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Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 62: Prakrtya Araktayah - Raga KannadagaulaIn the sixty-second shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara describes the unparalleled beauty of Devi’s naturally glowing red lips. He emphasizes how even the most radiant objects of earth pale in comparison to the bright crimson color of Jagadamba’s lips. Contemplate on the transcendental beauty of Devi Lalitha in the raga Kannadagaula and know more about the spiritual depths of this shloka. Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-07-2620 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 61: Asau Nasavamshah - Raga Navarasa kannadaAdi Shankara extols the beauty of Devi’s slender nose in the sixty-first shloka of Soundaryalahari. He compares Devi Lalitha’s nose to the sacred bamboo shoot of Himalaya, exhaling divine breath that forms pearls - that adorn Her nose ring. He prays that this divine bamboo may bear fruits of blessings on all Her devotees. Listen to the beautiful poetic imagery in this shloka with the uplifting raga Navarasa kannada and contemplate on its deeper significance.Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your exper...2025-07-2320 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 60: Sarasvatyah Suktih - Raga SarasvathiIn the sixtieth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara paints a beautiful picture of Goddess Jagadamba nodding to the sweet nectar like hymns and praises by Goddess Sarasvathi. The divine Mother’s earrings too sway along sweetly, as if echoing the praises, signifying that sincere, loving devotion always moves and awakens the divine presence. Join us as we explore the spiritual depths of this shloka set to the apt raga Sarasvathi and meditate on the divine presence of the cosmic Mother. Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Shar...2025-07-1919 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 20Meaningful questions are the gateway to true spiritual growth. In this twentieth Q&A session, we delve into the profound wisdom of Soundarya Lahari shlokas 57, 58, and 59 with exceptional depth and clarity.To fully appreciate this discussion, we recommend revisiting our detailed explanations of these shlokas in previous episodes. For deeper insight, explore the accompanying study materials to prepare for the journey ahead.Join us as we unravel the timeless teachings of these verses through thought-provoking questions and illuminating revelations.Questions:What is the nature of Devi’s true compassion expressed in shloka 57? Wh...2025-07-1631 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 59: Sphurad Gandabhoga - Raga DeshAdi Shankara, after having extolled the beauty of Jagadamba’s eyes, now moves on to poetically describe Her cheeks in the fifty-ninth shloka of Soundaryalahari. The divine Mother’s cheeks reflect the brilliance of Her circular earrings - the earrings and their reflection together resemble the wheels of Manmatha’s chariot, describes Adi Shankara.Listen and meditate on this shloka set to the vibrant raga Desh. Learn how the inseparable union of Shiva and Shakti is reinforced through this shloka. Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share...2025-07-1220 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 58: Aralam Te Paliyugalam - Raga VaramuAdi Shankara describes the space between Jagadamba’s eyes and ears by comparing it to Kamadeva’s bow in the fifty-eighth shloka of Soundaryalahari. He extols the Mother’s beauty and says that even Shiva is drawn by the charm of Her playful and loving glance.Join us in the exploration of this shloka in the melodious raga Varamu and experience the mesmerizing beauty of the divine Mother. Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-07-0919 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 57: Drsha Draghiyasya - Raga BindumaliniIn the fifty-seventh shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara prays to Bhagavati for Her divine and compassionate gaze to fall upon a distant and humble devotee like him. He emphasizes the boundless compassion of the divine Mother who blesses all Her devotees, beyond all dualities.Listen and meditate on this shloka set to the introspective raga Bindumalini and pray to the cosmic Mother with a pure heart. Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-07-0521 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 19Explore the depths of divine wisdom in Soundaryalahari shlokas 54, 55 and 56 in this nineteenth Q&A session. Sri Keshava Prasad will address some intriguing questions with valuable insights, unfolding new layers of understanding of these shlokas. To fully appreciate this session, we recommend revisiting our detailed explanations of these verses in previous episodes. Enhance your understanding with the provided study materials as we collectively contemplate the profound wisdom embedded in these timeless teachings.Questions:What is the symbolic connection between the three rivers (Ganga, Yamuna and Sona) and the colors of Devi’s eyes?Why has...2025-07-0231 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 56: Tavaparne Karne - Raga ManavatiIn the fifty-sixth shloka of Soundaryalahari, the divine beauty of the Supreme Mother’s eyes is yet again extolled by Adi Shankara through unparalleled comparisons. He paints a picture of natural beauties like blue lotuses and fish that shrink in awe before the magnificent divine beauty of Devi’s eyes.Meditate on this shloka set to soothing raga Manavati and pray for a compassionate gaze of the divine Mother.Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-06-2821 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 55: Nimeshonmeshabhyam - Raga AarabhiThe spiritual wisdom of Adi Shankara shines in this fifty-fifth shloka where he establishes his realisation about the blinking of Devi’s eyes, contrary to the description by great sages. While the sages saw creation and dissolution in the opening and closing of the Mother’s eyes, Adi Shankara explains that Devi, in Her divine compassion for all, sustains the universe by not blinking Her eyes at all.Listen to this shloka set to the uplifting raga Aarabhi and learn about the deep spiritual significance embedded within. Click here to access the study materials:www...2025-06-2519 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 54: Pavitrikartum Nah - Raga MayamalavagoulaIn the fifty-fourth shloka of Soundaryalahari, while continuing to describe the power of Devi’s eyes, Adi Shankara extols the grace-filled glances of Her three eyes. He highlights the purifying power of Devi’s compassionate gaze by comparing them to a sacred bath in the Triveni Sangama, which cleanses the seekers of all impurities. Contemplate this shloka, set to the morning raga Mayamalavagoula with a pure mind and a prayerful heart. Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-06-2121 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 18Join us in this eighteenth Q&A session where deeper significance of Devi’s eyes and glance have been discussed, based on the shloka-s 51, 52 and 53. Discover new layers of understanding through thoughtful questions and insightful answers.To get the best experience of the discussion, we recommend revisiting the detailed explanations of these shlokas in our previous episodes. Access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding of the thought-provoking questions and illuminating responses in this session. Questions:1. What is the significance of Devi’s glance as a reflection of emotions and Sadhaka’s devotio...2025-06-1823 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 53: Vibhakta Traivarnyam - Raga HamsanadaAdi Shankara continues to describe the divine magnificence of the three eyes of Devi in the fifty-third shloka of Soundaryalahari. He explains how Mother Lalitha embodies Sun, Moon and Fire in Her three eyes and how they take form during the re-creation of the Universe after the great annihilation. Meditate on the divine eyes of the Mother with the enchanting raga Hamsanada and unravel the deeper spiritual significance of this shloka. Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience wit...2025-06-1422 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 52: Gate Karnabhyarnam - Raga KharaharapriyaIn the fifty-second shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara focuses on the two divine eyes of Devi. With poetic imagery, he compares their charm to the arrows of Manmatha—so powerful they unsettle even the unwavering mind of Lord Shiva.Join us in this exploration with the serene raga Kharaharapriya and uncover the deeper spiritual significance of this shloka.Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-06-1120 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 51: Shive Shringarardra - Raga AmruthavarshiniAdi Shankara describes the divine emotions reflected in Devi’s eyes in the fifty-first shloka. He offers a heartfelt prayer, seeking Her to cast her compassionate and love-filled gaze upon surrendered devotees.Listen, meditate, and visualise Devi’s graceful gaze with the raga Amruthavarshini and pray for the showers of Her compassion. Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-06-0723 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session - 17Join us for our seventeenth enlightening Q&A session with Sri Keshava Prasad as we explore the depths of shlokas 48, 49 and 50 of Soundarya Lahari. Together, we’ll uncover new dimensions of this divine stotra through thoughtful questions and illuminating discussions.To fully appreciate this session, we recommend revisiting our detailed explanations of these verses in previous episodes. Enhance your understanding with the provided study materials as we collectively contemplate the profound wisdom embedded in these timeless teachings.Questions:1. What is the cosmic symbolism in the description of Devi’s three eyes in the 48th s...2025-06-0429 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 50: Kavinam Sandarbhah - Raga CharukeshiIn the fiftieth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara continues his description of Devi’s three eyes, revealing a hidden mystery behind the third eye on Her forehead. He explains the reddish hue of this eye with poetic brilliance and subtle insight.Contemplate on this shloka with the soothing raga Charukeshi and uncover the deeper meaning it holds.Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-05-3122 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 49: Vishala Kalyani - Raga Hindustani KapiAdi Shankara continues his praise of Devi’s eyes, revealing the divine power and compassion in Her gaze in the forty-ninth shloka. He symbolically maps the many facets of Mother Lalitha’s glances to sacred cities across Bharat—each reflecting Her grace and transformative presence.Listen, visualise, and meditate to earn the grace of Devi’s glance with the pining raga Hindustani Kaapi.Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-05-2821 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 48: Ahah Sute Savyam - Raga GaurimanohariIn the forty-eighth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara reveals the cosmic significance of Mother Lalitha’s three radiant eyes. He describes how She governs the rhythms of creation—yet remains beyond time, untouched by past, present, or future.Listen and contemplate on the deep spiritual wisdom in this shloka, set to the yearning raga Gaurimanohari. Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-05-2418 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 16Explore the depths of divine wisdom in Soundaryalahari shlokas 45, 46 and 47 in this sixteenth Q&A session. Sri Keshava Prasad will address some intriguing questions with valuable insights, unfolding new layers of understanding of these shlokas. To fully appreciate this session, we recommend revisiting our detailed explanations of these verses in previous episodes. Enhance your understanding with the provided study materials as we collectively contemplate the profound wisdom embedded in these timeless teachings.Questions: 1. What is the spiritual significance in the description of the beauty of Mother Lalitha’s face? 2. What is the spiritual...2025-05-2141 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 47: Bhruvau Bhugne - Raga BhairaviAdi Shankara’s poetic brilliance continues in the forty-seventh shloka of Soundaryalahari, offering a striking description of Bhagavati’s eyebrows. He compares them to Kamadeva’s bow—graceful, curved, and powerful enough to remove fear from the hearts of Her devotees.Experience this profound shloka set to the contemplative raga Bhairavi and reflect on the deeper insights it holds.Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari/Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-05-1720 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 46: Lalatam Lavanyadyuti - Raga NalinakantiIn the forty-sixth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara adores the luminous brilliance of Devi’s forehead. He paints a poetic image, comparing it to the half moon, and shows how it joins with the crescent already on Her crown to radiate like the full autumnal moon.Learn the deep spiritual significance of this shloka with the pleasing raga Nalinakanti and immerse in the cosmic beauty of Mother Lalitha.Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-05-1418 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 45: Aralaihi Svabhavyat - Raga AmruthavahiniAdi Shankara continues his description of Mother Lalitha’s divine beauty, picturing Her radiant lotus face in this forty-fifth shloka. With poetic brilliance and spiritual depth, he reveals the extraordinary features that enhance Devi’s transcendental charm.Listen and meditate on this shloka in the uplifting raga Amrutavahini, and discover how even Lord Shiva is drawn to the cosmic beauty of the Mother.Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-05-1018 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 15Join us for an enriching fifteenth Q&A session with Keshava Prasad as we delve deeper into verses 42, 43, and 44 of Soundarya Lahari. Discover new layers of understanding this divine stotra through thoughtful questions and insightful answers.For the best experience of this discussion, we recommend listening to the detailed explanations of these verses in our previous episodes. Access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding as we explore, contemplate, and reflect together on the profound wisdom contained in these sacred verses.Questions:What is the spiritual significance of the shloka 42?What is the...2025-05-0729 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 44: Tanotu Kshemam - Raga VachaspathiIn the Saguna description of Devi’s divine beauty, Adi Shankara describes the auspiciousness of the sacred vermillion adorning the central parting of Mother Lalitha’s hair. This forty-fourth shloka of Soundaryalahari highlights the sanctity of the crimson vermillion, where its deep red hue symbolises the supreme power of Lalitha Tripurasundari. Listen to this sacred shloka in the raga Vachaspathi and meditate on the auspicious presence of the Mother. Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-05-0321 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 43: Dhunotu Dhvantam - Raga AbheriIn the forty-third shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara describes Mother Devi’s lustrous hair with thick locks, resembling a field full of blooming blue lotuses. Set to the uplifting raga Abheri, this shloka holds deeper spiritual significance to be contemplated on. Listen to the poetic and literary expressions used to describe the inexpressible divine beauty of Devi’s hair. Click here to access the study materials:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-04-3019 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 42: Gatair Manikyatvam - Raga NaataAdi Shankaracharya begins Soundaryalahari's second part with this sublime vision - the saguṇa rūpa of Devi revealed from head to toe. The forty-second shloka first illuminates Her resplendent golden diadem, its celestial gems radiating the very essence of divine light. Here, the poet-philosopher captures not merely ornamentation, but the living symbol of Bhagavati's absolute sovereignty and infinite majesty.Listen to this shloka set to the majestic raga Naata and contemplate on the bright and luminous crown of Devi Lalitha. Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.2025-04-2621 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaIntroduction to Uttara Bhaga of Soundarya LahariJoin us as we step into the second part of Soundaryalahari! Having completed the first 41 shlokas (Ānanda Lahari), we now move into the remaining 59 verses of this divine stotra.In this illuminating session, Shri Keshava Prasad unveils what awaits—from the breathtaking cosmic beauty of Mother Lalitha to the subtle contemplative shifts for samayāchāra sādhakas, and Adi Shankaracharya's unparalleled poetic mastery.Discover the deeper spiritual meanings woven into these verses—this essential introduction promises to enrich your understanding of the sacred text that lies ahead.Share your experience with us on WhatsA...2025-04-2341 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 14Join us for our fourteenth enlightening Q&A session with Keshava Prasad as we explore the depths of verses 40 and 41 of Soundarya Lahari. Together, we’ll uncover new dimensions of this divine stotra through thoughtful questions and illuminating discussions, marking the conclusion of the first part of this sacred text.To fully appreciate this session, we recommend revisiting our detailed explanations of these verses in previous episodes. Enhance your understanding with the provided study materials as we collectively contemplate the profound wisdom embedded in these timeless teachings.Questions:Insights on the forms of Shiva an...2025-04-1930 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 41: Tavadhare Mule - Raga RevathiIn this culminating shloka of Soundaryalahari's first part, Adi Shankara reveals the divine descent of Shiva-Shakti to the Muladhara Chakra. Here, he unveils their cosmic dance—Shiva’s Maha Tandava and Shakti’s Lasya—heralding the rebirth of the universe after the great annihilation.Immerse yourself in the forty-first shloka, set to the contemplative Raga Revathi, and surrender in devotion to Samaya and Samayaa as they orchestrate this eternal cycle of destruction and renewal.Access the study materials with the link below:www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share...2025-04-1625 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 40: Tatittvantam Shaktya - Raga KhamachIn the fortieth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara reveals the descent of Shiva-Shakti from the Anahata Chakra to the Manipura Chakra, governed by the Apa (water) element. Here, Shiva is revered as Megheshvara—the dark-blue rain cloud—while Shakti shines as Saudamini, a brilliant flash of lightning. Together, their divine union brings a cooling shower of grace, soothing the fiery forces of annihilation.Meditate upon this cosmic couple in the Manipura Chakra with the vibrant Raga Khamach, and pray for Shiva-Shakti to dispel the darkness of the lower chakras, guiding you toward the radiant light of divine wisd...2025-04-1217 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 13Meaningful questions are the gateway to true spiritual growth. In this thirteenth Q&A session, we delve into the profound wisdom of Soundarya Lahari shlokas 37, 38, and 39 with exceptional depth and clarity.To fully appreciate this discussion, we recommend revisiting our detailed explanations of these shlokas in previous episodes. For deeper insight, explore the accompanying study materials to prepare for the journey ahead.Join us as we unravel the timeless teachings of these verses through thought-provoking questions and illuminating revelations.Questions:What is the spiritual significance of the sun, moon and fire referred...2025-04-0936 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 39: Tava Svadhishthane - Raga HemavathiIn the thirty-ninth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara depicts the divine descent of Shiva-Shakti from Devi’s Anahata Chakra to the Svadhishthana Chakra. Here, with Agni (fire) as the presiding element, Shiva is revered as Samvarteshwara—the Lord of Cosmic Annihilation—while Shakti manifests as Samayamba, the compassionate and merciful Mother.Immerse yourself in this episode, set to the serene melodies of Raga Hemavathi, and deepen your contemplation of the eternal cycle of creation and dissolution.Access the study materials with the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experi...2025-04-0522 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 38: Samunmilat Samvit - Raga Shuddha DhanyasiIn the thirty-eighth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara portrays Shiva-Shakti as ‘Hamsadwandwam’—a divine pair of swans—residing in Devi’s Anahata Chakra. Discover how these inseparable swans glide gracefully through Manasasarovara, the luminous lake of the purest minds, found only in enlightened sadhakas whose heart centres (anahata chakra) have blossomed through devoted meditation.Let this episode, set to the uplifting melodies of Raga Shuddha Dhanyasi, guide your meditation on the anahata chakra as it unveils the profound spiritual symbolism of ‘Hamsadwandwam’.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahar...2025-04-0220 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 37: Vishuddhau Te Shuddha - Raga VagadhishwariIn the thirty-seventh shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara describes the descent of Shiva-Shakti from the Devi’s Ajna chakra to the Vishuddhi chakra. Here, the samayachara sadhaka worships this divine cosmic couple as ‘Vyomeshwara’ and ‘Vyomeshwari’, with Akasha (ether) tattva as the presiding element. Shiva as ‘Vyomeshwara’ is portrayed as the pure transparent crystal (sphatika), symbolising the pure consciousness. Experience the spiritual wisdom as we unravel the deeper meaning of this shloka and its beautiful interconnection with the mesmerising Raga Vagadhishwari. Access the study materials with the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari...2025-03-2921 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 12As we unravel deeper concepts of Soundaryalahari, the introspection and meditation upon these concepts require profound answers and guidance. In the twelfth Q&A session, higher concepts of Srividya and Kundalini Shakti have been discussed, based on the shloka-s 34, 35 and 36. For the best experience of this discussion, we recommend revisiting the detailed explanations of these shlokas in our previous episodes. Access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding of the thought-provoking questions and illuminating responses in this session. Questions:Insights on Kadi Vidya tradition of Srividya and Samayachara.What is the tantric and sp...2025-03-2630 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 36: Tavajnachakrastham - Raga AbhogiIn this divine stotra of Soundaryalahari, from shloka 36 to 41, we see six chakras described by Adi Shankara in the path of descent of Shiva and Shakti from Sahasrara, beginning at Ajna chakra in Shloka 36 all the way down to Muladhara in shloka 41. Shlokas 36 to 41 must be understood from the perspective of Shiva-Shakti’s descent through the sushumna nadi. In the present 36th shloka, Adi Shankara salutes Parashambhu and Parachit residing in the Ajna chakra, who is self-luminous with unparalleled effulgence. Meditate and worship Shiva-Shakti with the soothing raga Abhogi and gain a deeper spiritual understanding of this pro...2025-03-2222 