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Watch the Sri Skandha Guru Kavasam sung by Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi and Soolamangalam Jayalakshmi.
Music: Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi
Lyrics: HS Sri Santhanandha Saraswathi Swamigal
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A brief talk on Buddhist philosophy. The five skandhas are, in short, a portrait of the human self. They outline the stages of perception: 1. Form, 2. Feeling, 3. Perception, 4. Karmic Formulations, and 5. Consciousness. The gist is that we are "heaps" (or "skandhas") of these fleeting perceptions—a constant stream of experience—and that there is no solid, absolute self to be found anywhere.
LINKS:
A guy on his couch explaining the skandhas (from Clear Light Video channel): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsctTgmDrlA
- published: 28 Jun 2013
- views: 2572
God scripts His Story vide epics and puranas only to help man to ascend to Godhood! The legend of Skanda Purana is no different, as the moral of the story stands for the Absolute Union of Jeevatma with the Paramatma.
The State of Tamil Nadu is synonymous with devotion to Lord Subramania, Who is popular as Lord Muruga or Karthikeya in the Dravidian Culture. The Warrior-Lord, Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Devas’ Army, son of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvathi, is widely worshipped across Tamil Nadu and other parts of India.
Today, as the Tamil Nadu Week Of Festivity reached day-3 here, the Balvikas Children from the State presented a colourful dance drama on the legend of the ‘Skanda Purana’ this evening at the Sai Kulwant Hall in Prasanthi Nilayam. The presentation, with great metaphorical import, aired the message of annihilation of avidya or ignorance, depicting the victory of Jnana or Wisdom.
Titled Skanda Vaibhavam, the presentation was a depiction of the famous ‘Soora Samharam’, the vanquishing of the demon Soorapadman at the hands of Lord Subramania.
The presentation began with an introductory narration followed by an inciting dance, paying obeisance to the Divine Parents – Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati, song being the famous “Karpura Gauram Karunavataaram… Bhavam Bhavani Sahitam Namami”.
Beginning the story, Devas come to the Divine Abode, Kailash, seeking Lord Shiva’s interference to help alleviate their suffering at the hands of the demon Soorapadman, and thus the story-line for this evening’s presentation.
What ensued next was a series of narration interspersed with depiction of Tamil Nadu’s great cultural heritage, keeping pace with the story-line.
Showcasing rich cultural diversity, various dance forms, Bharatanatyam followed up with ten popular Folk Dance forms forayed to the centre-stage in succession, taking the story along with, presenting the epic battle. The Folk forms depicted were, Kaalkolattam, Poikkal Kuthirai Aattam, Oyilattam, Badugas Dance, Silambattam, Karagattam, Mayilaattam, Kavidiaattam, Kummiaattam and Kolaattam.
The Lord stands for Universal Wisdom and the demon for individual ego. The Divine Spear of the Lord represents absolute concentration that finally shatters the myth of ignorance. The annihilation of ego is symbolized in the form of the demon’s final surrender and transformation.
The legend says the demon was transformed into a tree, from which emerged a rooster and a peacock. The Lord with His loving glance transforms them, incorporating the rooster as His standard, while the peacock is used as His mount. The same way, The Lord helps every Jeevatma to subdue its ego, converting the lower feelings into pure awareness, effectively transforming the individual.
The grand finale of the episode depicted the reunion of the Lord with Maa Devayani, daughter of Lord Indra, symbolic representation being the Absolute Union of the Jeevatma with the Paramatma. …And in celebration, the children burst into the final dance formation, presenting a scintillating Kolattam dance.
Over 150 Balvikas children from ten Tamil Nadu districts participated in the hour-long presentation.
Bhajans by the Coimbatore batch of devotees continued and the session ended with Mangala Arathi to Bhagawan, at 1830 hrs.
Courtesy: The Prasanthi Reporter
Radio Sai Team
- published: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 13947
Dr. Nithyasree Mahadevan, (born 25 August 1973) also previously referred to as S. Nithyashri, is an eminent Carnatic musician and playback singer for film songs in many Indian languages. Nithyasree was born to Lalitha Sivakumar and I. Sivakumar. Her paternal grandmother, D. K. Pattammal,[1] and her granduncle, D. K. Jayaraman.
Nithyasree first learnt music from her mother, Lalitha Sivakumar. Like her mother, Nithyasree was also the disciple of D. K. Pattammal, and would accompany her in concert. Nithyasree's first public Carnatic performance was at the age of 14. The 1 hour concert, which was scheduled between 6:00 pm and 7:00 pm, was held for the Youth Association For Classical Music on 10 August 1987. Prominent Carnatic musicians that were present at the concert, included D. K. Pattammal, D. K. JD. K. Jayaraman and D. K. Pattammal were known for singing and popularising the compositions of Papanasam Sivan, having learnt them directly from the composer himself. Nithyasree has continued this tradition.
Nithyasree Mahadevan has more than 750 albums to her credit on various themes and titles which are very popular among rasikas. Nithyasree Mahadevan has performed in all major sabhas all over India and many countries.She also singing Tamil film songs.
She Received Awards like Best Concert Award" for 6 years from the Madras Music Academy, ML Vasanthakumari Memorial Award from Mylapore Academy in 1996, "Sangeetha Kala Shironmani" from Nungambakkam Cultural Academy in the year 2008 and more.
