Prabh Ki Bani or God’s Language of Natural Sounds and Music: Be Happy Philselfologically Part 21
The languages that we study academically are the scholar’s languages that are referred as Brahmins or educated, the intellectuals, and the Vedic or Wisdom of Mouth differs from it as the later is the applied language of the Shastri’s and the Pundit’s that the Acharaya’s or the Teachers use. The teacher’s language is called the Wisdom of Mouth as the native or tribal use, and this its the Practical Philosophy of Language.
The Practical Language is called the Bhasha: “The Bhasha is also to say what we say “Bhasda”, means what seems to be as we say in Philosophy and other similar subjects “it seems to be” and we say what seems is seems to me as the “Bhasada” and thus the “Bhasha”, the language; means that one needs to say what one sees as one observes rather than what one wants to say and or what others want to hear or read.”
Further, “Sanskrit was considered as “Dev Bhasha”, ” Devavani “or the language of the Gods by ancient Indians. The word sanskrita, meaning “refined” or “purified,” is the antonym of prakrita, meaning “natural,” or “vulgar.” It is made up of the primordial sounds, and is developed systematically to include the natural progressions of sounds as created the human mouth.” (With thanks from the source: http://spiritualsoul.net/forum/topics/sanskrit-the… )
The learning Sanskrit from inside to outside may be say something as why its the language of gods, deva’s and goddesses, devi’s:
“In India, we use philselfologically scientific word Bhagwana for God, and the Bhagwan means the Power (Wana – The Vana or Wana means Natural Energy as Power, the Bal as if the Total Energy as Power present as the Immune System and we call it the Deva’s helping as total sum-up of all energies as if the aura defending inside the body) that Sustains All Energies (Bhaga – The Parts say of Energies, the Devi’s defending the body) in a Body! May we ever abuse term God and or Bhagwana in this context! It seems difficult! Science of Religion differs from Religion of Science, the Philosophy and thus Chaos of Creative Religion as it seems!”
In other words, the Devi’s together form the Jeevan Shakti that many people know as the Kundalini, but as its the essence of life, without proper diet and environment; it may do more harms than good. Though the yoga experts may well train it in the developed countries and some other parts of the world, however we need to avoid awakening it as it may be that may not be well balanced, so the concept of Yog Bal, the Power of Self-control (accepting our self as we are in totality as we say at Life Dyanmix to be who and what one is better, and thus as simple as possible). It is lot better as we know the brain power; the skills and talents that are based on the simplicity, the Sahaj of Life as we live in the age of pollution. We may talk about the Kundalini concepts when we are out of age of pollution – singing and chanting helps!
Goddess Sarasvati Blessed Valmiki, the Balmik when he was trying to utter words from the Mouth as Wisdom of Mouth, but lacked the Bhasha to express what seemed to him as bhasda or bhasta (Bhasta means Lagta Hai; it seems) in Hindi: “Once, Valmiki saw a pair of herons sitting on a tree, enjoying love-play. A hunter saw the birds and killed one of the herons. Overcome by grief of the heron pair, Valmiki recited a poem. This poem or ‘shloka’ became the first piece of poetry in Indian literature. Taking up the rhyme of the same verse, Valmiki composed The Ramayana – the epic story of Lord Ram.” (With thanks from the source: http://www.india9.com/i9show/Maharshi-Valmiki-3227… )
The Sanskrit most likely seems to be Sansa + Krit as we may get its meaning in Punjabi and Hindi; the Sansa means what Seems to be Be as if Doubting/Questioing anything with Sansa, the Curiosity or Fear as in Punjabi its Sahsa + Kriti means Shanka, the Sahsa and Krit that gives clarity of mind as if to heal the human doubts, the Sansa or Sahsa and what it thus creates is at time illusions or maya, and thus the Krit that is it seems the word “nature” or “prakriti” is criticized in the modern context as in west.