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 35: Manastvam Vyoma Tvam - Raga RishabhapriyaIn this thirty-fifth shloka of Soundarya Lahari, Adi Shankara presents the profound perspective of the Uttara Kaula school of Srividya worship, which recognizes Shakti as the absolute supreme force - the dominant energy orchestrating the entire cycle of creation while Shiva remains completely withdrawn within Shakti's infinite essence. Experience this revelation as Shakti is exalted as the embodiment of the entire universe and the potent Kundalini Shakti, artfully rendered through the melodious raga Rishabhapriya.Access the study materials with the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on...2025-03-1920 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 34: Shariram Tvam Shambhoh - Raga SaveriAdi Shankara, drawing from the profound insights of the Purva Kaula school of Srividya worship, presents a vision in which Shiva and Shakti are not regarded as separate tattvas but are instead understood as the unified expression of the single Parabrahman. He further elucidates the concept of Shesha (subsidiary) - Sheshi (principle) bhava, a dual principle that underscores the intrinsic equality and interdependence of Shiva and Shakti in the cosmic order. This principle illuminates the equal and essential status of both divine aspects in the eternal cycles of creation.Meditate on the sublime union of Shiva-Shakti described...2025-03-1521 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 11Join us for an enriching eleventh Q&A session with Keshava Prasad as we delve deeper into verses 31, 32, and 33 of the Soundarya Lahari. In this episode, thoughtful questions and insightful answers will reveal new layers of meaning within this divine stotra. For the most rewarding experience, we recommend revisiting the detailed explanations of these verses from our previous sessions. To further enhance your understanding, please access the study materials provided via the link below. Together, let us explore, contemplate, and reflect upon the profound wisdom encapsulated in these sacred verses.Questions:What is the s...2025-03-1232 min
The Syllabus of Life with Ravi KapoorRamayan's Scientific Proof, Untold Indian History Explained Ft. Meenakshi Jain || The Syllabus of Life Podcast Episode 35🎙️ Unraveling India’s History: Dr. Meenakshi Jain on The Syllabus of Life with IRS Ravi KapoorIn this fascinating episode of The Syllabus of Life, Dr. Meenakshi Jain, renowned historian, political scientist, and Padma Shri awardee, joins IRS Ravi Kapoor for a deep dive into ancient and medieval Indian history.Dr. Meenakshi Jain has made groundbreaking contributions to understanding India's past and has served as an Associate Professor of History at Delhi University. Her work has redefined how we perceive civilizational continuity, cultural traditions, and historical narratives.🎧 In this episode, they discuss:✅ How old is I...2025-03-0855 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 33: Smaram Yonim Lakshmim - Raga DharmavatiIn the thirty-third shloka of Soundarya Lahari, Adi Shankara unveils the sacred Ashtadashakshari mantra, where the traditional Panchadashakshari mantra is prefixed with three potent syllables. Listen to this shloka in the scintillating raga Dharmavati and contemplate on the deeper significance of Devi’s supreme mantra, which carries its own subtle power and hidden significance. Allow the resonant strains of Raga Dharmavati to guide you into a state of introspection and spiritual awakening.Access the study materials with the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.2025-03-0820 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 32: Shivah Shaktih Kamah - Raga BageshriThe thirty-second shloka of Soundaryalahari carries the secretive Panchadashakshari mantra, through which Adi Shankara reveals the Sukshma mantra swarupa (subtle mantra form) of Lalitha Tripurasundari. This panchadasakshari mantra swarupa of Devi is embedded and hidden within the 32nd Soundaryalahari shloka, accessible only to a guru-initiated samayachara sadhaka on the path of moksha, who can receive this through the supreme knowledge of Srividya.Listen intently to this secretive shloka set to raga Bageshri and get a glimpse of the fifteen-lettered Panchadashakshari mantra.Click here to access the study materials:https://www...2025-03-0522 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 31: Chatushshashtya Tantraih - Raga SimhendramadhyamaIn this illuminating thirty-first shloka, Adi Shankara exalts Srividya as the supreme and independent tantra of Shakti Herself. The shloka reveals how this ultimate spiritual path uniquely holds the power to grant all four purushartas - Dharma (righteousness), Artha (prosperity), Kama (desires), and Moksha (liberation). Set in the divine melody of raga Simhendra-madhyama, this verse narrates how Paramashiva, at Devi's blessed insistence, revealed the sacred knowledge of Srividya tantra to all fourteen lokas (worlds). Listen with deep devotion to understand this revelation of divine wisdom.Access the study materials with the link below:2025-03-0123 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 10True spiritual progress prevails when a Sadhaka seeks answers for deep, meaningful questions. This tenth session in our Q&A series brings forth several concepts of Soundarya Lahari in great detail.To get the most out of this discussion, we recommend listening to the detailed explanations of verses 28, 29, and 30 in our previous episodes. Additionally, access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding of the topics ahead.Join us as we explore the wisdom of these verses through thought-provoking questions and illuminating responses.Questions: What is the significance of the phrase ‘Tava tat...2025-02-2631 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 30: Svadehod Bhutabhih - Raga HanumatodiIn this thirtieth shloka of Soundarya Lahari, Adi Shankara illuminates the presence of eight divine attendants of Devi, known as the Siddha Devis, who possess the power to bestow extraordinary spiritual abilities (siddhis) upon devoted practitioners. The shloka further reveals how a sadhaka who recognises and worships Devi in Her complete magnificence as the supreme and eternal divine presence is blessed with moksha - the ultimate liberation from the endless cycles of birth and death.This philosophical teaching is presented through the melodious framework of raga Todi, inviting listeners to contemplate and meditate upon its significance. 2025-02-2222 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 29: Kiritam Vairincham - Raga KedaragoulaIn shloka 29, Adi Shankara reaffirms Devi's supremacy over all celestial gods who perpetually attend Her royal assembly, offering their respects to Devi Lalitha Parameshwari. Through exquisite poetic imagery, he describes a scene where Shiva visits the assembly unannounced. As Devi rushes to receive Him in excitement, Her attendants caution Her to walk carefully, mindful of the hard crowns of various gods lying on the ground.Let Raga Kedaragoula transport you into this celestial realm as you meditate on Adi Shankara's vivid portrayal of divine love and devotion.Access the study materials with the link below:2025-02-1920 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 28: Sudhamapyasvadya - Raga HamsadhwaniDiscover how Adi Shankara explains Paramashiva's eternal existence between cycles of 'creation-annihilation' in this remarkable verse. Learn about the power of Devi's ear-ornaments, symbols of Her divine marriage, that grant Paramashiva His eternity.Let Raga Hamsadhwani enhance your appreciation of Adi Shankara's beautiful poetic imagery as we explore this profound teaching.