Songs List=
1. Sree Skandha Sasthi Kavacham 00:00
2. Aarupadai 22:11
3. Mutthaithiru (Thiruppukazh) 32:04
4. Kali Theerkkum 34:31
5. Mayilmeedhu Vilaiyadum 40:52
6. Pannirukaiyanae 48:14
=Song Details in This Album=
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► Song - Sree Skandha Sasthi Kavacham
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Devaraya Swamigal
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Aarupadai
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Vaarasree
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Mutthaithiru (Thiruppukazh)
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Arunagirinathar Swamigal
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Kali Theerkkum
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Sathur Karpagam
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Mayilmeedhu Vilaiyadum
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Sathur Karpagam
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Pannirukaiyanae
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Dr.Babu
Comp - L.Krishnan
Label - INRECO
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- published: 13 Feb 2015
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Kali Theerkkum - Murugan Songs;Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs Album. Buy this CD - http://www.janagana.in/tamil/sree-skandha-sashti-kavacham-songs/p-3423482-25686408304-cat.html#variant_id=3423482-25686408304
Album : Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs
Song Title : Kali Theerkkum
Sung By : Nithyasree Mahadevan
Composer : L.Krishnan
Lyric : Sathur Karpagam
Deity : Murugan
Produced By : The Indian Record Mfg Co.Ltd
Year : 2001
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- published: 15 Jul 2013
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Watch the Skandha Sashsti Kavasam sung by Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi and Soolamangalam Jayalakshmi.
Music: Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi
Lyrics: Devaraya Swamikal
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- published: 21 Jul 2014
- views: 9793
The concept of no self or selflessness (also known as anatta or anatman in Buddhism) can sometimes be confusing. If there is no self, then who or what is experiencing our present reality? The Buddha taught that there are five aggregates that constitute a living being; however, to solely identify with these is to rob ourselves of knowing our true nature which isn’t defined by these five phenomena.
In this video, I explain in detail what these five aggregates (khandhas or skandhas) are and how the Buddha’s teachings of no self serves as a liberating reminder that our thoughts, feelings and perceptions are not to be taken so seriously; that instead there is a way to live in this world with a greater lightness of being.
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In Buddhist phenomenology and soteriology, the skandhas (Sanskrit) or khandhas (Pāli, aggregates in English) are the five functions or aspects that constitute the human being. The Buddha teaches that nothing among them is really "I" or "mine".
In the Theravada tradition, suffering arises when one identifies with or clings to an aggregate. Suffering is extinguished by relinquishing attachments to aggregates.
The Mahayana tradition further puts forth that ultimate freedom is realized by deeply penetrating the nature of all aggregates as intrinsically empty of independent existence.
Outside of Buddhist didactic contexts, "skandha" can mean mass, heap, pile, bundle or tree trunk.
According to Thanissaro, the buddha gave a new meaning to the term "khanda":
The Sutta Pitaka of the Pali Canon contains the teachings of the Buddha, as preserved by the Theravada tradition.
The sutras describe five aggregates:
The Buddhist literature describes the aggregates as arising in a linear or progressive fashion, from form to feeling to perception to mental formations to consciousness. In the early texts, the scheme of the five aggregates is not meant to be an exhaustive classification of the human being. Rather it describes various aspects of the way an individual manifests.
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22:20Sri Skandha Guru Kavasam
Sri Skandha Guru KavasamSri Skandha Guru Kavasam
Watch the Sri Skandha Guru Kavasam sung by Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi and Soolamangalam Jayalakshmi. Music: Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi Lyrics: HS Sri Santhanandha Saraswathi Swamigal For more updates: Subscribe to us on: http://www.youtube.com/saregamatamil Follow us on: https://twitter.com/saregamasouth Like us on: https://www.facebook.com/saregamasouth -
22:04Skanda sashti kavacham | Skandha Sashti Kavacham
Skanda sashti kavacham | Skandha Sashti Kavacham -
24:10The Five Skandhas: A Theory of Perception and Self
The Five Skandhas: A Theory of Perception and SelfThe Five Skandhas: A Theory of Perception and Self
A brief talk on Buddhist philosophy. The five skandhas are, in short, a portrait of the human self. They outline the stages of perception: 1. Form, 2. Feeling, 3. Perception, 4. Karmic Formulations, and 5. Consciousness. The gist is that we are "heaps" (or "skandhas") of these fleeting perceptions—a constant stream of experience—and that there is no solid, absolute self to be found anywhere. LINKS: A guy on his couch explaining the skandhas (from Clear Light Video channel): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsctTgmDrlA -
75:14Skandha Bhawanawa
Skandha Bhawanawa -
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116:38Skandha Vaibhavam - Dance Drama by the Bal Vikas children of Tamil Nadu - Oct 27 2015
Skandha Vaibhavam - Dance Drama by the Bal Vikas children of Tamil Nadu - Oct 27 2015Skandha Vaibhavam - Dance Drama by the Bal Vikas children of Tamil Nadu - Oct 27 2015
