I deeply apologise for the mispronounced words, I don't want to disrespect any community. I make these videos from heart full of love & compassion because these profound teachings changed my life and I hope it can change other's life too. "All that he knows are mere names. To go beyond, one must know what is greater than the name." - Chandogya Upanishad (Sage Sanatkumar to Narad) Keep seeking & Keep soaring 🙏
Better use the accent which is compatible with Sanskrit pronunciations, instead of using an alien accent and bringing disrepute to the language which is the soul of Sanatana Dharma.
You are doing absolutely great sir. The import if the upanishad is more important than the semantics! 99% of Indians don’t know something called Upanishads exist leave alone brihadaaranyaka.. Just like atma is more important than the body the meaning of Upanishads is more important than the pronunciation! Salute to you!
@@muralinarasimhan3863 That's where the lose ends get opened up. In Sanskrit every pronunciation is important. Just you said, it's important to understand deha first, then you realise atma. It's easy to slide away with such explanations which don't really fetch you anything. Search for words which differ in meaning when you change lower case to upper case or vice-versa. Hope to see a mature video next time.
@@RchandraMS what you say is true. Words are important but is limited. But the essence of sanatana is that atma gnaanam which is direct experience and words have no place there. That’s why there is a prayaschitta mantra kaayena vaacha etc etc. where you do praaschitta for mantra heenam kriyaa heenam and bhakthi heenam. In Vaishnava sampradaaya there is something called saatveega tyagam!! Where one gives up all responsibilities of intent action and end in the name Krishna. Ihope you understand. This is my humble submission!
@@muralinarasimhan3863 I really feel pity for your superficial knowledge. Prayaschitta is for the unknown mistakes done. Not for the known deliberately made mistakes. Probably, you may have to check the real essence of all the relaxations provided.
I bow down with reverence at the Feet of Yajnavalka and Gargi and to Profound Wisdom in The Upanishads. May It's Sacred Perfume spread in all directions winged with Love and Devotion. Hari Om Tat Sat 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
Well done! good video, good narration. Don't worry about your pronunciation of some names mentioned in the comments, your heart is in the right place and your effort to bring this truly gem of knowledge in such a wonderful way is what counts. Thank you for your work!
@@BharatVerseYT I am watching more of your videos and of course, subscribed. You are doing such a great work! With clarity and good visuals, these videos are so needed for people to hear the timeless wisdom and knowledge of the most ancient civilization in the Universe and on this planet. Love your videos!
🙏🙏🙏 I probably have heard this dialog between Gargi and Yjnavalkya more than 50 times, yet it feels so fresh and new. Every single time, it bathes me with new meaning and bliss. The very question by Gargi - "What is the knowledge by knowing which, everything is known" - wow! It's simply amazing and so profound - the depth of logic and science is mesmerizing. No doubt Upanishads are pure and absolute science. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Logically enthralling conversation… I had the same insight when climbing to the cave where Mahavtar Babaji initiated Lahiri Mahasaya into kriya yoga later made popular by Paramhansa Yogananda in his book ‘Autobiography of a Yogi’. While returning from the cave I saw a goat giving birth a kid .. the kid goat was tottering and the umbilical sac was still visible. When I reached home I saw a huge dead cobra on my front lawn. That night I got the insight… life is expressing itself through us. It has no other purpose but to sustain life. Our consciousness is immortal and changeless … creating sustaining and dissolving the world of perception. Chidanda Roopam Shivoham… as Shankara put it.
A big lie!, consciousness is impermanent and subject to change, it is dependent on our material brain organ to even arise & operate in the first place. In short, no material brain organ in your body == No consciousness possible. Your consciousness right now while seeing my comment is completely different from the consciousness you had when you wrote your comment in the past. So unfortunately both you and you mahavatar babaji are living their life in ignorance if they believe in wrong-view of eternalism, and so are destined to reborn in a plane of misery for a long time. No offence but it is only boundless compassion from me.
