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A Shankha [Sanskrit:शङ्ख] is a conch shell of ritual and religious importance in Hinduism and Buddhism. It is the shell of a large predatory sea snail, Turbinella pyrum, found in the Indian Ocean.[citation needed]
In Hindu mythology, the shankha is a sacred emblem of the Hindu preserver god Vishnu. It is still used as a trumpet in Hindu ritual, and in the past was used as a war trumpet. The shankha is praised in Hindu scriptures as a giver of fame, longevity and prosperity, the cleanser of sin and the abode of goddess Lakshmi, who is the goddess of wealth and consort of Vishnu.[citation needed]
The shankha is displayed in Hindu art in association with Vishnu. As a symbol of water, it is associated with female fertility and serpents (Nāgas). The shankha is the state emblem of the Indian state of Kerala and was also the national emblems of the Indian princely state of Travancore, and the Kingdom of Cochin.[citation needed]
The shankha is one of the eight auspicious symbols of Buddhism, the Ashtamangala, and represents the pervasive sound of Buddhism.[citation needed]
A powder made from the shell material is used in ayurveda as a treatment for stomach ailments.[1]
In the Western world, in the English language, the shell of this species is known as the "divine conch" or the "sacred chank". It may also be simply called a "chank" or conch. The more common form of this shell is known as "left-turning" in a religious context, although scientists would call it "dextral". A very rarely encountered form has reverse coiling which is called "right-turning" in a religious context, but is known as "sinistral" or left-coiling in a scientific context.
Characteristics
This shell is from a sea snail species Turbinella pyrum in the family Turbinellidae. This species is found living in the Indian Ocean and surrounding seas. The shell is porcelaneous (i.e. the surface of the shell is strong, hard, shiny, and somewhat translucent, like porcelain).
The overall shape of the main body of the shell is oblong or conical. In the oblong form, it has a protuberance in the middle, but tapers at each end. The upper portion (the siphonal canal) is corkscrew-shaped, while the lower end (the spire) is twisted and tapering. Its colour is dull, and the surface is hard, brittle and translucent. Like all snail shells, the interior is hollow. The inner surfaces of the shell are very shiny, but the outer surface exhibits high tuberculation.[2] In Hinduism, the shiny, white, soft shankha with pointed ends and heavy is the most sought after.
Uses
Hindu priest blowing a shankha during a puja
In its earliest references, shankha is mentioned as a trumpet and in this form it became an emblem of Vishnu. Simultaneously, it was used as a votive offering and as a charm to keep away the dangers of the sea. It was the earliest known sound-producing agency as manifestation of sound, and the other elements came later, hence it is regarded as the original of the elements. It is identified with the elements themselves.[8] [9]
To make a trumpet or wind instrument, one drills a hole near the tip of the apex of the shankha. When air is blown through this hole, it travels through the whorls of the shankha, producing a loud, sharp, shrill sound. This sound is the reason the shankha was used as a war trumpet, to summon helpers and friends. Shanka continued to be used in battles for a long time. The sound it produced was called shankanad.[citation needed]
Nowadays, the shankha is blown at the time of worship in Hindu temples and homes, especially in the ritual of the Hindu aarti, when light is offered to the deities. The shankha is also used to bathe images of deities, especially Vishnu, and for ritual purification. No hole is drilled for these purposes, though the aperture is cut clean or rarely the whorls are cut to represent five consecutive shells with five mouths.[10][11]
Shankha is used as a material for making bangles, bracelets and other objects.[10] Because of its aquatic origin and resemblance to the vulva, it has become an integral part of the Tantric rites. In view of this, its symbolism is also said to represent female fertility. Since water itself is a fertility symbol, shankha, which is an aquatic product, is recognised as symbolic of female fertility.
'Southwestern conch ''' Southwestern conch 'The expanse of this conch that makes it very valuable too. Identification of conch - 1- Spinning on the near-ear, 2- Bubble bamboo on the right and arms of the conch on the water when placed on the water, 3- Do not burn the fire on the face of the conch with a camouflaged fire 4- Touching a sick man and fixing it, 5- If the moon or sun is eclipsed on the day of full moon, then once in a month and a half months, once in a cow's place, after harvesting the conch, the cow's place Milk itself coming out, 6 - cho Decrease of injury or pain due to touching the conch for a few seconds at the closed locations.

[@yashusatti9477]

Jai shri ram we play with in 5 mints ....me and my sis we did practice and now we can play shank thank yu so much

[@apnihorrorduniya]

Dear I think a girl shouldn't blow Sankha I am not sure but please search it :)

[@manasjoshi300]

@@apnihorrorduniya yes, also my sister also not blow shank and my mother also.

[@mr.nikunsh6020]

Thank sir I learned from you in 10min but from other videos I took 1hr but I can't learn

[@Himansh4618]

Thankyou sir Maine aapka video dekha aur shankh bajana Sikh liya
Jay Shri Krishna Ganpati Bappa morya

[@Janhavigujarathi2345]

Thank you, Sir. We were trying to blow shank for so long but didn't work. After learning from your video we accomplished it.

[@Rkfactwaale1234]

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[@NidhiGupta-pm2jy]

Sir thoda as baja is video dekhne ke baad . Thank you

[@vikasagrawal8232]

bhaiya bahut badiya bataya me ek bar me sikh gaya

[@FunToos]

Great.... keep it blowing every day

[@Heavensoultruepath]

1 month practice do it very well..now.in 2yrs daily i will use this in the name of god..this is useful for our health...nice ..useful video...thank u bro..god bless u..

