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Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Keshava Prasad, Dr Meenakshi Ravi, Sanathana Vani
116 episodes
3 days ago
In the eighty-sixth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara reveals the tender and divine love between Shiva and Shakti. He portrays a playful mischief where Devi lovingly strikes Shiva’s forehead with Her foot when the Lord utters another woman’s name by mistake. The jingling of Devi’s anklets in this poetic scenery echoes with the hidden laughter of Manmatha, finally avenging the wrath of Shiva on Manmatha. Listen and meditate on the divine leela of the ultimate union of Shiva and Shakti th...
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In the eighty-sixth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara reveals the tender and divine love between Shiva and Shakti. He portrays a playful mischief where Devi lovingly strikes Shiva’s forehead with Her foot when the Lord utters another woman’s name by mistake. The jingling of Devi’s anklets in this poetic scenery echoes with the hidden laughter of Manmatha, finally avenging the wrath of Shiva on Manmatha. Listen and meditate on the divine leela of the ultimate union of Shiva and Shakti th...
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Spirituality
Religion & Spirituality,
Hinduism
Episodes (20/116)
Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 86: Mrsha Krtva Gotra - Raga Andolika
In the eighty-sixth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara reveals the tender and divine love between Shiva and Shakti. He portrays a playful mischief where Devi lovingly strikes Shiva’s forehead with Her foot when the Lord utters another woman’s name by mistake. The jingling of Devi’s anklets in this poetic scenery echoes with the hidden laughter of Manmatha, finally avenging the wrath of Shiva on Manmatha. Listen and meditate on the divine leela of the ultimate union of Shiva and Shakti th...
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3 days ago
20 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 85: Namovakam Brumo - Raga Varali
Adi Shankara adores Devi’s lotus feet, radiant with fresh alaktaka in the eighty-fifth shloka of Soundaryalahari. He portrays a divine “jealousy” of Lord Shiva Himself, revealing the supreme union of Shiva and Shakti - Consciousness and Energy, stillness and play, forever inseparable. Meditate on the profound intimacy of Shiva and Shakti through the introspective raga Varali. Click here to access the study materials: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari. Share your experience with us...
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6 days ago
20 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 84: Shrutinam Murdhano - Raga Kuntalavarali
In the eighty-fourth shloka, Adi Shankara extols the lotus feet of the Divine Mother. The Vedas crown Her feet as their crest-jewel, and Ganga purifies herself by washing them. With deep surrender, Adi Shankara longs for Her feet to rest upon his head, granting liberation. Listen and meditate on this profound vision of surrender through the uplifting raga Kuntalavarali. Access the study materials with the link below: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari. Share your experience with us on Wha...
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1 week ago
19 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Soundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 28
Thoughtful questions open the door to authentic spiritual transformation. In this twenty-eighth Q&A session, we examine the profound teachings of Soundarya Lahari shlokas 81, 82, and 83 with remarkable depth and understanding. For the most enriching experience, we encourage you to revisit our comprehensive explorations of these shlokas from earlier episodes. Enhance your preparation by engaging with the study materials provided as you embark on this journey. Join us as we explore and deco...
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1 week ago
51 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 83: Parajetum Rudram - Raga Latangi
In the eighty-third shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara envisions the Divine Mother’s thighs, feet and toe nails as Kamadeva’s tools—quivers, arrows, and tips of radiant power. Her beauty itself becomes the armory that conquers even the ascetic Shiva, not by force but by the supreme and divine magnetism of Shakti. Meditate on the poetic imagery of this mystic beauty and devotion of Devi Lalitha through the radiant raga Latangi. Click here to access the study materials: www.saipra...
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2 weeks ago
22 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 82: Karindranam Shundan - Raga Brindavana Saranga
Adi Shankara praises the heavenly beauty and strength of Devi’s thighs and knees in the eighty-second shloka of Soundaryalahari. Her knees, firm from bowing in devotion to Lord Śiva, reveal the power of humility and surrender as the highest strength. Meditate and rejoice in this celebration of the highest form of beauty and strength born of devotion, set in the majestic raga Brindavana Saranga. Access the study materials with the link below: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari....
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2 weeks ago
22 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 81: Gurutvam Vistaram - Raga Nagaswaravali
In the eighty-first shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara marvels at the grandeur of the Divine Mother’s hips, attributing their vastness to a divine dowry from Her father Himalaya. Symbolising cosmic gravity and support, Her hips anchor all creation with divine stability and attraction. Contemplate and meditate on this majestic vision of cosmic stability, evoked through the raga Nagaswaravali. Click here to access the study materials: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari. Share you...
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3 weeks ago
23 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Soundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 27
We invite you to join our twenty-seventh Q&A session with Sri Keshava Prasad, where we explore the shlokas 78, 79, and 80 of Soundarya Lahari in greater depth. Through meaningful dialogue and illuminating responses, uncover fresh perspectives and profound insights from this sacred stotra. To fully appreciate this session, we suggest first listening to the comprehensive commentary on these shlokas from the earlier episodes. Make use of the study materials available to deepen your engagemen...
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3 weeks ago
39 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 80: Kuchau Sadyah Svidya - Raga Behag
Adi Shankara beautifully portrays the cosmic Mother’s radiant bosoms and the three soft abdominal folds (trivalis) that act as divine bands of protection, in the eightieth shloka of Soundaryalahari. These lines symbolise the deep spiritual layers of existence, representing the cyclical nature of the universe. Listen and meditate on this vision of the delicate and graceful portrayal of the universal Mother, set to the mellifluous raga Behag. Access the study materials with the link below...
