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• RA

  @RameshSharma-zq8rf · 1 month ago

  Very good

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• PA

  @PanditBshukla · 3 months ago

  Bahut sunder

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• MO

  @MohanJoshi-z5e1e · 2 months ago

  बहुत अच्छा वीडियो बनाया आपने नमस्कार

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• CR

  @CREATE_N_CONNECT · 3 years ago

  Sir की आवाज मे दम है अति उत्तम 🥰👌🏻👌🏻

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• KK

  @kksuthar963 · 4 years ago

  नमस्ते sir आप बहुत ही शांत तरीके से और सही सही समझाते हो।आपकी वाणी में आकर्षण है

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• R.

  @r.n.tiwari8952 · 1 month ago

  Ati uttam jai ho

• RA

  @Ranju.jaiswar · 2 years ago

  Sir apne etne saral tarike se padhaya ki ak bar me hi samgh me a gya

• NR

  @nrdixit7585 · 4 months ago

  लाजवाब व्याख्यान

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• HU

  @hukamchandpandit4947 · 2 years ago

  उत्तम और ज्ञानवान विवेचन प्रस्तुत किया आप को बहुत बहुत साधुवाद श्री मान जी।

• AB

  @AbhayAndArjun · 7 months ago

  This video is an educational lecture in Hindi by Brajesh Gautam Sir regarding the Purusha Sukta, a famous hymn from the Rigveda (10.90) that describes the spiritual unity of the universe and the origin of creation.<br>Below is the English translation and summary of the key concepts discussed:<br>General Introduction [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=106">01:46</a>]<br> * Source: It belongs to the 10th Mandala (Chapter) of the Rigveda, Hymn 90.<br> * Nature: It is a philosophical hymn (Darshanik Sukta) focused on the creation of the universe.<br> * Structure: It contains 16 verses. The first 15 verses are in the Anushtup meter, and the final verse is in the Trishtubh meter.<br> * Deity &amp; Sage: The deity is the Virat Purusha (The Cosmic Being), and the sage (Rishi) is Narayana.<br>The Nature of the Cosmic Purusha (Verses 1-4)<br> * The Form [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=235">03:55</a>]: The Purusha is described as having thousands of heads, eyes, and feet, representing his omnipresence. He encompasses the entire Earth and yet extends beyond it by &quot;ten fingers&quot; (a metaphor for being infinite).<br> * Omnipotence [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=565">09:25</a>]: Everything that has existed in the past and everything that will exist in the future is a manifestation of this Purusha. He is the Lord of Immortality.<br> * Magnitude [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=929">15:29</a>]: Only one-quarter of the Purusha constitutes the entire manifest universe (all living and non-living beings). The remaining three-quarters remain unmanifest and immortal in the divine realm.<br>The Process of Creation (Verses 5-14)<br>The lecture explains how the universe was created through a symbolic &quot;mental sacrifice&quot; (Manas Yagya) performed by the gods:<br> * Universal Origins [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=1553">25:53</a>]: From the Purusha, the &quot;Viraj&quot; (cosmic egg/universe) was born. From Viraj, the individual soul/consciousness emerged.<br> * The Seasons as Offerings [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=2017">33:37</a>]: In this symbolic sacrifice, Spring was the clarified butter (Ghee), Summer was the fuel (wood), and Autumn was the offering.<br> * Origin of Creatures &amp; Vedas [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=2516">41:56</a>]: From this sacrifice, various animals (birds, wild animals, domestic animals) were created. The three Vedas—Rigveda, Samaveda, and Yajurveda—also emerged from this cosmic event.<br> * The Four Varnas (Social Order) [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=3010">50:10</a>]: The lecture describes the symbolic origin of society from the Purusha’s body:<br> &nbsp; * Brahmins: From his mouth.<br> &nbsp; * Kshatriyas: From his arms.<br> &nbsp; * Vaishyas: From his thighs.<br> &nbsp; * Shudras: From his feet.<br> * Celestial Bodies [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=3101">51:41</a>]: The Moon was born from his mind, the Sun from his eyes, Indra and Agni from his mouth, and Vayu (wind) from his breath.<br> * Space &amp; Earth [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=3180">53:00</a>]: The atmosphere emerged from his navel, the sky from his head, the earth from his feet, and the directions from his ears.<br>Conclusion [<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AlAMHb5ESk&amp;t=3466">57:46</a>]<br>The final verse summarizes that by performing this sacrifice, the gods established the first laws of Dharma. Those who realize this great truth reach the highest heavens where the ancient gods and seekers reside.

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• SU

  @sudhamodumudi545 · 11 months ago

  अद्भुत विवरणं भवति। नमो नमः महोदय

• SH

  @shailajadholakia9326 · 2 months ago

  Bahut deep explained gratitude