10PM Curfew’s Post

Here is how to play Raag Yaman if you know the Minor Pentatonic Scale. This Raag uses the notes of the Lydian Scale (Major Scale with a Sharp 4th) Ascending Scale (Aroha) - Ni Re Ga Ma Dha Ni Descending Scale (Avroha) - Sa Dha Pa Ma Ga Sa #indianclassicalguitar #indianclassicalguitarist #guitarlessons #indianclassicalmusic #indianguitarist

Further😋hogging🤤limelight like a🐖pig, this extended weekend also has varāha🐗jayanti in store for us tomorrow. In the song immediately following “tōḍu🎧uḍaiya🦻seviyaṉ👂” of tévāram/tiru-murai 1.1, the spiritual infant👶🏻prodigy👼🏼tiru🧐-jñānā🧠-sambandhar🤝vocalises “முற்றலாமையிள நாகமோடேன முளைக்கொம்பவை பூண்டு…” Extracting from my advaitik insights shared with you when VasanthiMā sang it for you, this is what the above 👆 line conveys: Continuing our evolutionary journey beyond🐠piscean, amphibious🐢&🦎reptilian projections, into mammalian territory with the🪨earthy & grossest of them all, namely the🐗wild🐷boar🐽varāh-āvatār <ēṉa>, deriving its anchor/hook-like <muḷai> horn/tusk <kombu> etc., everyone of those animalistic tendencies/genes 🧬 <avai> have unexceptionally infiltrated into our current ‘wardrobe’ called the ‘human body’ to be worn <pūṇḍu> shamelessly as our inheritances from our evolutionary past, yet settling down externally as mere physiological ornaments, ensuring non-interference with our psychology as well as the most significant internal process of the divine human life itSelf! https://lnkd.in/gEJHMgEc

Where Jats \(jatts\) came from \(Haplogroup R\) Look at this chart, it shows all the haplogroups that can be found among the Indian Jats. The most common haplogroup you can find is L with a frequency 36.8% I have already made a video about it, today we will talk about the second most common haplogroup R with the frequency of 28.5%... This haplogroup originated in north Asia about 27,000 years ago. It is one of the most common haplogroups in Europe, with its branches reaching 80% of the population in some regions. One branch is believed to have originated in the Kurgan culture, known to be the first speakers of the Indo-European languages and responsible for the domestication of the horse. From somewhere in central Asia, some descendants of the man carrying the M207 mutation on the Y chromosome headed south to arrive in India about 10,000 years ago. This is one of the largest haplogroups in India and Pakistan. Of its key subclades, R2 is observed especially in India and central Asia. \#Jatt \#Jat \#Jaat \#Jutt \#Jutes \#Sikh \#Haplogroup \#genetics Youtube video: https://lnkd.in/dTtAMuU6 \#nikolays_genetics_lessons

The first Relavanti blog post has been published - an attempt at explaining what Relavanti is all about. The short version: efficiency in travel searches through relevance. Welcome. https://lnkd.in/g-_TFBe8

Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj highlights a vivid contrast between the purity of Satyayug and the moral decay of Kalyug. In a time when morality governed every action, life was free from sorrow, disease and immorality. This golden era, marked by unwavering devotion and adherence to sacred laws, stands in stark opposition to today's world, where vices such as alcohol, meat consumption and adultery run rampant. As humanity strays further from true divine wisdom, the consequences are dire, not just spiritually but also physically and socially. However, in this Kalyug, only Sant Rampal Ji's disciples strictly uphold the His values and teachings, which has created an environment of Satyug around them. This discourse serves as a powerful reminder of the virtues lost and the potential for bringing back Satyug in this Kalyug by seeking the refuge of Jagatguru Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj: https://bit.ly/3naUMpv #Satyug #kalyug

The Conflict creates a state of Samudra Manthana; it oscillates thoughts from one choice to different and conflicting choices. The Nectar is in the Anthakara (mental state / Mahadev). It defines thoughts and actions - Gyanendriya (sense organs / input devices / Brahma Dev), and Karmendriya (action organs / output devices / Vishnu Dev). The Nectar is influenced by 9 Raas - Śṛṅgāraḥ, Hāsyam, Raudram, Kāruṇyam, Bībhatsam, Bhayānakam, Veeram, Adbhutam and Śāntam. Everyone has a meaning in nature. Everyone finds the differences conflicting for the limitations of their knowledge - in those whom I find conflicting for the limitation of my knowledge have a utility for me, and those who find me conflicting for the limitation of their knowledge, for them I am also a utility. The journey of exploring the Nectar is enjoyed by exploring the common grounds, despite conflicts.

Word of the Day (आज का शब्द) यज्ञम् Click on this link to learn its meaning: https://lnkd.in/eUDpMNfD #sanskrit #sanskritlanguage #learnsanskrit #sanskritworld #sanskritwodoftheday #devnagri #hindu #sanskritam #sanskritstudies

Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj highlights a vivid contrast between the purity of Satyayug and the moral decay of Kalyug. In a time when morality governed every action, life was free from sorrow, disease and immorality. This golden era, marked by unwavering devotion and adherence to sacred laws, stands in stark opposition to today's world, where vices such as alcohol, meat consumption and adultery run rampant. As humanity strays further from true divine wisdom, the consequences are dire, not just spiritually but also physically and socially. However, in this Kalyug, only Sant Rampal Ji's disciples strictly uphold the His values and teachings, which has created an environment of Satyug around them. This discourse serves as a powerful reminder of the virtues lost and the potential for bringing back Satyug in this Kalyug by seeking the refuge of Jagatguru Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj: https://bit.ly/3naUMpv #Satyug #kalyug141