@@RAZONEbe_sep_aiii_0819 modern science is not even sure where exactly the mind resides in the physical brain let alone consciousness. There are more things on heaven and earth than can be dreamed of in your philosophy… Shakespeare. So add his name to your list of liars too
🙏Most wonderful and beautiful conversation impregnated with profound meaning. It demonstrates how our sages have achieved the pinnacle of knowledge, knowing which everything worthy of knowing becomes known, knowing which every question is answered. Unfortunately, owing to our English education, we have lost our roots in Sanskrit and we are forgetful of our own treasure. Thanks for sharing this wonderful knowledge from our glorious past.🙏🙏🙏
Your TH-cam channel's insightful storytelling and explanations of the Upanishads' teachings on the self and the Supreme Shelf are truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing these profound concepts in such an accessible and meaningful way. Your dedication to spreading wisdom and enlightenment is truly appreciated. Keep up the amazing work!
Very nice job in explaining the essence of the Veda (Knowledge) using the Brihad segment. Timeless dialog that never ages, that is ever new, ever fresh, ever so relevant in the modern strife full times.
Phele hi puch leti gargi ki brahman exist bhi karta hai ki nahi ki sirf ek concept bana diya hai brahman ka vedas mai to Yajnavalkya ki bolti band ho jati. Lekin jab puchne wala aur jawab dene wala dono hi apne ho to debate ka to matlab hi nahi banta. Ye to direct match-fixing (debate-fixing) hai.
Thank you for this nice video. Just one small addition. The name of this Upanishad is BrhadAranyaka Upanishad. बृहदारण्यक उपनिषद, शुक्ल यजुर्वेद से जुड़ा एक प्राचीन उपनिषद है
Sir really superb fantastic conversation. Make me to understand easily as if gargi yajnawalkiar sit before me. When I read book brahadaranyaka upanishad I unable to understand anything. When I watched this video TH-cam I understand well flawlessly. You gather unlimited punniyam by explaining this even a lay man could easily understand enlighten through your grace. Kindly explain us how lord Krishna attained bliss of God as mentioned in chandogya upanishad. This is my humble request. Bhaskaran
Namaste, As you've suggested to make a Video on "How Lord Krishna attained bliss of God as mentioned in Chandogya Upanishad. Here it is - th-cam.com/video/v6K-MgCTt6E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7YqIZHIOlCfywO6e Thankyou for your support. Stay tuned.
Chinta mat karo uncle, marne ke baad tumhe kuch nahi milne wala. Bas apni maut ko apne paas aate dekho. Kyunki jo bhi aata hai wo jata bhi hai. Yehi satya hai.
Great narration. Congrautulations. This Upanishad is realy the extract of ultimate knowledge of Hindu philosophy. Brahm is the ultimate reality and realising this truth is the highest aim of life . From my side I like to add this much to it, from the perspective of student of physics. General Theory of Relativity and Quantum Mechanics are the two streams of physics that revolutionised modern thought and philosophy in the last century. What is the final conclusion about reality as per the modern quantum theory of gravity? It concludes that the ultimate reality is a unified covariant quantum field and the phenomenal world is a manifestation of this field, quantas of the field coming into existence and then going into non- existence. The dance of Siva! Why can't you interpret Ohm as the symbol of this reality which you may call variously as Unified Field or Brahm.
very good presentation; however, i wish the author is cognizant of the actual name of the upaniSad and used that in title as well as narration. this is called bRhadaaraNyaka upaniSad - mening upaniSad like a big (bRhat) forest (aaraNyaka). this contains the essence of probably every other upaniSad.
Great 🎉thanks for bringing up such philosophy of sanathana but the essences of all vedas and puranas is srimad Bhagavatham ...simpler to understand God but deities worship than understanding something that your mind cant conceive .
Please study the difference between Brahma the creator, Brahmin the priest caste and Brahman the one described in Vedas and Upanishads. In Hindi, Brahmins are called Brahman and in Tamil for instance Brahmana. This has probably caused confusion to few who have penned their comments below.