God scripts His Story vide epics and puranas only to help man to ascend to Godhood! The legend of Skanda Purana is no different, as the moral of the story stands for the Absolute Union of Jeevatma with the Paramatma. The State of Tamil Nadu is synonymous with devotion to Lord Subramania, Who is popular as Lord Muruga or Karthikeya in the Dravidian Culture. The Warrior-Lord, Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Devas’ Army, son of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvathi, is widely worshipped across Tamil Nadu and other parts of India. Today, as the Tamil Nadu Week Of Festivity reached day-3 here, the Balvikas Children from the State presented a colourful dance drama on the legend of the ‘Skanda Purana’ this evening at the Sai Kulwant Hall in Prasanthi Nilayam. The presentation, with great metaphorical import, aired the message of annihilation of avidya or ignorance, depicting the victory of Jnana or Wisdom. Titled Skanda Vaibhavam, the presentation was a depiction of the famous ‘Soora Samharam’, the vanquishing of the demon Soorapadman at the hands of Lord Subramania. The presentation began with an introductory narration followed by an inciting dance, paying obeisance to the Divine Parents – Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati, song being the famous “Karpura Gauram Karunavataaram… Bhavam Bhavani Sahitam Namami”. Beginning the story, Devas come to the Divine Abode, Kailash, seeking Lord Shiva’s interference to help alleviate their suffering at the hands of the demon Soorapadman, and thus the story-line for this evening’s presentation. What ensued next was a series of narration interspersed with depiction of Tamil Nadu’s great cultural heritage, keeping pace with the story-line. Showcasing rich cultural diversity, various dance forms, Bharatanatyam followed up with ten popular Folk Dance forms forayed to the centre-stage in succession, taking the story along with, presenting the epic battle. The Folk forms depicted were, Kaalkolattam, Poikkal Kuthirai Aattam, Oyilattam, Badugas Dance, Silambattam, Karagattam, Mayilaattam, Kavidiaattam, Kummiaattam and Kolaattam. The Lord stands for Universal Wisdom and the demon for individual ego. The Divine Spear of the Lord represents absolute concentration that finally shatters the myth of ignorance. The annihilation of ego is symbolized in the form of the demon’s final surrender and transformation. The legend says the demon was transformed into a tree, from which emerged a rooster and a peacock. The Lord with His loving glance transforms them, incorporating the rooster as His standard, while the peacock is used as His mount. The same way, The Lord helps every Jeevatma to subdue its ego, converting the lower feelings into pure awareness, effectively transforming the individual. The grand finale of the episode depicted the reunion of the Lord with Maa Devayani, daughter of Lord Indra, symbolic representation being the Absolute Union of the Jeevatma with the Paramatma. …And in celebration, the children burst into the final dance formation, presenting a scintillating Kolattam dance. Over 150 Balvikas children from ten Tamil Nadu districts participated in the hour-long presentation. Bhajans by the Coimbatore batch of devotees continued and the session ended with Mangala Arathi to Bhagawan, at 1830 hrs. Courtesy: The Prasanthi Reporter Radio Sai Team -
54:37Tamil Hindu Devotional | Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs | Nithyasree Mahadevan | Jukebox
Tamil Hindu Devotional | Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs | Nithyasree Mahadevan | JukeboxTamil Hindu Devotional | Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs | Nithyasree Mahadevan | Jukebox
Dr. Nithyasree Mahadevan, (born 25 August 1973) also previously referred to as S. Nithyashri, is an eminent Carnatic musician and playback singer for film songs in many Indian languages. Nithyasree was born to Lalitha Sivakumar and I. Sivakumar. Her paternal grandmother, D. K. Pattammal,[1] and her granduncle, D. K. Jayaraman. Nithyasree first learnt music from her mother, Lalitha Sivakumar. Like her mother, Nithyasree was also the disciple of D. K. Pattammal, and would accompany her in concert. Nithyasree's first public Carnatic performance was at the age of 14. The 1 hour concert, which was scheduled between 6:00 pm and 7:00 pm, was held for the Youth Association For Classical Music on 10 August 1987. Prominent Carnatic musicians that were present at the concert, included D. K. Pattammal, D. K. JD. K. Jayaraman and D. K. Pattammal were known for singing and popularising the compositions of Papanasam Sivan, having learnt them directly from the composer himself. Nithyasree has continued this tradition. Nithyasree Mahadevan has more than 750 albums to her credit on various themes and titles which are very popular among rasikas. Nithyasree Mahadevan has performed in all major sabhas all over India and many countries.She also singing Tamil film songs. She Received Awards like Best Concert Award" for 6 years from the Madras Music Academy, ML Vasanthakumari Memorial Award from Mylapore Academy in 1996, "Sangeetha Kala Shironmani" from Nungambakkam Cultural Academy in the year 2008 and more. Songs List= 1. Sree Skandha Sasthi Kavacham 00:00 2. Aarupadai 22:11 3. Mutthaithiru (Thiruppukazh) 32:04 4. Kali Theerkkum 34:31 5. Mayilmeedhu Vilaiyadum 40:52 6. Pannirukaiyanae 48:14 =Song Details in This Album= ``````````````````````````````````````````` ► Song - Sree Skandha Sasthi Kavacham Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan Lyric - Devaraya Swamigal Comp - L.Krishnan ► Song - Aarupadai Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan Lyric - Vaarasree Comp - L.Krishnan ► Song - Mutthaithiru (Thiruppukazh) Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan Lyric - Arunagirinathar Swamigal Comp - L.Krishnan ► Song - Kali Theerkkum Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan Lyric - Sathur Karpagam Comp - L.Krishnan ► Song - Mayilmeedhu Vilaiyadum Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan Lyric - Sathur Karpagam Comp - L.Krishnan ► Song - Pannirukaiyanae Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan Lyric - Dr.Babu Comp - L.Krishnan Label - INRECO For More Information log on http://www.facebook.com/inreco.hindusthan https://www.youtube.com/user/janaganain http://www.youtube.com/user/TheVintageGlory https://www.youtube.com/user/ClassicalCarnatic https://www.youtube.com/user/GoldenHitSongs https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCle-gmQ7ZBHxprpHiVhKksg https://twitter.com/inrhind http://www.janagana.in/ http://digital.janagana.in http://blog.janagana.in -