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-02-1519 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 28: Sudhamapyasvadya - Raga HamsadhwaniDiscover how Adi Shankara explains Paramashiva's eternal existence between cycles of 'creation-annihilation' in this remarkable verse. Learn about the power of Devi's ear-ornaments, symbols of Her divine marriage, that grant Paramashiva His eternity.Let Raga Hamsadhwani enhance your appreciation of Adi Shankara's beautiful poetic imagery as we explore this profound teaching.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-02-1419 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 9Join us for another illuminating Q&A session exploring the deeper wisdom within verses 25, 26, and 27 of Soundarya Lahari. Through thoughtful questions and Sri Keshava Prasad's insightful responses, we'll uncover new layers of understanding from these profound shlokas.To fully benefit from this discussion, we recommend first listening to the detailed explanations of these verses in our previous episodes. The study materials provided will further enhance your understanding as we continue our spiritual exploration together.Questions:More insights on the process of cosmic creation and dissolution. What does the term ‘guna’ mean? Insights on the three...2025-02-1232 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 27: Japo Jalpah Shilpam - Raga ShubhapantuvaraliDiscover the attitude of a liberated Samayachara sadhaka through this devotionally profound twenty-seventh shloka, where Adi Shankaracharya reveals how every worldly action becomes divine worship through complete self-surrender to Devi.Let Raga Shubhapantuvarali deepen your devotion as we explore this sacred teaching of surrender to the Divine Mother.Access the study materials with the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-02-0819 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 26: Virinchih Panchatvam - Raga ShankarabharanaAdi Shankaracharya reveals the mysteries of the cosmic process of annihilation and concealment in this twenty-sixth shloka. He shows how Paramashiva alone remains blissfully undisturbed during the universe's concealment.Let the uplifting Raga Shankarabharana guide your contemplation as we explore this deep aspect of cosmic creation.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-02-0520 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 25: Trayanam Devanam - Raga ChandrajyothiIn this twenty-fifth shloka, Adi Shankara reaffirms Devi's supreme status as Svatantrya Shakti - the absolute and independent power of Shiva. While the three principal Gods (Brahma, Vishnu and Rudra) arise from Her three gunas, as Parashakti Lalitha, She transcends these qualities entirely.Experience this profound revelation through Raga Chandrajyothi as we explore the deeper meanings of the three gunas and Shakti's ultimate supremacy.Access the study materials with the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-02-0121 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 8As we progress with the verses of Soundaryalahari, the concepts of this stotra grow deeper and more profound. Join us in this illuminating eighth session of Q&A where Sri Keshava Prasad and Dr Meenakshi Ravi explore the depths of Soundarya Lahari and Indian Classical music.To get the most out of this discussion, we recommend first listening to the detailed explanations of verses 22, 23, and 24 in our previous episodes. Additionally, access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding of the topics ahead.Questions:Insights on the name ‘Bhavani’.Why did Adi Shankaracharya use the...2025-01-2943 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 24: Jagat Sute Dhata - Raga ReetigowlaIn the twenty-fourth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara describes the five acts in the 'Cycle of Creation' of Parabrahman – creation, sustenance, destruction, concealment/annihilation, and re-creation/salvation. Discover how Devi's divine power controls all these cosmic functions.Experience this revelation of Devi's cosmic supremacy through the sublime Raga Reetigowla as we explore Her boundless compassion. Access the study materials with the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-01-2520 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 23: Tvaya Hrtva Vamam - Raga KeeravaniIn the twenty-third shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara portrays the eternal and pure divine love between Ardhanarishvara Shiva and Para Shakti. Though Shakti already occupies the left side of Shiva's body and rules His heart, She lovingly takes over His entire being.Experience this divine union of Shiva-Shakti through the beautiful Raga Keeravani as we explore this verse.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-01-2221 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 22: Bhavani Twam Dase - Raga KanadaIn this spiritually profound twenty-second shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara illuminates us about moksha - the most challenging purushartha to attain. Through a beautiful example, he reveals Devi's extraordinary compassion, showing how She offers liberation to the sadhaka who meditates and worships Her with complete devotion.Experience this divine wisdom through the melodious Raga Kanada as we explore the boundless grace of the Divine Mother.Access the study materials with the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-01-1820 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 7Join us for an enriching seventh Q&A session with Keshava Prasad as we delve deeper into verses 19, 20, and 21 of Soundarya Lahari. Discover new layers of understanding this divine stotra through thoughtful questions and insightful answers.For the best experience of this discussion, we recommend listening to the detailed explanations of these verses in our previous episodes. Let's listen, contemplate, and reflect together on the profound wisdom contained in these sacred verses. Additionally, you can access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding of the topics ahead.Questions:What is the cosmic significance...2025-01-1535 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 21: Tatillekha Tanvim - Raga BilahariAdi Shankaracharya reveals the perfect path of Dhyana marga for sadhakas with purified minds who seek moksha alone in this twenty-first shloka.Let the beautiful Raga Bilahari enhance your meditation on Devi as you explore this verse and begin your journey toward divine knowledge, transcending the six chakras and Maya tattva.Click here to access the study materials:visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-01-1120 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 20: Kirantim Angebhyah - Raga ChakravakaIn this twentieth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara speaks of meditating on a cooling form of Devi, as the one sculpted in ‘chandrakanta shila’ (or moonstone) as well as the benefits of such a meditation to the Sadhaka Yogi. Get immersed in this shloka with the pensive raga ‘Chakravaka’ and surrender to the Cosmic Mother’s grace. Access the study materials with the link below:visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-01-0818 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 19: Mukham Bindum Krutva - Raga RanjaniIn this nineteenth shloka, Adi Shankara unveils the subtler kamakala form of Devi Lalitha Tripurasundari, describing the cosmic union of Shiva and Shakti in "bindu" form - where Shiva as Kameshvara and Shakti as Kameshwari create and sustain the universe.Let the soothing Raga Ranjani guide your meditation on the Kamakala form of Devi as we explore the spiritual significance of this verse.