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1 month ago
21 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 79: Nisarga Ksheenasya - Raga Yagapriya
In the seventy-ninth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara marvels at the Divine Mother’s slender waist that bends under the weight of Her bosoms yet holds the universe in balance. This seeming fragility is in truth, the axis of creation, sustaining harmony and cosmic order. Listen and reflect on this mystery of fragility and strength, revealed through the soothing raga Yagapriya. Click here to access the study materials: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari. Share your experience w...
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1 month ago
22 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 78: Sthiro Gangavartah - Raga Divyamani
In the seventy-eighth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara portrays the Divine Mother’s navel as a whirlpool of the Ganga—still, infinite, and magnetic. This sacred space signifies the union of maternal and spiritual realms, representing a direct pathway to enlightenment. Contemplate and meditate on the vision of this sacred beauty expressed in the introspective raga Divyamani. Access the study materials with the link below: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari. Share your ex...
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1 month ago
21 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Soundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 26
Join us for an enriching twenty-sixth Q&A session with Keshava Prasad as we delve deeper into verses 75, 76, and 77 of Soundarya Lahari. Discover new layers of understanding this divine stotra offers to us through thoughtful questions and insightful answers. For the best experience of this discussion, we recommend listening to the detailed explanations of these verses in our previous episodes. Access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding as we explore, contemplate, an...
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1 month ago
37 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 77: Yadetat Kalindi - Raga Nayaki
Adi Shankara describes the Divine Mother’s delicate and subtle curls near Her navel as soft waves of the Yamuna river in the seventy-seventh shloka of Soundaryalahari. He offers a beautiful metaphor to symbolise the subtle current of divine energy flowing in the Mother’s body, uniting beauty with spiritual depth. Immerse yourself in this tender imagery of grace and deepen your awareness of divine subtlety with the serene raga Nayaki. Click here to access the study materials: www.s...
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1 month ago
19 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 76: Hara Krodhajwala - Raga Pantuvarali
In the seventy-sixth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara portrays the Divine Mother’s navel as a deep, sacred lake where Kama, scorched by Shiva’s fire, dives in for refuge. The rising smoky vine becomes Her romavali - a cosmic reminder of desire burnt to ashes and transformed into grace. Listen and contemplate how this shloka reveals beauty woven with divine power, in the meditative raga Pantuvarali. Access the study materials with the link below: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-la...
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1 month ago
21 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 75: Tava Stanyam Manye - Raga Shuddha Saveri
In the seventy-fifth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara refers to himself as the Dravida Shishu (child) nourished by the Divine Mother’s sacred milk. This nectar of wisdom, manifested as the essence of goddess Sarasvati Herself, transforms him into a poet of extraordinary brilliance. Tune in to this tender shloka of divine nourishment and poetic awakening, set to the uplifting raga Shuddha Saveri. Click here to access the study materials: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lah...
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1 month ago
20 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Soundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 25
Join us in this twenty-fifth Q&A session where deeper significance of Devi’s transcendental beauty have been discussed, based on the shloka-s 72, 73 and 74. Discover new layers of understanding through thoughtful questions and insightful answers. To get the best experience of the discussion, we recommend revisiting the detailed explanations of these shlokas in our previous episodes. Access the study materials provided to enhance your understanding of the thought-provoking questions and il...
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1 month ago
38 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 74: Vahatyamba Stambe - Raga Dhenuka
Adi Shankara describes the Divine Mother’s bosoms as majestic elephant-shaped pots (hastikumbha), adorned with pearl and jewel garlands in this seventy-fourth shloka of Soundaryalahari. The cosmic harmony of Shiva’s fierce power and Shakti’s nurturing energy is reflected in this shloka, symbolising strength, beauty, and the harmony of creation. Tune in to this luminous vision of the mother’s nurturing abundance, set to the vibrant raga Dhenuka. Click here to access the study mater...
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1 month ago
20 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 73: Amu Te Vakshoja - Raga Neelambari
In the seventy-third shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara praises the Divine Mother’s bosoms as jewel-like pots brimming with nectar, symbolising Her infinite love and nourishment. Skanda and Ganesha drank this nectar with innocence and purity—reminding us of simple and childlike faith on Devi. Listen and meditate on this vision of the Mother’s boundless grace set to the soothing raga Neelambari. Click here to access the study materials: www.saiprakashana.org/soundarya-lahari. Share ...
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2 months ago
19 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Shloka 72: Samam Devi Skanda - Raga Kalavati
Adi Shankara tenderly describes the Divine Mother nourishing Her beloved sons, Skanda and Ganesha with boundless compassion in the seventy-second shloka of Soundaryalahari. He depicts a playful moment between Ganesha and the Mother to symbolise Her role as the fountain of both unconditional love and liberation. Contemplate on the nature of this cosmic maternal affection and yearn for Her nurturing grace with the meditative raga Kalavati. Click here to access the study materials: w...
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2 months ago
19 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
Soundarya Lahari - Q&A - Session 24
Explore the depths of divine wisdom in Soundaryalahari shlokas 69, 70 and 71 in this twenty-fourth Q&A session. Sri Keshava Prasad will address some intriguing questions with valuable insights, unfolding new layers of understanding of these shlokas. To fully appreciate this session, we recommend revisiting our detailed explanations of these verses in previous episodes. Enhance your understanding with the provided study materials as we collectively contemplate the profound wisdom em...
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2 months ago
38 minutes

Soundarya Lahari — Nada Jnana Sudha
In the eighty-sixth shloka of Soundaryalahari, Adi Shankara reveals the tender and divine love between Shiva and Shakti. He portrays a playful mischief where Devi lovingly strikes Shiva’s forehead with Her foot when the Lord utters another woman’s name by mistake. The jingling of Devi’s anklets in this poetic scenery echoes with the hidden laughter of Manmatha, finally avenging the wrath of Shiva on Manmatha. Listen and meditate on the divine leela of the ultimate union of Shiva and Shakti th...