Interesting. 1. But, this is not what I read in Brihadaaranya Upanishath as Translated by Swami Somanaathaanda of Shri Ramakrishna Aashrama. 2. I did not know Yaajnavalkya was wearing spectacle (eye glasses) as depicted in the picture over 5000 years ago. 3. I did not know women were covering their heads with saari over 5000 years ago. The widows were doing it I suppose. The Muslims and women influenced by Islam were doing it. But, Islam did not even exist over 5000 years ago. 4. I appreciate the acknowledgement and the apologies for mispronouncing the language of our great ancestors and creator.
This knowledge is emancipation from ignorance leading to humility. Do we protect the world & ourselves from evil 😈 forces that want to dominate and control the Brahman? OR do we vanquish the evil forces to protect ourselves from early destruction before becoming Brahman?❤ 🎉
This has to be listened carefully with all ears and know the definition of each word , thinking Brahman as consciousness in every thing inherent and the reaction by collusion of everything . To create new consciousness
Though your intentions are really laudable, a public presentation REQUIRES, & IS EXPECTED to be of Much Refinements, of Pronunciation * Translation * Transliteration of Sanskrit Words~ Which are ~ BrihadARANYAK बृहदारण्यक * Brahm ब्रह्म ~ Brahman ब्राह्मण is the Knower /Explorer of ब्रह्म Brahm ~
I would like to correct here, it not Consciousness as named by the most! 😢 It is CONSCIENCE, CONSCIENCE, CONSCIENCE which is incomprehensible formless and the strata for everything. There is only one and only one Conscience for the whole universe living or non living which are expressions revealed by the Supreme Mother whose job is to conceal and divert everything, the MAAYAA indeed, Om🔥❤️🎉👻
Thank you for even attempting to pronounce rather complicated names with multiple syllables. One request, stop referring Sanatan Dharma as Hinduism. The latter is a British created nonsense.
I am a Muslim interested in understanding Santana Dharma which appears to be the foundation of Hindu religion. The undefinable Brahman seems to be equivalent to the undefinable Allah in Islam. Am I wrong?
Brother, I believe you are right. Both Allah and Brahman are the source of all things; therefore, things equal to the same thing are equal to each other. Is it not so? ❤
Absolutely. During the 17th century, this argument was made by Dara Shikoh, the heir apparent to Shah Jahan of the Mughal empire. He even translated the upanishads into Persian and made the argument that the original concept of monotheism of Islam comes from here.
Son, though the Brahman and Allah seem like one, there are distinct differences. Quran instructs to worship Allah the creator but not his creations. But brahman is formless as well as the materials with forms. Because Brahman manifests itself into material hence the creator and the creations are one and the same.
From the very start the hindu dharma(Vedic/sanatan) is divided into two schools of thought. first r those who believe that god has a physical form (sagun) . In this thought they refer to god as param purush (supreme person) & call him by names such as krsna, rama. Those who follow vedic rituals talk about five dev s (sun, shiv , parvati , ganesh and vishnu). Thus all of these have physical forms . Here we believe in duality meaning that we the living beings are different from god and after death living beings don't merge but migrate into a new body.thus at all times there r two (god & we living beings) Those who follow the other school say that god has no form at all. They call him "brahman". This is different from braahman(a caste) and Brahma (a demi-god & the creator of different species (body forms in which the soul resides). Here they don't believe in duality and r thus termed as monists. Here they believe that after death of living being the soul merges with the brahaman and looses its existence (this is why the followers after death r called "brahmanleen") or those who have merged with brahaman. So whenever we make any video on the very onset we must mention that this video is as per sagun or nirgun(wothout body form) school of thought. This is specially recommended to those who r not aithotrised (meaning those not coming from "guru-shishya -- parampara " or come from the cyclic chain of successive spiritual master and the deciple.(like shankracharyas etc). Also pronunciation of nouns (names of person/place/thing) don't change with the use of different languages. So even while catering to audience knowing english only still we pronounce nouns like we do in Sanskrit/devnagari language. This is my recommendation to all those like u who, just by reading a book start making videos. U must always name the person(acharya ) and book on whose commentary u r basing the video on.