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712025-01-0418 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 6True spiritual progress prevails when a Sadhaka seeks answers for deep, meaningful questions. This sixth session in our Q&A series brings forth several concepts of Soundarya Lahari in great detail.To get the most out of this discussion, we recommend first listening to the detailed explanations of verses 16, 17, and 18 in our previous episodes. Additionally, access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding of the topics ahead.Join us as we explore the wisdom of these verses through thought-provoking questions and illuminating responses.Questions:What is the significance of the word ‘Sh...2025-01-0130 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 18: Tanucchayabhiste - Raga KambhojiIn this eighteenth shloka of Soundarya Lahari, Adi Shankaracharya portrays Mother Lalitha in Her deep crimson-red form and reveals the spiritual benefits that flow to those who meditate upon this divine aspect.Let the enchanting Raga Kambhoji enhance your contemplation of this verse as we explore its deeper spiritual significance through detailed explanation.Access the study materials through the link below:visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-12-2819 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 17: Savitribhir Vacham - Raga NasikabhushaniIn this seventeenth shloka, Adi Shankara continues with the Sarasvata prayoga, illuminating the glory of the third kuta of the Panchadashakshari mantra and its associated worship. Learn how the sadhaka should meditate on Devi Lalitha along with the eight vak-devatas, the goddesses of speech.Experience this verse rendered in the immersive Raga Nasikabhushani, and discover how meditation upon Devi's form, cool as the chandrakanta stone, bestows the power to compose epics and hymns, as words flow directly from the vak-devis themselves.Click here to access the study materials:visit https://www.saiprakashana...2024-12-2521 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 16: Kavindranam Chetah - Raga ChandrakaunsThe sixteenth shloka of Soundarya Lahari reveals Devi's form in a crimson-red hue, being part of the Sarasvata prayoga, and the benefits of worshipping Her 'Aruna' form.Let the melodious Raga Chandrakauns guide your meditation on the crimson-red Mother Goddess, and discover how Her divine grace bestows poetic abilities upon sadhakas who contemplate this form.Click here to access the study materials:visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-12-2120 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 5Join us for another illuminating Q&A session delving deeper into the verses of Soundarya Lahari. In this episode, we will understand the deeper knowledge behind many concepts discussed in shlokas 13, 14, and 15. To get the most out of this discussion, we recommend first listening to the detailed explanations of verses 13, 14, and 15 in our previous episodes. Additionally, please make use of the study materials provided to enhance your understanding.Through these interactive and insightful questions and illuminating responses given by Sri. Keshava Prasad, we urge you to explore the intricacies of Soundarya Lahari, to deepen your sp...2024-12-1829 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 15: Sharajjyotsna Shuddham - Raga ShahanaJourney into the fifteenth shloka of Soundarya Lahari, where Adi Shankara unveils the pure white form of Devi as Sarasvati or Sharada, the embodiment of 'Kriya Shakti'.Discover how this divine form represents the source of sattvic poetic talents and the first kuta (Vagbhava kuta) of the Srividya Panchadashakshari mantra. Learn how a single bow to Sharada can transform an upasaka into a great sattvic poet, bestowing divine knowledge.Meditate on Devi's sublime form with the soothing Raga Shahana, allowing its blissful melody to deepen your contemplation and spiritual connection.Access the study...2024-12-1419 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 14: Kshitau Shatpanchashat - Raga VasanthabhairaviExperience the fourteenth shloka of Soundarya Lahari, where Adi Shankaracharya reveals the cosmic mystery of divine rays emanating from the Devi's lotus feet in the Sahasrara chakra. Discover how 360 divine rays form the Six Chakras of our body and govern the six tattvas. Explore the interconnection between these divine rays, the universe, and the human body.Let the soothing Vasanthabhairavi raga guide your contemplation, allowing your devotion to flow with the wisdom of this sacred verse.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with...2024-12-1120 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 13: Naram Varshiyamsam - Raga BahudariWitness the divine power of Devi in this thirteenth shloka of Soundarya Lahari, where Adi Shankaracharya reveals the transformative grace of the Cosmic Mother.Discover how a mere side glance from Mother Lalitha can bestow physical, mental, and material wealth upon earnest sadhakas. The joyful Bahudari raga accompanies this verse, enhancing its spiritual essence.Meditate on this shloka and experience the potential of Divine Mother's boundless grace.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-12-0718 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 4True spiritual progress prevails when a Sadhaka seeks answers for deep, meaningful questions. This fourth session in our Q&A series brings forth several profound concepts of Soundarya Lahari in great detail.To get the most out of this discussion, we recommend first listening to the detailed explanations of verses 10, 11, and 12 in our previous episodes. Additionally, access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding of the topics covered.Explore the intricacies of Soundarya Lahari through insightful questions and illuminating responses. This interactive session promises to deepen your appreciation of the text's spiritual wisdom.2024-12-0429 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 12: Tvadiyam Soundaryam - Raga RamapriyaAdi Shankaracharya's poetic mastery shines through in this twelfth shloka of Soundarya Lahari, as he evocatively captures the transcendental beauty of Devi Lalitha Tripurasundari. The celestial beings' yearning to catch a glimpse of the cosmic Mother's divine splendor is beautifully conveyed through the melodious Raga Ramapriya.Meditate and contemplate on this verse, allowing its wisdom to guide you on the spiritual journey. Experience the depth of Devi's magnificence as revealed in this profound shloka.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience...2024-11-3020 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 11: Chaturbhihi Srikanthaihi - Raga HindolaGet ready to explore the intricacy and divine architecture of Sri Chakra in the eleventh shloka of Soundarya Lahari. Listen as Sri Keshava Prasad unveils the deep spiritual significance hidden within this masterpiece.The majestic Raga Hindola will transport you to the cosmic state of the holy union between Kameshwara and Kameshwari, unfolding in the sacred abode of the Mother Devi.Access the study materials through the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-11-2719 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 10: Sudhadhara Saraihi - Raga ShanmukhapriyaBehold the blissful union of Shiva-Shakti as described in this tenth shloka of Soundarya Lahari. In this profound verse, the Kundalini's journey is further illuminated - after reaching the Sahasrara, she becomes one with the divine nectar, drenching the Sadhaka's 72,000 nadis. Kundalini then traces her way back to the Muladhara chakra, resting like a three-and-a-half coiled serpent.Revel in this divine experience enhanced by the captivating Raga Shanmukhapriya, and discover the fascinating interconnection between the raga and the inner meaning of this verse.Click here to access the study materials:https://www.saiprakashana...2024-11-2320 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 3Join us for another illuminating Q&A session delving deeper into the verses of Soundarya Lahari. In this episode, we'll unravel different levels of understanding around the chakra system, Devi's transcendental beauty, and much more.To get the most out of this discussion, we recommend first listening to the detailed explanations of verses 7, 8, and 9 in our previous