MUSIC PRODUCES A KIND OF PLEASURE WHICH HUMAN CANNOT DO WITHOUT
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There is some disturbing sounds while "Tabla" is being played in Raag Desh. Try to keep the volume to the bare minimum and you will be able to enjoy it.
Thank Mr.Vardarajan Raju Anonymous said.... thanks arvind's dad - i just stumbled upon this and it promises to be good. April 26, 2012 11:04 AM
Dear Sir Sri Vaithinathan Hariharan On viewing this I felt What sort of sevice the Sir is rendering and how useful the Sir is to others. As usual I become selfish and I am prompted to expand the usefulness of the Sir by placing before him the following: Just like “Haridayana Samharitha” popularly known as “Tripura Rahasya” there is another volume in the name “Shiva Rahasya” . In the 6th section of the Shiva Rahasya, the findings from the 4th Chapter to the 47th Chapter are given the name “Ribu Geethai”. It was given to Ribu Muniver by Lord Paramshiva and the former gave it to the world. The entire work consists of 2493 Slokas in Sanskrit which has been given as 1924 verses in 44 Chapters by Brahma Shri Bikshu Sastrigal in Tamil. All the verses are published by Ramanashramam as a book having 532 pages. As I have already requested the Sir to provide me with the availability details of Chariya Kandam or Sariya Kandam in Tripura Rahasya, I am pleased to make the following request to the Sir. Ramana Maharshi told the people who met him in person to recite the 1924 Tamil verses and in due course the verses can be recited without referring to the written material. He says that this will be more than enough to understand the oneness with the God. I own the book “Ribu Geethai” published by the Ramanashramam but I find the language too difficult to cope with. This may be even due to my impatience. I request the Sir to let me know whether there is any commentary available for “Ribu Geethai”. Please forgive me for continuously troubling your esteemed self. Thank You, Sir, With warm regards, ravi
RIBHU GITA - I find this link You Tube - may be useful to Shri Ravi who has posted this request to you http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eoAqfJ0Dog
April 24, 2011 8:32 PM
Anonymous said...
Dear Sir Sri Vaithinathan Hariharan Thank You Thank You very much for the link on Ribhu Geetha. I will be failing in my duty if I forget to thank Shri.Bhaskaran. Oh! What he has done. I watched and heard Swamiji on Ribhu Geetha. It was only for nearly 10 minutes. I am terribly happy that there are many in pursuit of knowing the Absolute. Your esteemed self and Shri.Bhaskaran are among the many. Sat Sangam, in its real sense, is a necessity for the seekers. I have found two noble persons, your esteemed self and Shri Bhaskaran in the Sangh. Ramakrishna Paramahamsa says that it is not necessary to get immersed in the cup of the nectar but it is enough to sit on its rim. Lord Krishna explains to Arjuna that one need not imagine that one has to know the Absolute in his or her present birth but the developing the intention to know the Truth will help Me to arrange the births of the seeker in such a way that he or she climbs the ladder and never face a fall. I request you to inform me whether it is possible to throw some light on the Book or the Written Material from which the Swamiji reads out. bhu Geetha. This may seem to be over ambitious but perseverance, sincerity and the thirst to know more is propelling me to make such a request. My fault can be condoned. Thank You Sir, Thanks Shri Bhaskaran. With warm regards, ravi.
April 25, 2011 3:05 PM
BHASKARAN19 said...
Respected Shri Ravi - Thank you so much for your kind words. All credits should go to only one person Shri Harihan Sir for allowing/encouraging not only me but all youngsters to post in his Blog. Coming back to your request - there is plenty of links containing Swami Mooji speeaches in You Tube - which you may easily access - one among them is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqI5Wm8X8dM - With warm regards
Once a man has made a commitment to a way of life, he puts the greatest strength in the world behind him. It's something we call heart power. Once a man has made this commitment, nothing will stop him short of success.
Anonymous said...
Wonderful work and it only can be achieved thru dedication.
Sir, could you please upload "Pagai Kadithal" of Sri Pamban Swamigal, sing by Mr.Veeramani dasan?
-venkat
i was there that day, have the whole concert recorded, will post it soon :). rashid khan sang puriya dhanashree for one hour. TM krishna sang anandabhairavi and shankarabharanam for an hour. and then the jugalbandhi started for a further 1 and half hour.
Congratulations - a significant milestone - what an achievement for this at this age with "Young" Lion Hearted - energy, We salute you Sir, I am sure apart from 264 listed followers - many more would have immensely benefited this uploads,
We pray God for your continous uploads and reaching 300 marks shortly
warm greetings, bhaskaran
A very interesting incident about the components of 'effective communication' is narrated in Valmiki Ramayana, the great Indian epic.
In the Ramayana, Hanuman meets Lord Rama and Lakshmana for the first time in the forests and introduces himself and his master Sugriva.
This is the first meeting of Hanuman with Lord Rama.
Impressed with the way Hanuman, communicated, Lord Rama admires the communication capabilities of Hanuman.
In the 7 or 8 slokas, Lord Rama explains the important aspects of communication skills of Hanuman, that impressed him most. They are:
1. Hanuman spoke very briefly. Not too long or too short. He spoke only for the required level;
2. He also spoke with clarity and without ambiguity;
3. He spoke without any grammatical errors;
4. He used only appropriate words, that cannot be replaced with any other word;
5. He spoke in a medium voice that is audible to the other person. Not too loud or too feeble;
6. His pronunciation of words was correct. The way he was pronouncing the words was like a music and it was pleasant;
7. All the words spoken by him, went to the heart straight.
While addressing the Business Communication course students of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Chennai, Mr B S Raghavan IAS (Retd) explained the seven aspects of communication skill of Hanuman, that impressed Lord Rama. Mr B S Raghavan is one of the senior retired bureaucrats of India and he has served as the first Secretary of National Integration Council, when Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was the Chairman.
Mr Raghavan is a well known columnist in Hindu Businessline.
The seven aspects explained earlier, summarises the components of effective communication, that are described in millions of pages in various text books.
Please listen to Mr B S Raghavan by clicking the 'play' button. (5 minutes).
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