In Sanskrit, Brah means to be or make firm, strong, solid, expand, promote and Man refers to a fundamental principle. So in essence the word refers to the fundamental principle or substratum of everything.
Pranams to all also Salam. We say. There is God(no). Then we say there is only God(no). We are. In(evrything )is in conciousness. Krishna said the same in B gita. I am in you. , u are in me no. I am not in you
I deeply apologise for the mispronounced words, I don't want to disrespect any community. I make these videos from heart full of love & compassion because these profound teachings changed my life and I hope it can change other's life too.
"All that he knows are mere names. To go beyond, one must know what is greater than the name." - Chandogya Upanishad (Sage Sanatkumar to Narad)
Keep seeking & Keep soaring 🙏
Better use the accent which is compatible with Sanskrit pronunciations, instead of using an alien accent and bringing disrepute to the language which is the soul of Sanatana Dharma.
You are doing absolutely great sir. The import if the upanishad is more important than the semantics! 99% of Indians don’t know something called Upanishads exist leave alone brihadaaranyaka..
Just like atma is more important than the body the meaning of Upanishads is more important than the pronunciation!
Salute to you!
@@muralinarasimhan3863 That's where the lose ends get opened up. In Sanskrit every pronunciation is important. Just you said, it's important to understand deha first, then you realise atma. It's easy to slide away with such explanations which don't really fetch you anything. Search for words which differ in meaning when you change lower case to upper case or vice-versa.
Hope to see a mature video next time.
@@RchandraMS what you say is true. Words are important but is limited. But the essence of sanatana is that atma gnaanam which is direct experience and words have no place there. That’s why there is a prayaschitta mantra kaayena vaacha etc etc. where you do praaschitta for mantra heenam kriyaa heenam and bhakthi heenam. In Vaishnava sampradaaya there is something called saatveega tyagam!! Where one gives up all responsibilities of intent action and end in the name Krishna. Ihope you understand. This is my humble submission!
@@muralinarasimhan3863 I really feel pity for your superficial knowledge. Prayaschitta is for the unknown mistakes done. Not for the known deliberately made mistakes. Probably, you may have to check the real essence of all the relaxations provided.
A profound exposition of the greatest teaching.Thank you for this.
ബൃഹദാരണ്യകോപനിഷത്ത്. യാജ്ഞവല്ക്യൻ.ബ്രഹ്മം. എന്നിവയുടെ ഉച്ചാരണം ഒഴികെ കാര്യമെല്ലാം നന്നായി അവതരിപ്പിച്ചു. അഭിനന്ദനങ്ങൾ.❤
I bow down with reverence at the Feet of Yajnavalka and Gargi and to Profound Wisdom in The Upanishads. May It's Sacred Perfume spread in all directions winged with Love and Devotion.
Hari Om Tat Sat 🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
Great knowledge about our upanishad ❤
Thank-you for your kind words.
Stay-tuned for more
Well done! good video, good narration. Don't worry about your pronunciation of some names mentioned in the comments, your heart is in the right place and your effort to bring this truly gem of knowledge in such a wonderful way is what counts. Thank you for your work!
Namaste & Thank-you so much.
These comments inspire me to continue the work I'm doing.
Please stay tuned for more.
@@BharatVerseYT I am watching more of your videos and of course, subscribed. You are doing such a great work! With clarity and good visuals, these videos are so needed for people to hear the timeless wisdom and knowledge of the most ancient civilization in the Universe and on this planet. Love your videos!
This is what Sri Adi Shankaracharya says in his Brahmagnavali. Amazing. To understand one needs a higher level of knowledge.