episodes. Additionally, make use of the study materials provided to enhance your understanding.Questions:What is the significance of the word ‘Kanchidama’? Does this signify a Shaktipeetha? What is the spiritual significance of the imagery of Devi’s abode...2024-11-2033 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 09: Mahim Muladhare - Raga MohanaExperience Adi Shankara's poetic brilliance as he describes the path of Kundalini's ascent toward union with Paramashiva. In the Sahasrara chakra, this divine union is realised. Through this verse, discover the intricate system of chakras in the human body and their presiding elements (tattvas).Let the vibrant Raga Mohana enhance your meditation on this profound shloka as we explore the deeper spiritual concepts woven within its verses. Access the study materials through the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-11-1621 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 08: Sudha Sindhormadhye - Raga MegharanjiniIn this eighth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara reveals that the place of Devi’s internal worship is in Sadhaka’s Sahasrara Chakra, which is Devi’s Abode, where She resides in blissful union with Shiva. Experience this profound verse set to the rare and immersive Raga Megharanjini.Discover the fascinating connection between the raga and the verse's meaning as we explore this spiritually significant shloka that deepens our understanding of Devi's cosmic beauty.Access the study materials through the link below:https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on W...2024-11-1319 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 07: Kvanat Kanchidama - Raga SriranjiniExperience the transcendental form of Devi Lalitha Tripurasundari through Adi Shankaracharya's beautiful description of Her attributes in the seventh shloka. Understand the inseparable nature of Shiva-Shakti as this verse unfolds its deeper spiritual meanings.Immerse yourself in the wisdom of this sacred verse, enhanced by its soulful rendering in Raga Sriranjini, as we continue our journey through Soundarya Lahari.Click here to access the study materials: https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-11-0919 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 2Join us for an enriching second Q&A session with Keshava Prasad and Dr. Meenakshi Ravi as they delve deeper into verses 4, 5, and 6 of Soundarya Lahari. Discover new layers of understanding this divine stotra through thoughtful questions and insightful answers.For the best experience of this discussion, we recommend listening to the detailed explanations of these verses in our previous episodes. Let's listen, contemplate, and reflect together on the profound wisdom contained in these sacred verses.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-11-0632 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 06: Dhanuh Paushpam Maurvi - Raga VasantaIn the sixth shloka, Adi Shankaracharya illuminates the role of Manmatha in this world created by Shakti Herself. Join Keshava Prasad as he unravels the deeper spiritual significance of this profound verse. Rendered in Raga Vasanta, discover how this particular raga beautifully enhances and reflects the meaning of the verse, creating a perfect harmony of wisdom and melody.To download study materials relating to this episode and all previous episodes of this podcast, visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-11-0219 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 05: Haristvam Aradhya - Raga AnandabhairaviExplore the spiritual significance of the fifth shloka where Adi Shankaracharya uses vivid examples to portray the transcendental beauty of Shakti. Experience this profound verse rendered in the enchanting Raga Anandabhairavi, as it reveals the divine beauty of Devi Lalitha Tripurasundari. Don’t miss the inner significance that this shloka holds! To download study materials relating to this episode and all previous episodes of this podcast, visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-10-3020 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 04: Tvadanyah Panibhyam - Raga KalyaniDive deeper into Adi Shankaracharya's portrayal of Shakti's infinite power and glory in the fourth shloka of Soundarya Lahari. Join Sri Keshava Prasad as he unveils how Devi's feet alone possess the extraordinary ability to liberate Her devotees from the cycles of birth and death. Additionally, immerse yourself in the beauty of Raga Kalyani, the melodious backdrop to this powerful shloka.To download study materials relating to this episode and all previous episodes of this podcast, visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-10-2621 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaSoundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 1Join us for an enlightening Q&A session delving into the first three shlokas of Soundarya Lahari, the revered hymn to the Divine Mother. Gain deeper insights into the nature and significance of Soundaryalahari as a sacred hymn, explore the profound meanings within the opening verses, and understand the role of Indian Classical music in enhancing our experience of the text.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-10-2333 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 03: Avidyanam Antastimira - Raga AthanaIn the third shloka of this sacred hymn, Sri Adi Shankaracharya continues to glorify the power of the divine dust particles emanating from Devi's feet. This verse reveals how the Goddess bestows wisdom upon us, her devotees. Listen to the melodious rendition and detailed explanation of this shloka to understand how one can attain liberation through Devi's compassion and grace.To download study materials relating to this episode and all previous episodes of this podcast, visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-10-1929 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 02: Taniyamsam Pamsum - Raga MalayamaruthaAdi Shankaracharya glorifies the supreme power of Mother Lalitha and the role of the trinity of Gods in the creation of the universe. Know the inseparable nature of Shiva-Shakti and the significance of the dust from Devi’s feet in the second shloka of Soundaryalahari. Listen and enjoy the bliss of this shloka set to raga Malayamarutha. To download study materials relating to this episode and all previous episodes of this podcast, visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-10-1629 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha0. ‘Soundaryalahari’ – An IntroductionDiscover the essence of Soundaryalahari in this introductory episode. What makes this 100-verse hymn so profound? What are its various aspects? How does music enhance its beauty? And most importantly, how can it benefit you?Join Sri Keshava Prasad and Dr. Meenakshi Ravi as they unravel the fundamental concepts of Soundaryalahari, exploring its spiritual depth and the powerful role of music in bringing its teachings to life.Share your experience with us on WhatsApp at +9163618033712024-10-0553 minSoundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana SudhaShloka 01: Shivah Shaktya Yukto - Raga BhauliExplore the opening verse of Soundaryalahari, where Adi Shankaracharya glorifies ParāŚakti and Her supreme power as the Mother of the Universe.In this episode, learn the meaning behind the first shloka, set to Raga Bhauli. Join Sri Keshava Prasad as he unravels the deep significance of the Śiva-Śakti union and helps us understand what makes a Sadhaka worthy to worship the Mother Goddess.To download study materials relating to this episode and all previous episodes of this podcast, visit https://www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari.Share your experience with us on W...2024-10-0523 min
