Dr P V
Sesha Sai Aswamedhayaaji 26th
November 2012
Suryakshetra -117 (On Sounds of Great Indian Origin)
What this little man speaks………………………………………………………………………………..
The world
might not know much about the Indian Culture; Hinduism and various emotional,
spiritual heights in the system of Hinduism.
The Vedas are constructed just on the basis of sounds; many a times
unless and until one gets acquainted with Sanskrit – the basic of Hinduism, one
cannot use the sound to derive the benefits out of it. The sounds are generated from bottom level of
“Nabhi” and this is one part and one can experience only when he gets involved
into the systems. Many a times, people
do not believe whether “Sound” has that much effect. Surely, it has; in a moment a sound can make
any one shed tears; it can bring out at least 16 teeth out of a great smile or
laugh; it can do many wonders.
Still
people many not believe it, but surely I do not write much on the Vedic Texts,
but I can refer to History where the magical sounds of Indian Origin did
wonders in the past.
The
great Ragaas of Indian Classical Music which are directly connected to the
Sound structures of Indian Origin – are the best live and historical examples. Shri
Galib – when he started Aaalapana of
Bhairavi Raag – the members present in the court of the King heard – the roaring
sounds of Rivers; during 1585, Shri Tansen – a great singer – when he started
Aaalapana of Deepak Raag – the lamps in the court of the king automatically
caught the light and started burning; when Shri Muttuswami Deekshitulu started
Aaalapana of Amrit Varshini, suddenly there were clouds and it started
raining. Similarly, the composition of
HINDOLA Raag is for Love and Affection; DEEPAK Raag in the evening times is for
kindness; MEKHA Raag is for rains; SREE Raag is for Kind heartedness; MAALKOSU
is for bravery and so on.
I have
seen personally, when MAHANYAASAM is run in anyone’s house, lot of peace and
emotional attachment amongst the family members was witnessed.
Let us
know more about ourselves, our culture, our traditions, our joint family system
and our heritage. Surely, we get admired of our past, and feel like to continue
to maintain – during the times ahead of us. There might be great nations with
more rich culture, but we – GREAT INDIANS ARE SECOND TO NONE.
MERA BHARAT MAHAAN.
I shall be back again soon………
HARA HARA MAHADEVA --------- DR P V SESHA SAI ASWAMEDHAYAAJI
HARA HARA MAHADEVA --------- DR P V SESHA SAI ASWAMEDHAYAAJI
Quote: Problems arises
in life when we over estimates others or the problems and under estimate
ourselves.
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