🙏🙏🙏 I probably have heard this dialog between Gargi and Yjnavalkya more than 50 times, yet it feels so fresh and new. Every single time, it bathes me with new meaning and bliss.
The very question by Gargi - "What is the knowledge by knowing which, everything is known" - wow! It's simply amazing and so profound - the depth of logic and science is mesmerizing. No doubt Upanishads are pure and absolute science.
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for bringing out such unknown knowledge to millions of Hindus.
Logically enthralling conversation… I had the same insight when climbing to the cave where Mahavtar Babaji initiated Lahiri Mahasaya into kriya yoga later made popular by Paramhansa Yogananda in his book ‘Autobiography of a Yogi’. While returning from the cave I saw a goat giving birth a kid .. the kid goat was tottering and the umbilical sac was still visible. When I reached home I saw a huge dead cobra on my front lawn. That night I got the insight… life is expressing itself through us. It has no other purpose but to sustain life. Our consciousness is immortal and changeless … creating sustaining and dissolving the world of perception. Chidanda Roopam Shivoham… as Shankara put it.
A big lie!, consciousness is impermanent and subject to change, it is dependent on our material brain organ to even arise & operate in the first place. In short, no material brain organ in your body == No consciousness possible.
Your consciousness right now while seeing my comment is completely different from the consciousness you had when you wrote your comment in the past.
So unfortunately both you and you mahavatar babaji are living their life in ignorance if they believe in wrong-view of eternalism, and so are destined to reborn in a plane of misery for a long time. No offence but it is only boundless compassion from me.
thank you for your compassion. Now please explain why the brain of the person who just died does not reflect consciousness
@@RAZONEbe_sep_aiii_0819 modern science is not even sure where exactly the mind resides in the physical brain let alone consciousness. There are more things on heaven and earth than can be dreamed of in your philosophy… Shakespeare. So add his name to your list of liars too
A true dharma which really investigates these deeper questions.
Pranam 🙏
Good conversation of Gargi vs Yagyvalk from Vrihadaranya upanishad .
Thank you for sharing such a valuable gem with us, O' enlightened soul ❤
wonderful
Brother, you did a great job; I loved the beautiful pictures ❤
Great video sir! 🎉
Outstanding education.
🙏Most wonderful and beautiful conversation impregnated with profound meaning. It demonstrates how our sages have achieved the pinnacle of knowledge, knowing which everything worthy of knowing becomes known, knowing which every question is answered.
Unfortunately, owing to our English education, we have lost our roots in Sanskrit and we are forgetful of our own treasure.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful knowledge from our glorious past.🙏🙏🙏
A big delusion I see in your comment.
This is amazing
You lighted our path in search of self and reality of life...I am very very thankful to you
Beautiful, immense gratitude and love for sharing this ❤🙏🙏
Excellent explanation.
Excellent explanation thank you
Excellent. 🙏🙏🙏
I really loved your video
Your TH-cam channel's insightful storytelling and explanations of the Upanishads' teachings on the self and the Supreme Shelf are truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing these profound concepts in such an accessible and meaningful way. Your dedication to spreading wisdom and enlightenment is truly appreciated. Keep up the amazing work!
Thank-you so much for your love and support.
Profound exposition. Upanishads contain deep thinking which most of people are not aware of..
Sanatan dharm is the only dharm where debate , questioning is allowed wt respect.
Wow 👌
Thanks you for giving such a beautiful kowlage
Very nice job in explaining the essence of the Veda (Knowledge) using the Brihad segment. Timeless dialog that never ages, that is ever new, ever fresh, ever so relevant in the modern strife full times.
Wonderful questions and answers Bharath was great and it will regain reclaim its GLORY
Phele hi puch leti gargi ki brahman exist bhi karta hai ki nahi ki sirf ek concept bana diya hai brahman ka vedas mai to Yajnavalkya ki bolti band ho jati. Lekin jab puchne wala aur jawab dene wala dono hi apne ho to debate ka to matlab hi nahi banta. Ye to direct match-fixing (debate-fixing) hai.