6:21Kali Theerkkum - Murugan Songs;Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs
Kali Theerkkum - Murugan Songs;Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And SongsKali Theerkkum - Murugan Songs;Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs
Kali Theerkkum - Murugan Songs;Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs Album. Buy this CD - http://www.janagana.in/tamil/sree-skandha-sashti-kavacham-songs/p-3423482-25686408304-cat.html#variant_id=3423482-25686408304 Album : Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs Song Title : Kali Theerkkum Sung By : Nithyasree Mahadevan Composer : L.Krishnan Lyric : Sathur Karpagam Deity : Murugan Produced By : The Indian Record Mfg Co.Ltd Year : 2001 FOLLOW US FACEBOOK: http://goo.gl/yuRZF6 TWITTER: http://goo.gl/zJQdr3 OFFICIAL INRECO E-COMMERCE WEBSITE Digital Downloads: http://goo.gl/eJqESo CDs: http://goo.gl/X65f5V Flipkart: http://goo.gl/hIIEak BUY ONLINE: Order CDs: http://www.janagana.in/tamil/sree-skandha-sashti-kavacham-songs/p-3423482-25686408304-cat.html#variant_id=3423482-25686408304 iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/in/album/sree-skandha-sashti-kavacham/id564193935 Digital Download: http://digital.janagana.in/collection_details?collection_id=26055 LISTEN Ganaa: http:http://gaana.com/song/sree-skandha-sasthi-kavacham Raaga: http://www.raaga.com/channels/tamil/moviedetail.asp?mid=TD00299 SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com/INRHIND Watch other videos at https://www.youtube.com/INRHIND -
20:22Skandha Sashsti Kavasam
Skandha Sashsti KavasamSkandha Sashsti Kavasam
Watch the Skandha Sashsti Kavasam sung by Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi and Soolamangalam Jayalakshmi. Music: Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi Lyrics: Devaraya Swamikal For more updates: Subscribe to us on: http://www.youtube.com/saregamatamil Follow us on: https://twitter.com/saregamasouth Like us on: https://www.facebook.com/saregamasouth -
30:32No Self, Selflessness (Anatta/Anatman) & the Five Aggregates
No Self, Selflessness (Anatta/Anatman) & the Five AggregatesNo Self, Selflessness (Anatta/Anatman) & the Five Aggregates
The concept of no self or selflessness (also known as anatta or anatman in Buddhism) can sometimes be confusing. If there is no self, then who or what is experiencing our present reality? The Buddha taught that there are five aggregates that constitute a living being; however, to solely identify with these is to rob ourselves of knowing our true nature which isn’t defined by these five phenomena. In this video, I explain in detail what these five aggregates (khandhas or skandhas) are and how the Buddha’s teachings of no self serves as a liberating reminder that our thoughts, feelings and perceptions are not to be taken so seriously; that instead there is a way to live in this world with a greater lightness of being. Watch Part 2 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDVIAhqnnJ0 To read more and connect with me: Website: http://www.enthusiasticbuddhist.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Enthusiastic-Buddhist/213725042103864 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/EnthusBuddhist Google+: https://plus.google.com/+MindahLeeKumar Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/EnthusiasticBuddhist Copyright Notice – if you wish to reproduce any of the Buddha’s quotes used in this video, please be aware of the following copyright notices from the Access to Insight website: ©1998 Thanissaro Bhikkhu. The text of this page ("Gaddula Sutta: The Leash (2)", by Thanissaro Bhikkhu) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. To view a copy of the license, visithttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/. Documents linked from this page may be subject to other restrictions. Transcribed from a file provided by the translator. Last revised for Access to Insight on 30 November 2013. How to cite this document (a suggested style): "Gaddula Sutta: The Leash (2)" (SN 22.100), translated from the Pali by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. Access to Insight (Legacy Edition), 30 November 2013,http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/sn/sn22/sn22.100.than.html. ©1997 Thanissaro Bhikkhu. The text of this page ("Bahuna Sutta: To Bahuna", by Thanissaro Bhikkhu) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. To view a copy of the license, visithttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/. Documents linked from this page may be subject to other restrictions. Transcribed from a file provided by the translator. Last revised for Access to Insight on 30 November 2013. How to cite this document (a suggested style): "Bahuna Sutta: To Bahuna" (AN 10.81), translated from the Pali by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. Access to Insight (Legacy Edition), 30 November 2013,http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/an/an10/an10.081.than.html. ©2002 Thanissaro Bhikkhu. The text of this page ("‘When you know for yourselves...’: The Authenticity of the Pali Suttas", by Thanissaro Bhikkhu) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. To view a copy of the license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/. Documents linked from this page may be subject to other restrictions. Transcribed from a file provided by the author. Last revised for Access to Insight on 23 April 2012. How to cite this document (a suggested style): "‘When you know for yourselves...’: The Authenticity of the Pali Suttas", by Thanissaro Bhikkhu. Access to Insight (Legacy Edition), 23 April 2012,http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/authors/thanissaro/authenticity.html.