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The Listening PostGenocide in Gaza: Enabled by AI, powered by Big TechThe algorithms that Big Tech designed - and the genocide they assisted. The Listening Post explores how Israel’s killing campaign of Palestinians has relied on artificial intelligence to choose its targets. A dystopian nightmare serves as a marketing campaign for technology flawed by design, and deepens the global digital divide.Contributors:Sophia Goodfriend – Researcher, Duke UniversityMona Shtaya – Digital rights scholarMatthew Mahmoudi – Researcher, Amnesty TechSebastian Ben Daniel – Journalist, +972 MagazineOn our radar:Nicaragua put Germany in the dock at the International Court of Justice, accusing it of facilitati...2024-04-1324 min
The Listening PostReporting under genocide: Six months in GazaWith international reporters locked out, Palestinian journalists have made huge sacrifices to keep the world informed of the unprecedented killing and destruction in Gaza.More media workers have been killed by Israel since October 7 than in any other conflict in modern history.Like the rest of the population, Gaza's journalists have also been maimed, arrested or threatened, have seen their homes and offices destroyed and are grieving over the loss of those close to them.The Listening Post spent time with three Al Jazeera journalists between February and March 2024.Contributors:...2024-04-0525 min
The Listening PostThe cracks are deepening in the US-Israel allianceSix months into Israel’s devastating war on Gaza, the United Nations Security Council has finally passed a resolution demanding a ceasefire. The United States’s abstention marks a pivotal moment in Israel’s increasing international isolation.In the Israeli media, the opposition to the UN vote is near-unanimous and unsurprising. More striking is the lack of interest from American news outlets. The implications this story raises are perhaps a little uncomfortable for them - they hit too close to home.Contributors:Ramzy Baroud - Editor, The Palestine ChronicleArdi Imseis - Former UNRWA officia...2024-03-3025 min
The Listening PostThe airdrops: Optics of urgency, illusions of aidThe United States' airdrops of aid into Gaza are a textbook case of cognitive dissonance on the part of the US administration - dropping food while continuing to send Israel bombs with which to pulverise Gaza. And the gulf between what’s happening on the ground and the mainstream media’s reportage continues to widen.Contributors:Laura Albast - Fellow, Institute for Palestine StudiesMohamad Bazzi - Professor, New York UniversityAntony Loewenstein - Author, The Palestine LaboratoryMouin Rabbani - Co-editor, JadaliyyaOn our radar:Sinc...2024-03-0925 min
The Listening PostIs the New York Times losing its credibility on Israel-Palestine? | The Listening PostIn December 2023, The New York Times published an explosive article - now widely discredited - that detailed Hamas’s agenda to weaponise rape and sexual violence on October 7. We reveal the controversies surrounding the article along with the broader issue of Western media outlets’ pro-Israeli/anti-Palestinian bias.Lead contributors:Ali Abunimah - Director, Electronic IntifadaChris Hedges - Former Middle East Bureau Chief, The New York TimesYumna Patel - Palestine News Director, MondoweissOn our radar:After they won an award at the Berlinale film festival, the reaction to a spee...2024-03-0225 min
The Listening PostPakistan Elections: Did Imran Khan stand a chance?This past week’s elections in Pakistan were meant to be a formality, the outcome - a win for the PMLN - predetermined by the Pakistani military and intelligence apparatus.But despite their attempt to manage the narrative and meddle with politics, former Prime Minister Imran Khan and his party, the PTI, had an unexpected pull with the people.Contributors:Amber Shamsi - Director, Centre for Excellence in JournalismAsma Shirazi - Anchor, HUM NewsFahd Husain - President, AIK NewsMoeed Pirzada - Journalist and YouTuberOn our ra...2024-02-1024 min
The Listening PostIsrael vs UNRWA: Deflection and deceptionIsraeli intelligence accuses a UN refugee agency of collusion with Hamas – and the media take it at face value.Israel has for years been claiming that the United Nations refugee agency (UNRWA) is in cahoots with Hamas. The latest allegations – which coincided with the International Court of Justice’s order for Israel to prevent genocide – bear the hallmarks of a distraction tactic. So far, the media have taken the bait.Contributors:Diana Buttu – Palestinian lawyerTal Mimran – Former Israeli government adviserAbdaljawad Omar – Academic, Birzeit UniversityKenneth Roth – Former executive director, Human Rights WatchOn...2024-02-0323 min
The Listening PostWar on Gaza: What impact will the ICJ case have?The ICJ hearings have drawn scorn as well as shock from Israel’s media punditry. In the West, however, the case has emboldened journalists to ask tougher questions of the Israeli narrative.Lead contributors:Oren Ziv - Reporter, +972 MagazineMouin Rabbani - Co-editor, JadaliyyaSelma Carmey - Human rights lawyerGideon Levy - Columnist, HaaretzDaniel Levy - President, US/Middle East Project; Former Israeli political adviserOn our radar:Australia’s public broadcaster- ABC - fired a radio host after she shared a report on Gaza’s humanitarian crisis...2024-01-2024 min
The Listening PostIsrael turns to a new AI system in war on Gaza | The Listening PostMore than 60 days into the Israel-Gaza war, two Israeli news outlets - +972 magazine and Local Call - published a report on The Gospel, a new artificial intelligence system deployed in Gaza.The AI helps generate new targets at an unprecedented rate, allowing the Israeli military to loosen its already permissive constraints on the killing of civilians.Contributors:Marwa Fatafta - MENA Policy and Advocacy Director, Access NowOmar Shakir - Israel and Palestine Director, Human Rights WatchSophia Goodfriend - JournalistTal Mimran - Former legal adviser, Israeli Ministry of Justice and...2023-12-0925 min
The Listening PostMaking sense of Israel and Hamas’s information war | The Listening PostForty-eight days of bloodshed later, a truce lasting 96 hours - between Israel and Hamas - has come into effect, giving Palestinians in Gaza some temporary room to breathe. But in the information war, there is no ceasefire in sight.Contributors:Abboud Omar Hamayel – Academic, Birzeit UniversityHussein Ibish – Arab Gulf States InstituteMia Bloom – Professor, Georgia State UniversityShashank Joshi – Defence Editor, EconomistOn our radar:This past week has been one of the most devastating for journalists in Gaza. This, in a war that has already been described as the “deadliest...2023-11-2524 min
The Listening PostWhat US media is missing in Israel’s war on Gaza...and why it matters | The Listening PostFreedom of expression is under the gun in the Land of the Free. We look at what media in the United States is missing in Israel’s war on Gaza - and why it matters.Contributors:Noura Erakat - Associate Professor, Rutgers UniversityAbdallah Fayyad - Journalist; Former Member, Boston Globe Editorial BoardAlex Kane - Senior Reporter, Jewish CurrentsJack Mirkinson - Acting Senior Editor, The NationOn our radar:The vast majority of mainstream outlets in the US are corporate-owned. Nic Muirhead reports on how publicly-funded broadcasters in the An...2023-11-1126 min
The Listening PostIndia: Why is Gautam Adani so interested in NDTV? | The Listening PostGautam Adani - India’s richest man with close ties to Prime Minister Narendra Modi - is in the midst of a takeover of NDTV, a news network considered one of the last bastions of critical journalism on the Indian airwaves. If the sale does go through - what are the chances that Adani will prioritise his relationship with power over the channel’s independence?Contributors:Ravi Nair - Journalist & commentatorRaksha Kumar - Mumbai-based journalistAtul Chaurasia - Executive editor, NewslaundryKapil Komireddi - Author, Malevolent RepublicOn our radar:Meta...2022-12-1725 min
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