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न विक्रियेताथ यदा विकारो
नेत्रे जलं गात्ररुहेषु हर्षः । २४।
"A heart which does not melt when Śri Hari's names are being uttered (either by oneself or by others) is hard like stone. And when the heart melts, tears rush to one's eyes and the hair stand erect. (24)"
పులకశరీరులయి ఆనంద పయోధి నిమగ్నులయి ముదంబునను యశముగలవా
Whose body shivers and blooms at the name of god as they meditate on the god and are always happy about it.
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I'm honestly so obsessed with this! this is my favourite version of the Sita Kalyanam song. I love how, while the singer is singing, the whole time these 2 bharatnatyam dancers enact the whole wedding in the most beautiful way! I especially loved the bit where they put tilak on each other and while the dancer acting as Ram shows the mirror to the dancer acting as Sita, he teases her a little by pulling away the mirror for a second and then she shows a mirror to him and while he's looking she's so mesmerised by his face that he has to snap her out of her little reverie. that was so wonderful! and I really loved that it ends with both of them gesturing like they're blessing all the people who attended their wedding. that was just perfect. and the bit where they act like they're sitting on a swing 🤌🤌
lyrics translation:
AND this video is shot at the 1100 year old Sita Ramachandra swamy temple, Ammapalli, Hyderabad
Today I was listening to a podcast by Vinay Varanasi called 'Hamsa Yatra' is basically the journey of RamaKrishna Parama hamsa. And I was watching it because I didn't know much about him, and also I grew in a typical south indian household where I was more exposed to the Bhaktas here like Ramadasu, Annamayya etc. So i was a bit disconnected with the devotees from other places. I couldn't relate to Parama hamsa because I knew nothing about him.
But this man so beautifully connected Ramakrishna parama hamsa to Tyagaraja. He was talking about the very early samadi experience of Gadadhar, were he accompanied few yogis to the vishalakshi temple near his home town. He entered the temple and froze as soon as he saw amma and entered a samadi like state. Seeing this the yogis there uttered Visalakshi, Visalakshi in his ears and he slowly came back. But as he heard the name he couldn't control his tears of joy and started crying as the hairs of his skin stood to their ends.
పులకశరీరులయి ఆనంద పయోధి నిమగ్నులయి ముదంబునను యశముగలవా
ఎందరో మహానుభావులు అందరీకీ వందనములు
pulaka śarīrulai yānanda payōdhi nimagnulai mudambunanu yaśamu galavā
Endarō mahānubhāvulu andarīki vandanamulu
translation: Whose body shivers and blooms at the name of god as they meditate on the god and are always happy about it, are many such great souls. To each one of them my vandanam.
This is a line from a very very famous composition of Sadhguru Tyagaraja called 'Endharo Mahanubhavulu'. And suddenly i find myself completely connected and mesmerized by Parama Hamsa. The way devotion is universal and has do difference of time, place and background.
Honestly credits to Vinay Varanasi for giving such an incredible connection between two such great devotees and telling that devotion is all about losing yourself into god. it's not the language, place, people or background. It's about the experience. Both Ramakrishna parama hamsa and Sadhguru Tyagaraja were devotees of experience, not research or bookish knowledge.
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“sangIta SAstra jnAnamu, sArupya saukhyadamE manasA”
“The knowledge of music confers on the worshipper the qualities of the worshipped”
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Such a sprightly rendition of this timeless masterpiece of Tyagaraja in Mohanam.
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