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A brief talk on Buddhist philosophy. The five skandhas are, in short, a portrait of the human self. They outline the stages of perception: 1. Form, 2. Feeling, ...
A brief talk on Buddhist philosophy. The five skandhas are, in short, a portrait of the human self. They outline the stages of perception: 1. Form, 2. Feeling, 3. Perception, 4. Karmic Formulations, and 5. Consciousness. The gist is that we are "heaps" (or "skandhas") of these fleeting perceptions—a constant stream of experience—and that there is no solid, absolute self to be found anywhere.
LINKS:
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A brief talk on Buddhist philosophy. The five skandhas are, in short, a portrait of the human self. They outline the stages of perception: 1. Form, 2. Feeling, 3. Perception, 4. Karmic Formulations, and 5. Consciousness. The gist is that we are "heaps" (or "skandhas") of these fleeting perceptions—a constant stream of experience—and that there is no solid, absolute self to be found anywhere.
LINKS:
A guy on his couch explaining the skandhas (from Clear Light Video channel): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsctTgmDrlA
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God scripts His Story vide epics and puranas only to help man to ascend to Godhood! The legend of Skanda Purana is no different, as the moral of the story stand...
God scripts His Story vide epics and puranas only to help man to ascend to Godhood! The legend of Skanda Purana is no different, as the moral of the story stands for the Absolute Union of Jeevatma with the Paramatma.
The State of Tamil Nadu is synonymous with devotion to Lord Subramania, Who is popular as Lord Muruga or Karthikeya in the Dravidian Culture. The Warrior-Lord, Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Devas’ Army, son of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvathi, is widely worshipped across Tamil Nadu and other parts of India.
Today, as the Tamil Nadu Week Of Festivity reached day-3 here, the Balvikas Children from the State presented a colourful dance drama on the legend of the ‘Skanda Purana’ this evening at the Sai Kulwant Hall in Prasanthi Nilayam. The presentation, with great metaphorical import, aired the message of annihilation of avidya or ignorance, depicting the victory of Jnana or Wisdom.
Titled Skanda Vaibhavam, the presentation was a depiction of the famous ‘Soora Samharam’, the vanquishing of the demon Soorapadman at the hands of Lord Subramania.
The presentation began with an introductory narration followed by an inciting dance, paying obeisance to the Divine Parents – Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati, song being the famous “Karpura Gauram Karunavataaram… Bhavam Bhavani Sahitam Namami”.
Beginning the story, Devas come to the Divine Abode, Kailash, seeking Lord Shiva’s interference to help alleviate their suffering at the hands of the demon Soorapadman, and thus the story-line for this evening’s presentation.
What ensued next was a series of narration interspersed with depiction of Tamil Nadu’s great cultural heritage, keeping pace with the story-line.
Showcasing rich cultural diversity, various dance forms, Bharatanatyam followed up with ten popular Folk Dance forms forayed to the centre-stage in succession, taking the story along with, presenting the epic battle. The Folk forms depicted were, Kaalkolattam, Poikkal Kuthirai Aattam, Oyilattam, Badugas Dance, Silambattam, Karagattam, Mayilaattam, Kavidiaattam, Kummiaattam and Kolaattam.
The Lord stands for Universal Wisdom and the demon for individual ego. The Divine Spear of the Lord represents absolute concentration that finally shatters the myth of ignorance. The annihilation of ego is symbolized in the form of the demon’s final surrender and transformation.
The legend says the demon was transformed into a tree, from which emerged a rooster and a peacock. The Lord with His loving glance transforms them, incorporating the rooster as His standard, while the peacock is used as His mount. The same way, The Lord helps every Jeevatma to subdue its ego, converting the lower feelings into pure awareness, effectively transforming the individual.
The grand finale of the episode depicted the reunion of the Lord with Maa Devayani, daughter of Lord Indra, symbolic representation being the Absolute Union of the Jeevatma with the Paramatma. …And in celebration, the children burst into the final dance formation, presenting a scintillating Kolattam dance.
Over 150 Balvikas children from ten Tamil Nadu districts participated in the hour-long presentation.
Bhajans by the Coimbatore batch of devotees continued and the session ended with Mangala Arathi to Bhagawan, at 1830 hrs.
Courtesy: The Prasanthi Reporter
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God scripts His Story vide epics and puranas only to help man to ascend to Godhood! The legend of Skanda Purana is no different, as the moral of the story stands for the Absolute Union of Jeevatma with the Paramatma.
The State of Tamil Nadu is synonymous with devotion to Lord Subramania, Who is popular as Lord Muruga or Karthikeya in the Dravidian Culture. The Warrior-Lord, Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Devas’ Army, son of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvathi, is widely worshipped across Tamil Nadu and other parts of India.
Today, as the Tamil Nadu Week Of Festivity reached day-3 here, the Balvikas Children from the State presented a colourful dance drama on the legend of the ‘Skanda Purana’ this evening at the Sai Kulwant Hall in Prasanthi Nilayam. The presentation, with great metaphorical import, aired the message of annihilation of avidya or ignorance, depicting the victory of Jnana or Wisdom.
