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3When a person identifies with the body, the question of why one should become younger and live longer seems quite natural. But when...
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The words are all simple. You already know 50% of the words. And those who live in my Ashram know even more. Jīva, for example—everyone... -
This song literally contains the ancient mantra — So’ham (सोऽहम्, so’ham) or saḥ aham. And its translation is not as simple as one might... -
1965 replied to the thread Straight and Aligned Back Intensive.Good day! I’m continuing the intensive! I went out while it was still dark. The streetlights were on. There were almost no people. A... -
What does it mean to “know how to live”? How can you tell whether a person knows how to live or not? Does “knowing how to live” equal...
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This song literally contains the ancient mantra — So’ham (सोऽहम्, so’ham) or saḥ aham. And its translation is not as simple as one might...
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This song literally contains the ancient mantra — So’ham (सोऽहम्, so’ham) or saḥ aham. And its translation is not as simple as one might... -
This song literally contains the ancient mantra — So’ham (सोऽहम्, so’ham) or saḥ aham. And its translation is not as simple as one might... -
Sung by: Sergey Veretennikov. Author of the Sanskrit lyrics: Sergey Veretennikov. THIRD SONG Below I will provide two translations of...
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Poems in Sanskrit - Sergey Veretennikov Voice - Sergey Veretennikov Music - Sergey Veretennikov Yes, this is my voice, but in the usual...
