ऋग्वेद का सबसे खतरनाक सूक्त... जिसे सुनकर आप चौंक जाएंगे
Mystic A Voice
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The most dangerous hymn of the Rig Veda... You will be shocked to hear it.
Is there really a hymn in the Rig Veda that questions the origin of creation itself? Does the Nasadiya Sukta say that perhaps even the ultimate truth is not fully known? In this video, we will delve into the famous Nasadiya Sukta (Rig Veda 10.129) from the tenth Mandala of the Rig Veda and understand why it is considered the most mysterious and philosophical hymn in Vedic literature.
In this lecture, you will learn:
✨ The simple Hindi meaning of the Nasadiya Sukta
✨ The Vedic perspective on the origin of creation
✨ The true meaning of "neither was true nor was false"
✨ Why was desire (kama) called the first seed of creation?
✨ Weren't even the gods witnesses to creation?
✨ The most controversial mystery of the final hymn—what does "perhaps even he does not know" mean?
✨ The Tradition of Questioning in the Rig Veda, Upanishads, and Indian Philosophy
This video is not meant to impose a definitive conclusion, but rather an invitation to sit with the question that has engaged sages, philosophers, and seekers for thousands of years. If you are interested in Vedic wisdom, Sanatan philosophy, the Upanishads, meditation, and spiritual mysteries, be sure to watch this video until the end.
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असत् भी नहीं
अंतरिक्ष भी नहीं,
आकाश भी नहीं था।
छिपा था क्या, कहां,
किसने ढका था।
उस पल तो अगम, अतल
जल भी कहां था।
नहीं थी मृत्यु,
थी अमरता भी नहीं।
नहीं था दिन, रात भी नहीं
हवा भी नहीं।
सांस थी स्वयमेव फिर भी,
नहीं था कोई, कुछ भी।
परमतत्व से अलग, या परे भी।
अंधेरे में अंधेरा, मुंदा अंधेरा था,
जल भी केवल निराकार जल था........ (ऋग्वेद)
भारत एक खोज
कब और किस बात पर मां से पूछा था, अपना जन्म स्थान और जन्म के समय की स्थितियां, कौन कहां था, मैं कहां था, तुम कहां थी ?
जब मैंने मां से यह पूछा कि पुराने घर के उस जगह किसका जन्म हुआ था तो उसे अजीब लगा, उसने पूछा तुम्हें कैसे पता तो मैंने कहा, मैं वहीं था, सबकुछ देख रहा था, सिर्फ जन्म नहीं, घर के अन्दर, बाहर, तुम्हें, अपने आपको लेकिन मैं कौन था ये नहीं पता, मुझे पहले हल्का याद था लेकिन अब सबकुछ और साफ होता जा रहा है लेकिन अब कोई नहीं है जिससे कुछ पूछ सकूं ।
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ऋग्वेद का सबसे खतरनाक सूक्त... जिसे सुनकर आप चौंक जाएंगे
Mystic A Voice
209,424 views
The most dangerous hymn of the Rig Veda... You will be shocked to hear it.
Is there really a hymn in the Rig Veda that questions the origin of creation itself? Does the Nasadiya Sukta say that perhaps even the ultimate truth is not fully known? In this video, we will delve into the famous Nasadiya Sukta (Rig Veda 10.129) from the tenth Mandala of the Rig Veda and understand why it is considered the most mysterious and philosophical hymn in Vedic literature.
In this lecture, you will learn:
✨ The simple Hindi meaning of the Nasadiya Sukta
✨ The Vedic perspective on the origin of creation
✨ The true meaning of "neither was true nor was false"
✨ Why was desire (kama) called the first seed of creation?
✨ Weren't even the gods witnesses to creation?
✨ The most controversial mystery of the final hymn—what does "perhaps even he does not know" mean?
✨ The Tradition of Questioning in the Rig Veda, Upanishads, and Indian Philosophy
This video is not meant to impose a definitive conclusion, but rather an invitation to sit with the question that has engaged sages, philosophers, and seekers for thousands of years. If you are interested in Vedic wisdom, Sanatan philosophy, the Upanishads, meditation, and spiritual mysteries, be sure to watch this video until the end.
🙏 If this discourse inspires you to reflect, please like, share, and subscribe.
🔔 Don't forget to press the bell icon for more such profound spiritual, Vedic, and philosophical journeys.
#NasadiyaSukta #Rigveda #Rigveda #VedicPhilosophy #SanatanDharma #Spirituality #Hinduism #IndianPhilosophy #Upanishad #MeditationInHindi