessly in those sacred and delightful woods.
"One day, O bull of Bharata's race, there came into those woods adored by the gods and celestial Rishis, the Vasus with Prithu at their head. And wandering there with their wives, they enjoyed themselves in those delightful woods and mountains. And as they wandered there, the slender-waisted wife of one of the Vasus, O thou of the prowess of Indra, saw in those woods Nandini, the cow of plenty. And seeing that cow possessing the wealth of all accomplishments, large eyes, full udders, fine tail, beautiful hoofs, and every other auspicious sign, and yielding much milk, she showed the animal to her husband Dyu. O thou of the prowess of the first of elephants, when Dyu was shown that cow, he began to admire her several qualities and addressing his wife, said, 'O black-eyed girl of fair thighs, this excellent cow belongeth to that Rishi whose is this delightful asylum. O slender-waisted one, that mortal who drinketh the sweet milk of this cow remaineth in unchanged youth for ten thousand years.' O best of monarchs, hearing this, the slender-waisted goddess of faultless features then addressed her lord of blazing splendour and said, 'There is on earth a friend of mine, Jitavati by name, possessed of great beauty and youth. She is the daughter of that god among men, the royal sage Usinara, endued with intelligence and devoted to truth. I desire to have this cow, O illustrious one, with her calf for that friend of mine. Therefore, O best of celestials, bring that cow so that my friend drinking of her milk may alone become on earth free from disease and decrepitude. O illustrious and blameless one, it behoveth thee to grant me this desire of mine. There is nothing that would be more agreeable to me.' On hearing these words of his wife, Dyu, moved by the desire of humouring her, stole that cow, aided by his brothers Prithu and the others. Indeed, Dyu, commanded by his lotus-eyed wife, did her bidding, forgetting at the moment the high ascetic merits of the Rishi who owned her. He did not think at the time that he was going to fall by committing the sin of stealing the cow.
"When the son of Varuna returned to his asylum in the evening with fruits he had collected, he beheld not the cow with her calf there. He began to search for them in the woods, but when the great ascetic of superior intelligence found not his cow on search, he saw by his ascetic vision that she had been stolen by the Vasus. His wrath was instantly kindled and he cursed the Vasus, saying, 'Because the Vasus have stolen my cow of sweet milk and handsome tail, therefore, shall they certainly be born on earth!'
"O thou bull of Bharata's race, the illustrious Rishi Apava thus cursed the Vasus in wrath. And having cursed them, the illustrious one set his heart once more on ascetic meditation. And after that Brahmarshi of great power and ascetic wealth had thus in wrath cursed the Vasus, the latter, O king, coming to know of it, speedily came into his asylum. And addressing the Rishi, O bull among kings, they endeavoured to pacify him. But they failed, O tiger among men, to obtain grace from Apava--that Rishi conversant, with all rules of virtue. The virtuous Apava, however, said, 'Ye Vasus, with Dhava and others, ye have been cursed by me. But ye shall be freed from my curse within a year of your birth among men. But he for whose deed ye have been cursed by me he, viz., Dyu, shall for his sinful act, have to dwell on earth for a length of time. I shall not make futile the words I have uttered in wrath. Dyu, though dwelling on Earth, shall not beget children. He shall, however, be virtuous and conversant with the scriptures. He shall be an obedient son to his father, but he shall have to abstain from the pleasure of female companionship.'
"Thus addressing the Vasus, the great Rishi went away. The Vasus then together came to me. And, O king, the begged of me the boon that as soon as they would be born, I should throw them into the water. And, O best of kings, I did as they desired, in order to free them from their earthly life. And O best of kings, from the Rishi's curse, this one only, viz., Dyu, himself, is to live on earth for some time.' "Vaisampayana continued, 'Having said this, the goddess disappeared then and there. And taking with her the child, she went away to the region she chose. And that child of Santanu was named both Gangeya and Devavrata and excelled his father in all accomplishments.
"Santanu, after the disappearance of his wife, returned to his capital with a sorrowful heart. I shall now recount to thee the many virtues and the great good fortune of the illustrious king Santanu of the Bharata race. Indeed, it is this splendid history that is called the Mahabharata.'"
Adi Parva(Sambhava Upparv) Section XCIX
om gangaye namah
This comment does not want to disrespect Maa Ganga 🕉
this is not only about Ganga, we should never ever pollute any river even if it is holy, unholy or normal god has given us wonders like fresh rivers, clear sky and clean land as we are his creatures we should try to protect his gift and his creatures
kindly don't throw waste in water or land.
thank you
Thank you Raaaz for giving scientific facts along with such a wonderful tale of our Ganga Maa! Har Har Gange
I have some questions,If ganga is Hindu god then why Hindus are polluting ganga,other several rivers,why Hindus not keeping rivers clean, if ganga is hindu god then why every year Hindus are wasting crores of liters water(ganga) in the name of holi festival😐😐
@@sharankumar4396Bacteria Wale point Se Mai Agree Karta Hun aur aapki baat bhi shi hai iska reason mere hisab se ye hai ki India mein logon ko khuleaam peshab karne tak ki azadi hai logg traffic rules tak follow nhi karte govt ne safai abhiyan shuru kiya tab bhi logg apne ghar ke bahar hi kuda fekte hain azadi itni bhi nhi honi chahiye mere hisab se ki logg rules hi follow na kare aur dusra reason hai population jitni population utna Consumption utna hi garbage human waste water waste sarkar bhi pagal ho jayegi itna sambhalte sambhalte sarkar rules banaye janta follow kare tab kuch ho sakta hai agar 1 crore Indian bhi 1 rupay daily donate kare toh khud sochna uss 1 crore se koi bhi organisation India ke ek state se shuruwat karke kitne logon ki garibi mita sakti hai agar 1 lakh bhi sabko diye jayen toh aur sath hi rehne ke liye ek chota sa ghar
We have to save Maa Ganga 😢
Save our Mata The Ganga Maa
I want to hear unheard stories of Not so famous characters like Urmila (laxmans wife) , Ahilya , Annapurna , Bali ,Vasudev ....etc
Nice voice with great narration.😊
Thankyou so much ya sare video's ke liye ❤ lots of love from odisha ❤
love the voice of this creator - amazing - also edit is amazing - keep posting team raaaz - Jai Maaa Gangeeee
Jai ganga maa🙏🙏🙏fantastic video, very informative and useful
I want a chance to be a part in Clean Ganga Mission 🥺😣
Same 🥺♥️
Same.. me too!!