Titled Skanda Vaibhavam, the presentation was a depiction of the famous ‘Soora Samharam’, the vanquishing of the demon Soorapadman at the hands of Lord Subramania.
The presentation began with an introductory narration followed by an inciting dance, paying obeisance to the Divine Parents – Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati, song being the famous “Karpura Gauram Karunavataaram… Bhavam Bhavani Sahitam Namami”.
Beginning the story, Devas come to the Divine Abode, Kailash, seeking Lord Shiva’s interference to help alleviate their suffering at the hands of the demon Soorapadman, and thus the story-line for this evening’s presentation.
What ensued next was a series of narration interspersed with depiction of Tamil Nadu’s great cultural heritage, keeping pace with the story-line.
Showcasing rich cultural diversity, various dance forms, Bharatanatyam followed up with ten popular Folk Dance forms forayed to the centre-stage in succession, taking the story along with, presenting the epic battle. The Folk forms depicted were, Kaalkolattam, Poikkal Kuthirai Aattam, Oyilattam, Badugas Dance, Silambattam, Karagattam, Mayilaattam, Kavidiaattam, Kummiaattam and Kolaattam.
The Lord stands for Universal Wisdom and the demon for individual ego. The Divine Spear of the Lord represents absolute concentration that finally shatters the myth of ignorance. The annihilation of ego is symbolized in the form of the demon’s final surrender and transformation.
The legend says the demon was transformed into a tree, from which emerged a rooster and a peacock. The Lord with His loving glance transforms them, incorporating the rooster as His standard, while the peacock is used as His mount. The same way, The Lord helps every Jeevatma to subdue its ego, converting the lower feelings into pure awareness, effectively transforming the individual.
The grand finale of the episode depicted the reunion of the Lord with Maa Devayani, daughter of Lord Indra, symbolic representation being the Absolute Union of the Jeevatma with the Paramatma. …And in celebration, the children burst into the final dance formation, presenting a scintillating Kolattam dance.
Over 150 Balvikas children from ten Tamil Nadu districts participated in the hour-long presentation.
Bhajans by the Coimbatore batch of devotees continued and the session ended with Mangala Arathi to Bhagawan, at 1830 hrs.
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Tamil Hindu Devotional | Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs | Nithyasree Mahadevan | Jukebox
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Dr. Nithyasree Mahadevan, (born 25 August 1973) also previously referred to as S. Nithyashri, is an eminent Carnatic musician and playback singer for film songs...
Dr. Nithyasree Mahadevan, (born 25 August 1973) also previously referred to as S. Nithyashri, is an eminent Carnatic musician and playback singer for film songs in many Indian languages. Nithyasree was born to Lalitha Sivakumar and I. Sivakumar. Her paternal grandmother, D. K. Pattammal,[1] and her granduncle, D. K. Jayaraman.
Nithyasree first learnt music from her mother, Lalitha Sivakumar. Like her mother, Nithyasree was also the disciple of D. K. Pattammal, and would accompany her in concert. Nithyasree's first public Carnatic performance was at the age of 14. The 1 hour concert, which was scheduled between 6:00 pm and 7:00 pm, was held for the Youth Association For Classical Music on 10 August 1987. Prominent Carnatic musicians that were present at the concert, included D. K. Pattammal, D. K. JD. K. Jayaraman and D. K. Pattammal were known for singing and popularising the compositions of Papanasam Sivan, having learnt them directly from the composer himself. Nithyasree has continued this tradition.
Nithyasree Mahadevan has more than 750 albums to her credit on various themes and titles which are very popular among rasikas. Nithyasree Mahadevan has performed in all major sabhas all over India and many countries.She also singing Tamil film songs.
She Received Awards like Best Concert Award" for 6 years from the Madras Music Academy, ML Vasanthakumari Memorial Award from Mylapore Academy in 1996, "Sangeetha Kala Shironmani" from Nungambakkam Cultural Academy in the year 2008 and more.
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1. Sree Skandha Sasthi Kavacham 00:00
2. Aarupadai 22:11
3. Mutthaithiru (Thiruppukazh) 32:04
4. Kali Theerkkum 34:31
5. Mayilmeedhu Vilaiyadum 40:52
6. Pannirukaiyanae 48:14
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► Song - Sree Skandha Sasthi Kavacham
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
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► Song - Aarupadai
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Lyric - Vaarasree
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► Song - Mutthaithiru (Thiruppukazh)
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Lyric - Arunagirinathar Swamigal
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► Song - Kali Theerkkum
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Lyric - Sathur Karpagam
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► Song - Mayilmeedhu Vilaiyadum
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► Song - Pannirukaiyanae
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Dr. Nithyasree Mahadevan, (born 25 August 1973) also previously referred to as S. Nithyashri, is an eminent Carnatic musician and playback singer for film songs in many Indian languages. Nithyasree was born to Lalitha Sivakumar and I. Sivakumar. Her paternal grandmother, D. K. Pattammal,[1] and her granduncle, D. K. Jayaraman.