VERY INTERESTING AND EDUCATIVE THANK YOU SIR
Thank you🙏
Nirakara, Nirguna, technical words in Sanskrit should help a lot .along with the English translation you presented.
Many thanks.
Beautiful! 🙏🙏👍👍❤️❤️💐💐
What a wisdom life’s purpose is distinguish Brahman from maya
Thank you for this nice video.
Just one small addition.
The name of this Upanishad is BrhadAranyaka Upanishad.
बृहदारण्यक उपनिषद, शुक्ल यजुर्वेद से जुड़ा एक प्राचीन उपनिषद है
The responses from Yajñavalkia to Gargi are identical to the reflection on "The New Seed of Contemplation" by Thomas Merton.
A lot of western authors are very good at plagiarising eastern ideas and pretending that they discovered it.
Excellent presentation ❤️!
Thank-you for your support. Stay tuned for more.
Great , thanks for sharing
Brahm is HOLY LIGHT being
Ahm Brahmasmi
I transform unto Brahm
Love THOU
Sir really superb fantastic conversation. Make me to understand easily as if gargi yajnawalkiar sit before me. When I read book brahadaranyaka upanishad I unable to understand anything. When I watched this video TH-cam I understand well flawlessly. You gather unlimited punniyam by explaining this even a lay man could easily understand enlighten through your grace. Kindly explain us how lord Krishna attained bliss of God as mentioned in chandogya upanishad. This is my humble request. Bhaskaran
Thank-you for your kind words.
I'll definitely try create a video as you suggested.
Stay tuned for more.
Namaste.
Namaste, As you've suggested to make a Video on "How Lord Krishna attained bliss of God as mentioned in Chandogya Upanishad. Here it is -
th-cam.com/video/v6K-MgCTt6E/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7YqIZHIOlCfywO6e
Thankyou for your support. Stay tuned.
Chinta mat karo uncle, marne ke baad tumhe kuch nahi milne wala. Bas apni maut ko apne paas aate dekho. Kyunki jo bhi aata hai wo jata bhi hai. Yehi satya hai.
Knowledge defeats knowledge and the True knowledge will not fight or dominate it just accepts the ignorance 🙏
Best wishes.
the name transends to the the unknown
Great narration. Congrautulations.
This Upanishad is realy the extract of ultimate knowledge of Hindu philosophy. Brahm is the ultimate reality and realising this truth is the highest aim of life .
From my side I like to add this much to it, from the perspective of student of physics.
General Theory of Relativity and Quantum Mechanics are the two streams of physics that revolutionised modern thought and philosophy in the last century. What is the final conclusion about reality as per the modern quantum theory of gravity?
It concludes that the ultimate reality is a unified covariant quantum field and the phenomenal world is a manifestation of this field, quantas of the field coming into existence and then going into non- existence. The dance of Siva! Why can't you interpret Ohm as the symbol of this reality which you may call variously as Unified Field or Brahm.
very good presentation; however, i wish the author is cognizant of the actual name of the upaniSad and used that in title as well as narration.
this is called bRhadaaraNyaka upaniSad - mening upaniSad like a big (bRhat) forest (aaraNyaka). this contains the essence of probably every other upaniSad.
Maybe one day I will be intellectual enough to understand these complex answers
Listen to swami sarvipriyananda
Is this the same Janaka, father of Sita?
Jai Shri Brahmn
Can we remove the spectacles from the characters?
Good presentation. Presenter might have struggled a lot. It is difficult to translate gargi yagnavalkya conversation
Sanatan dharm should be mentioned in the place of hindu dhram.
Both are same
@@giridharanmp6128 fool
@@giridharanmp6128The word Hindu is what is fixed by others on the Sanatanis.
Both are same, don't try to confuse.
Why
Thank you. Very nicely condensed from the text. It would be even better if you can make the effort to pronounce the sanskritam words correctly.