Thus, Sanskrit and other world languages that has been based on the what one sees and says with human thoughts and feelings as with body, mind, heart and soul gives it bhasha, words, sounds, expressions and all that native and tribal people in the world still day, and the people in the villages as what they say is full of what they think and feel rather than a memorized speeches and written words from childhood… they all speak the Sanskrit or the original language to what seems to a human; bhasda (bhata) and thus bhasha.
All kids say and do the same; they do things in rhythm and thus the ragas, and rest of the living ones; the birds, animals and others speak it that way and thus its also called the Prabh Ki Boli (Bani Prabh Ki Sabh Ko Bolai… Shri Sukhmani Sahib) and thus the Language of God. Only humans seem to forget Language of God that we at times may say “Word or Sound of God” (Prabh Ki Boli). This seems (bhasda) so from the research works Be Happy Philselfologically we have at Life Dynamix – Wings for All (http://wingsforall.com/bhagouauty/blog/wonders-of-india-german-and-austral ia-learning-of-art-of-creative-arts-the-/)!
The other good expression that we may call philselfolgical in nature means practical is that the Bani is also called the Vani, and its derivatives are on the Ban or Van means the Jungle or where humans and other living ones live together. Thus, the Bani or Vani is what all can understand in the natural world. Whenever people knowing the natural sounds and languages go into the jungles they start to enjoy the trip as if all are their friends. (We will update this paragraph and the para’s in due time and may be any time its due!)
We may better learn ragas, rhythm and beats! It always helps!
We all share a common sound, we may call it OM in the universe that gives us our share of knowledge, wisdom and all that we know, think and feel. We experience it as the best gift among the saints, those who are pure in heart means have sound of purity going inside as the best body rhythm and music as best among all the sura’s the sounds and thus the param + a + sura. Thus, this paramesura has its effects when we sing in chorus and in the gatherings. Its called the nectar of amrit or living water in the world languages:
“… each swara is associated with one of the seven chakras of the body. Just as the swaras ascend through the saptak, so they are mapped onto the chakras in the body in ascending order. Komal notes are associated with the left side of each chakra; the left channel, Ida Nadi, is the side of emotion and intuition. Shuddha and tivra notes are associated with the right side; the right channel, Pingala Nadi, is the side of logic. Ragas, therefore, have more or less of an effect on a given chakra depending on the notes they contain.” (With thanks from the source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swara )
There is another very good explanation: “The word SWARA in Sanskrit, means sound or musical note; it also means the continuous flow of air through one nostril. And we all know that YOGA means union. So Swara Yoga is the science which is about the realization of cosmic consciousness, through the awareness or observation, then control or manipulation of the flow of breath in the nostrils.” (With thanks from the source: http://www.swarayoga.org/ )
In our modern age or any of intellectualism, the forehead is the point where the OM sound of ParamSwara, yes the Paramswara works well.
The need of a teachers to help is almost same as for any good sanskara one approaches with good manner, the word “path”, the way and others give the analogy of the same path, the right way to approach. This is as if taking an admission into the institution, university, and say other’s home, and office and thus whatever needs a permission. That permission when allowed properly gives us high sense of morals, ethics, standards of living and what makes us good, and better humans. That is why it seems what follows almost all traditions as if the world culture. The natural world follows it humbly:
The soul leaving the human body may not come back in it as if after visiting say Moon or Mars and thus millions of animals; the monkeys and chimpanzees among humans have died or still suffering; and all is nothing but inhuman torturing for just searching for few new words, we can suppose, we may be wrong:
In the Rig is written as Rigi according to Hindi and Punjabi as most of languages in the modern and or the west are seemingly the versions of Sanskrit that may change with time and space.
So, let us Be Happy Philselfologically!
Thanks for your time!
Author: Dr. Harmander Singh
Be Happy Philselfologically: The Research on Free and Renewable Energy as Quantum, Classical and Sacred Systems! 🙂