Nithyasree first learnt music from her mother, Lalitha Sivakumar. Like her mother, Nithyasree was also the disciple of D. K. Pattammal, and would accompany her in concert. Nithyasree's first public Carnatic performance was at the age of 14. The 1 hour concert, which was scheduled between 6:00 pm and 7:00 pm, was held for the Youth Association For Classical Music on 10 August 1987. Prominent Carnatic musicians that were present at the concert, included D. K. Pattammal, D. K. JD. K. Jayaraman and D. K. Pattammal were known for singing and popularising the compositions of Papanasam Sivan, having learnt them directly from the composer himself. Nithyasree has continued this tradition.
Nithyasree Mahadevan has more than 750 albums to her credit on various themes and titles which are very popular among rasikas. Nithyasree Mahadevan has performed in all major sabhas all over India and many countries.She also singing Tamil film songs.
She Received Awards like Best Concert Award" for 6 years from the Madras Music Academy, ML Vasanthakumari Memorial Award from Mylapore Academy in 1996, "Sangeetha Kala Shironmani" from Nungambakkam Cultural Academy in the year 2008 and more.
Songs List=
1. Sree Skandha Sasthi Kavacham 00:00
2. Aarupadai 22:11
3. Mutthaithiru (Thiruppukazh) 32:04
4. Kali Theerkkum 34:31
5. Mayilmeedhu Vilaiyadum 40:52
6. Pannirukaiyanae 48:14
=Song Details in This Album=
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► Song - Sree Skandha Sasthi Kavacham
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Devaraya Swamigal
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Aarupadai
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Vaarasree
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Mutthaithiru (Thiruppukazh)
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Arunagirinathar Swamigal
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Kali Theerkkum
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Sathur Karpagam
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Mayilmeedhu Vilaiyadum
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
Lyric - Sathur Karpagam
Comp - L.Krishnan
► Song - Pannirukaiyanae
Vocal Artist - Nithyasree Mahadevan
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Comp - L.Krishnan
Label - INRECO
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- published: 13 Feb 2015
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Kali Theerkkum - Murugan Songs;Sree Skandha Sashti Kavacham And Songs
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Skandha Sashsti Kavasam
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No Self, Selflessness (Anatta/Anatman) & the Five Aggregates
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The concept of no self or selflessness (also known as anatta or anatman in Buddhism) can sometimes be confusing. If there is no self, then who or what is experi...
The concept of no self or selflessness (also known as anatta or anatman in Buddhism) can sometimes be confusing. If there is no self, then who or what is experiencing our present reality? The Buddha taught that there are five aggregates that constitute a living being; however, to solely identify with these is to rob ourselves of knowing our true nature which isn’t defined by these five phenomena.
In this video, I explain in detail what these five aggregates (khandhas or skandhas) are and how the Buddha’s teachings of no self serves as a liberating reminder that our thoughts, feelings and perceptions are not to be taken so seriously; that instead there is a way to live in this world with a greater lightness of being.
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In this video, I explain in detail what these five aggregates (khandhas or skandhas) are and how the Buddha’s teachings of no self serves as a liberating reminder that our thoughts, feelings and perceptions are not to be taken so seriously; that instead there is a way to live in this world with a greater lightness of being.
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Pull Your Head From The Sand
Two Is What You Lay To Claim
How Everything Runs The Same
Rubbing Dirt On Your Wounds
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It's One More Day Too Late
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Take Back What You Deserve
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Caught Up In The Movie
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[VIDEO]: Democrats Stage House Floor Work Stoppage For Gun Control Legislation
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A group of Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives led by Rep. John Lewis of Georgia demanded action on gun control legislation stalled by Republican leadership in both houses of Congress by staging a sit-in on the House floor, National Public Radio reports. "Lawmakers are grouped in the well of the chamber, in front of the speaker's dais and in chairs in the front row ... "No bill, no break," they chanted ... "Mr. Speaker nothing ... ....
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Official: 3 found with weapons cache wanted to 'rescue' girl
Edit WPTV 22 Jun 2016
NEW YORK (AP) — A Pennsylvania man who lost his daughter to a heroin overdose earlier this year was arrested with two other people after they were stopped while trying to drive through the Holland Tunnel with a cache of weapons on their way to "rescue" a teenage girl involved with drugs in New York, according to officials and social media posts from two of the men. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ....
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U.S., Japan Seek Urgent Security Council N. Korea Missile Briefing
Edit WorldNews.com 22 Jun 2016
Following the launch of two ballistic missiles by North Korea, both the United States and Japan requested an urgent meeting of the U.N. Security Council Wednesday, The Associated Press reported. France, which holds the council presidency, said closed consultations will take place in the late afternoon. Both countries sent a letter after consultations with South Korea seeking a briefing from the U.N....
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Poetry, Prose Woven into 'Rap' Dance Performance (Buffalo State College)
Edit Public Technologies 19 Apr 2016
(Source. Buffalo State College). Dancers performing in Buffalo State's Rap, Dance and Spoken Word will convey concepts such as deception and transcendence not just with movement, but also with poetry and prose ... Audiences have the chance to see Rap in four performances April 21-23 at 8.00 p.m ... In Jones's 'Transcendence,' Five Skandhas, a poem written by English Department lecturer Edward Taylor, helps illustrate the concept ... (noodl....
Guide Review Of David Godman's "No Mind, I Am The Self" (part two)
Edit About.com 21 Feb 2016
Continued from Part OneSelf-Inquiry In Ramana Maharshi’s Advaita Vedanta ... It is everywhere.” ... In Buddhist analytic meditation, the practice of looking for and not-finding the “I” (as body or as mind, etc.) is more-or-less the equivalent of the first stage of self-inquiry, in which the “I-thought” (the “object of refutation” in Madhyamaka) is isolated independently from its habitual identification with the skandhas ... Or, in zen-speak ... * ....