Awwwwww😊
your voice is the soul of this video ...too good ....keep up the good work
Clean Ganga save humanity 🙏🏻 Har Har Mahadev
Thank you very much for giving us such high quality content.
Voice and narrative so clear to listen
I like your voice for these stories. Very good narration. Thank you!
माता गंगा जी की सुरक्षा अत्यंत आवश्यक हैं😢😢😢जय गंगा माता जी की😢😢🎉🎉💐💐💐❤❤❤
Please make a long video on Rudraksh.with deep explanation n both advantages n disadvantages of rudraksh
one of the best video😌👍... har har gange🙏🙏
Namaste lots of love from Rawalpindi Radhe Radhe.
Video was good but your voice made me a bit nostalgic, you have a good voice for such story tellings. Please work on your voice even more and you have a bright future in this. All the best 👍🏼
Hail Lady Ganga!
Jay maa Ganga!
Here's a request... Please make a video about Ram And Sita age during their marriage...🕉️🙏
Can't you give English subtitles? How can everyone understand these interesting topics?
❤❤❤wow awesome ♥️ 👌🏻
Very informative video 👍
❤❤ thanks for the unbelievable search ❤❤
Whenever I went near the ghats of the Ganga river my whole body got refreshed. Jai ganga maaiya❤
Jai Ganga Maiya💙🌊🙏🏻
Love this channel ❤️❤️
Jai Mata di 🙌🙏
The only faith where seeking (questioning the source of what one knows ) is encouraged. Those who have met Mahadev will know.
Residing in Kashi, And That Too Near Assi Ghat
ThankYou Shivji❤️😌🙇🏻♀️
जय हो माँ गंगा मैया !!! ❤❤❤🙌
❤save nature save mother Earth ❤
WoW! I'm Impressed!
This video is really good because its telling us the truth how the ganga gets pure
Sir... Stock video & image kaha se lete ho... Best video & music
Har Har Mahadev
Jai Shiv Shankar
Jai Maa Ganga 🙏🙏❤️❤️
radhe radhe 💙🌼🧿
can we have a video about Mata Bahuchara?
When i grow up.. im gonna definitely do something bout cleaning ganga river !!
We must preserve and protect all our rivers as they are our lifeline.
Jai ho maa ganga ki🙏
Please make a long video on Radha and Rukmani 🙏
Voice, what a base
Thanks admin bhai maa gange ke upar vedio bnane ke liy
Ganga maiyaa ki Jai❤
Har Har Maa Ganga
Jai shree ram jai shree krishna
Please make video om kak brushundi
Ganga was being sarcastic 😅 and got sharp ...damnn 😮
JAI GANGA MAA❤❤❤❤❤
Glaciers ke melting aur environment destruction ka nateeja, Kedarnath hadsa adi pe bhi kuch bataiye.
Save Ganga ❤
Jai ho maa Gange🙏💙
Are your podcast on Spotify?
Ganga maa makes you feel peace
Wow.. 👌
Jai Shree Ram🕉️🙏Om Namah Shivay🕉️🙏Jai Mata Dee🕉️🙏Jai Manshadevi Ji Ki🕉️🙏Jai Ashokssundhri Ji Ki🕉️🙏Jai Naagpanchami Ji Ki🕉️🙏
Please make a video on Saraswati
Joy Maa Ganga Har Har Ganga
Make a video on chhath Puja of Bihar
Your voice ❤
Jai shree Ram 🕉️
Please make a video on Radhakrishn
Har har Gange jai Ganga Matha
Jay ganga maiya🙏🙏
Har har mahadev har har gange jai maa
Save Gangaa maa
Govt is taking action on cleaning ....but still ...we have to stand out for thiss......jai ho mata ganga ❤
Jai maa ganga
instead of saying ganga every time you should have said Maa Ganga, it was really heart breaking listening it like that.
Sir please Baidyanath jyotirling per Video baniye
Brahmaputra is also rich in fertile , nd minerals , Assam have very much blessed nd contribution of Brahmaputra River ..❤❤❤
Har Har Gange 🙏🌹
Please make a video on radhakrishn
I love your voice ❤
Can you explain the story of Mayank
JAI GANGA MAA 🙏 🙏
Ganga should be protected
हर हर गंगे 🙏🏻
Can you make a vedio on Sindhu ma who was the river Indus
Maa Yamuna k bhi bataye please 🙂
jai mata di
Our religion is a history, not mythology.
Namo namah❤️❤️🙏
Please make a maa narbda नदी full story
Raja bali ki story pe videos banaiye
Please change the title of this video since the content is in complete contrast to the idea suggested by title, there's absolutely no mention of Ganga's children or the story of their killing!
Har har mahadev 🙏🙏 Jai mata Parvati 🙏🙏 Jai maa ganga 🙏🙏
Jai maa gange❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Jai maa gange❤❤
Please make of Radhakrishnan and there love story and some things else ... please please please please please please please please please please please please please please
Pls make a long story of Radhakrishna
Har Har gange 🙏❤️
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I am from gangasagar, kapil muni ashram