It is BRIHAD-ARANYAKA UPANISHAD(the word break up is correct as much as my understanding goes) not BRI-HA-DARA-NAYAK
Thank-you.
I'll keep in mind.
Stay tuned.
Nice
it sounds like the explanation of nirvana shatakam
Great 🎉thanks for bringing up such philosophy of sanathana but the essences of all vedas and puranas is srimad Bhagavatham ...simpler to understand God but deities worship than understanding something that your mind cant conceive .
Pronunciation of the name of the upanishad, the sage, brahman may be corrected.
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Yajnavalkya is wearing spectacles in some scenes 10.53. The pain of AI.
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Sanaatana dharma mother of all religions hindu dharma's knowledge of sanskaar samskruti.
Satyameva jayathe 🙏
And I am the father of all religions by this logic. No offence.
Thank
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Yajnavalkya wearing specs towards the end. Wow
Truth
The purpose of life to go atma to parmatma no duelity
Best description of Brahman god
In a nutshell we are in Simulation and Brahman is the Simulator.
Great narrative notwithstanding, the pronunciation, especially of Yajnavalkya, is closer to Yagnavalkya. Limitations of sounds in English!
Nice presentation. But It's Brahma (ब्रह्म) and not brahman (ब्राह्मण). Not Brihadnayaka, it's Brihadaranyaka Upanishad (बृहदारण्यक उपनिषद).
Please study the difference between Brahma the creator, Brahmin the priest caste and Brahman the one described in Vedas and Upanishads. In Hindi, Brahmins are called Brahman and in Tamil for instance Brahmana. This has probably caused confusion to few who have penned their comments below.
Interesting.
1. But, this is not what I read in Brihadaaranya Upanishath as Translated by Swami Somanaathaanda of Shri Ramakrishna Aashrama.
2. I did not know Yaajnavalkya was wearing spectacle (eye glasses) as depicted in the picture over 5000 years ago.
3. I did not know women were covering their heads with saari over 5000 years ago. The widows were doing it I suppose. The Muslims and women influenced by Islam were doing it. But, Islam did not even exist over 5000 years ago.
4. I appreciate the acknowledgement and the apologies for mispronouncing the language of our great ancestors and creator.
This knowledge is emancipation from ignorance leading to humility.
Do we protect the world & ourselves from evil 😈 forces that want to dominate and control the Brahman? OR do we vanquish the evil forces to protect ourselves from early destruction before becoming Brahman?❤ 🎉
Should the artist give spectacles to Yanjnavalkya (twice)? Was he trying a caricature in a serious dialogue?
This has to be listened carefully with all ears and know the definition of each word , thinking Brahman as consciousness in every thing inherent and the reaction by collusion of everything . To create new consciousness
Well explained. " Brihadaranyaka" Upanishad is not pronounced correctly.
Hare Krishna brother
Though your intentions are really laudable, a public presentation REQUIRES, & IS EXPECTED to be of Much Refinements, of Pronunciation * Translation * Transliteration of Sanskrit Words~ Which are ~ BrihadARANYAK बृहदारण्यक * Brahm ब्रह्म ~ Brahman ब्राह्मण is the Knower /Explorer of ब्रह्म Brahm ~
Explain in hindi.
I would like to correct here, it not Consciousness as named by the most! 😢 It is CONSCIENCE, CONSCIENCE, CONSCIENCE which is incomprehensible formless and the strata for everything. There is only one and only one Conscience for the whole universe living or non living which are expressions revealed by the Supreme Mother whose job is to conceal and divert everything, the MAAYAA indeed, Om🔥❤️🎉👻
Are they mentioning brahman(universes) or Load Brahma
Brahman is nothing but ultimate eternal infinite knowledge which can only be achieved by humans with using higher% of brain power
It is pronounced Brihad-Aranyaka-Upanishad
I apologise for the mispronounced words & Thank-you for correcting.