Lakshanya wears U-12 crown
Edit Deccan Herald 13 Dec 2015
Vishal had earlier defeated Skandha Prasanna Rao, seeded ninth , 8-4 in another quarterfinal fixture. Results. Boys (prefix denotes seeding). U-12. Semifinals ... Quarterfinals. Vishal Gautham bt 9-Skandha Prasanna Rao 8-4; 3-Aayush P Bhat bt 5-Tharakesh Ashokar 8-5; 12-Arjun Prem Kumar bt 14-Pranav Karthik 8-4; 8-Samanth Achal bt 2-LN Nithis Balaji 8-4. Girls ... ....
Manifesting German Chocolate Cake
Edit About.com 30 Nov 2015
The Infinite Tao. In verse seven of the Daode Jing, Laozi (translated by Stephen Mitchell) writes.. The Tao is infinite, eternal. Why is it eternal?. It was never born; thus it can never die. Why is it infinite?. It has no desires for itself;. thus it is present for all beings. The Master stays behind;. that is why she is ahead. She is detached from all things; ... And/or ... God ... of five-skandhas functioning in relation to various phenomenal contexts....
City girls shine at jr national squash c'ship
Edit The Times of India 07 Nov 2015
THANE. Squash players of national repute from the city-Ananya Dabke, Aishwarya Bhattacharya, Aryaa Ogale and Avani Nagar-proved their mettle to finish within the top four at the sub-junior and junior national squash championship in Kolkata ... Ogale finished third after defeating Nagar 3-1 ... Other notable performers were Ananya Morey, Archita Singh, Siddhant Iyer, Sarah Vethekar and Skandha Dogra. ....
City girls shine at jr national squash c’ship
Edit The Times of India 06 Nov 2015
THANE. Squash players of national repute from the city—Ananya Dabke, Aishwarya Bhattacharya, Aryaa Ogale and Avani Nagar—proved their mettle to finish within the top four at the sub-junior and junior national squash championship in Kolkata ... Ogale finished third after defeating Nagar 3-1 ... Other notable performers were Ananya Morey, Archita Singh, Siddhant Iyer, Sarah Vethekar and Skandha Dogra. ....
Deity to be worshipped in 10 different forms
Edit The Hindu 13 Oct 2015
The goddess Kanaka Durga is worshipped in 10 different forms during the Dasara festival ... Sailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta Devi, Kushmanda Devi, Skandha Matha, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Maha Gouri and Siddhi Mata. This system is followed in Srisailam temple ... ....
Ganesh Chaturthi - Honouring the Lord of Good Fortune
Edit Yahoo Daily News 17 Sep 2015
Ganesh Chaturthi, the birthday of Lord Ganesha is celebrated with a lot of fervor and devotion. Lord Ganesha is the God of wisdom, knowledge, prosperity and good beginnings ... ’ ... It is a grand affair especially in Mumbai. Legend of Ganesha ... Lord of Ganas) ... But if someone sights the moon by mistake then one can read or listen to the story of the Syamantaka jewel as narrated in chapters 56 and 57 of the tenth skandha of Srimad Bhagavatam ... ....
The Twelve Links of Dependent Origination
Edit The Examiner 25 Apr 2015
The Twelve Links (Nidãnas) is one of the most important teachings in Buddhism; it teaches the origin of suffering (dukkha) to be ignorance (avidya). In Buddhism, Dependent Origination is the teaching of how things come to be, are, and cease to be ... Each link is the cause of the next link (effect) ... 1 ... It is also ignorance of Anatman (no-Self), the Skandhas, and Karma. 2 ... 3 ... 4 ... The joining of the five skandhas into an individual existence ... 5 ... 6 ... ....
How to do yoga at work
Edit The Times of India 08 Apr 2015
If you have a sitting job and would like to do some sort of exercise in the office, try out these yoga poses. We are a generation facing the maximum health issues even though we have the maximum resources at our disposal. Every second person is facing either back, neck and shoulder problems either due to the long working hours on desk and incorrect posture ... Skandha Chakra (shoulder socket rotation) ... Greeva Sanchalana (neck movements)....
SHKS celebrates three decades of existence in Seychelles
Edit Nation 14 Mar 2015
13-March-2015. Hindus have been living in Seychelles for many centuries and have integrated themselves well into the multi-cultural fabric of the Seychellois society. As residents living away from their orgin, their aspiration was to follow their religious customs and cultural traditions ... Religious activities. ... R ... O ... Kavadi Festival and procession; Hindu Chariot Procession; Sri Skandha Sashti Festival & Procession ... By V. T ... ....
Important Yoga asanas during exams!
Edit The Times of India 27 Feb 2015
The month of tension and excessive studying is here. While students are glued to their table due to board exams...movement tends to get restricted. Neck pain, shoulder pain, back pain..etc is not unknown. Additionally the joints start getting tensed too. Celebrity yoga expert Sunaina Rekhi points, "These stressful months and busy schedule has left us time for almost nothing ... Skandha Chakra (shoulder socket rotation). How to. Stage 1 ... How to....
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