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Last line essence of Hinduism 😂😂where did u got that word in the Upanishad
Hinduism is the ultimate knowledge explained in Vedic Scripts including Upanishad. It is synonym of Sanathana Dharma 🙏
Thank you for even attempting to pronounce rather complicated names with multiple syllables. One request, stop referring Sanatan Dharma as Hinduism. The latter is a British created nonsense.
Sounds more like an AI voice!
Ya(gn)yavalkya would be a better representation.
It is " Bruhadaaranyaka Upanishad".
Yaagnyavalkya
Can you use real human narration instead of AI voice?!
I am a Muslim interested in understanding Santana Dharma which appears to be the foundation of Hindu religion. The undefinable Brahman seems to be equivalent to the undefinable Allah in Islam. Am I wrong?
Belief in the Vedas is one of the four pillars of Hinduism
Brother, I believe you are right. Both Allah and Brahman are the source of all things; therefore, things equal to the same thing are equal to each other. Is it not so? ❤
U can follow Acharya Prashant videos .U will get clarity
Absolutely. During the 17th century, this argument was made by Dara Shikoh, the heir apparent to Shah Jahan of the Mughal empire. He even translated the upanishads into Persian and made the argument that the original concept of monotheism of Islam comes from here.
Son, though the Brahman and Allah seem like one, there are distinct differences. Quran instructs to worship Allah the creator but not his creations. But brahman is formless as well as the materials with forms. Because Brahman manifests itself into material hence the creator and the creations are one and the same.
From the very start the hindu dharma(Vedic/sanatan) is divided into two schools of thought. first r those who believe that god has a physical form (sagun) . In this thought they refer to god as param purush (supreme person) & call him by names such as krsna, rama. Those who follow vedic rituals talk about five dev s (sun, shiv , parvati , ganesh and vishnu). Thus all of these have physical forms . Here we believe in duality meaning that we the living beings are different from god and after death living beings don't merge but migrate into a new body.thus at all times there r two (god & we living beings)
Those who follow the other school say that god has no form at all. They call him "brahman". This is different from braahman(a caste) and Brahma (a demi-god & the creator of different species (body forms in which the soul resides). Here they don't believe in duality and r thus termed as monists. Here they believe that after death of living being the soul merges with the brahaman and looses its existence (this is why the followers after death r called "brahmanleen") or those who have merged with brahaman.
So whenever we make any video on the very onset we must mention that this video is as per sagun or nirgun(wothout body form) school of thought. This is specially recommended to those who r not aithotrised (meaning those not coming from "guru-shishya --
parampara " or come from the cyclic chain of successive spiritual master and the deciple.(like shankracharyas etc).
Also pronunciation of nouns (names of person/place/thing) don't change with the use of different languages. So even while catering to audience knowing english only still we pronounce nouns like we do in Sanskrit/devnagari language.
This is my recommendation to all those like u who, just by reading a book start making videos. U must always name the person(acharya ) and book on whose commentary u r basing the video on.
Why the Brahman is called as Brahman? why not with any other name? What's the origin (Etymology) and meaning of the word Brahman?
Brahman means the limitless vastness of Supreme knowledge & supreme consciousness 🙏🙏
In Sanskrit, Brah means to be or make firm, strong, solid, expand, promote and Man refers to a fundamental principle. So in essence the word refers to the fundamental principle or substratum of everything.
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Please correct your pronuncuations first and foremost.
fake voice....
@@jvarsani7090 Some sadoo desi job, you guess? 😄
Pranams to all also Salam. We say. There is God(no). Then we say there is only God(no). We are. In(evrything )is in conciousness. Krishna said the same in B gita. I am in you. , u are in me no. I am not in you
Bruhad-Aranyakam. Not BrahadNayak...
It is funny Gargi Vachaknavi is shown here wearing a crown on her head! see 3:32.
Who makes such stupid paintings?
She said two questions and it never ended
Gargi not only asks these questions but she asks about 11 lokas(dimensions)
Bramhin or Bramhan!!