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[@nayankamanwarpolas5455]

Thanx. Sahi technique jo ki apne batai usse maine 1 se 2 attempt me hi baja liya shankh 😀 ..

[@PragyaHandique13]

Thank you sir. I learnt it so easily with the help of your video 🔥

[@EbsbOfficial]

Thanks you sir mujhe sankh bajana ata hai par apki is wali trick se aur easy ho gya 🙏🏻

[@gunjanyadav9837]

Thank you sir maine bhi aapki video dekhke bajana sikhaliya

[@brijkumar4772]

Thanks sir

[@sumitvarma3642]

श्रेष्ठ अंदाज

[@shivangipandey1102]

Why you said Adaab?... that's not fair Sir..coz you are teaching about Sankh..... 🚩🚩💪

[@arpitsrivastava7971]

I learned from you sir thanks!!!

[@dharmarampuniya7460]

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[@ambikanetam3604]

Thanku so much sir

[@upendrapradhan9884]

Sir aap ke video dekha aur me bajana sikh liya ...🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jyotimathur1399]

Very good

[@harshdeepsingh4231]

Thank you sir

[@shashwat1969]

Thankyou so much! Best video for playing shankh

[@nakulkunjar620]

Bahot acche sir ji ...bahot khub ....es baar ekdum detail me bataya aapne ...maine to baja liya ..thanks ...

[@vinodsingh3738]

Thankyou sir, by your teaching I play shankh in the first trial.

[@chandrashekharsharma4308]

Nice expression!

[@uniquegamersffs9260]

Dhanyavad guru ji 🙏🤗

[@suryapandey1333]

Thanks now I can able to play within 3 mint...

[@VibhasKitchen09]

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[@samarthachaitanya2500]

There was syncronisation problem of your speech and blowing of counch. Might be technical error.
Your guidance is simple, understandable and wonderful. Thanks.
Shivoham

[@VibhasKitchen09]

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[@user-oh5tj8jw4y]

बहुत बढ़िया भैया

[@nijeshnarayanan521]

thank you sir.. I was able to do it with your instructions.. thanks again..

[@thegame3265]

Badiya sir.....

[@nowtalktork]

SIR YOU ARE REALLY GREAT MAN. THANKS A MILLION

[@priyankajain373]

Thank you for teaching in very easy way..

[@sanjibsarkar1081]

Thank you.

[@allabout4773]

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[@priyankarathor1574]

Very very very very very very very best teching

[@FunToos]

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[@arunmohapatra7526]

Thank you sir you are really great I learned it within 5 minutes

[@FunToos]

Great.... keep playing

[@mamtagupta7505]

Awesome it's really works my son wants to play now he can thank you so much

[@FunToos]

Great...

[@paramahansapradhan3328]

jaiho

[@sangeetakummari2102]

Very nice video

[@mystictravellerkunalsharma4216]

Thank you prabhuji मैं सिख गया 🙏🕉📿

[@varshachore6591]

2 min main sikh gaye
Thank you 👍👍

[@rekhaagrawal1365]

Jai ho

[@maheshchaubey1718]

Nice

[@subhrajitray5639]

Dhanyawaad 🙏🏾

[@nimishabharadwaj812]

Superb sir tnku very much ..I. ll play after seeing ur video ur tips are superb

[@musicalnishant7243]

Hi nimisha

[@seemaaggarwal7558]

very easy way to try your technique and it really work excellently in first try itself....thanks

[@tribalnihchki6342]

Thank you i learnt it quickly because of your video 🥰

[@b.s.m.sjagannathtemple4304]

Hare Krishna 🙏🌹
My sikh gaya ji

[@manaspradhan4168]

Very nice guruji

[@ishabhatia5252]

Thank uuuu sooo much sir apki wajha se aj ma bhi Sikh gai❤️

[@tutor-programming]

i learn from you sir than you so much

[@sonialihipande85]

thank you so much sir !!!! I learnt from you

[@chinkivinky1]

Great technique.. Simple.. Takes efforts but effective 100 percent.. Thank you very much

[@ganeshsahu4518]

आप बेस्ट शाख है 👍👍😅👍😅👍😅👍😅👍😅

[@anupmapandey1407]

Thank you uncle hamne bhi baja liya aapka vedio dekh kar aur thodi practice sae
😄😄🙏🙏🙏

[@shalinisaxena420]

Thank you so much for such a helpful video with utmost clarity

[@jeetgupta8719]

Very good teacher . Thanks !

[@prakharsingh1858]

Nice video thankyou sir

[@jitendrabahadur6522]

आदाब कहना आवश्यक था ?
या फिर कोई विवशता है ?

[@poonamchablani9992]

Vivashra to nahin lekin lagta hai kuchh logon Ko Khush karne ki aadat nahin jayegi.

[@tvmkrishna9738]

bahut accha explain kiya apne .

[@narsingpomade2057]

खूप छान सर 🙏🙏

[@vedprakashtiwari269]

बहुत अच्छे से samchaya

[@rajanishmishra8846]

Mujhe bhi aagya

[@ajaykumar-hp6xt]

Jai shri ram🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@aparnam6651]

5 mins into it and was able to play. thanks for sharing!

[@Ymmusic-so1bd]

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[@munmunghosh6993]

Best video of playing shankh

[@bipinpokharel5237]

Where can I buy this sankha in the US? Looking for recommendations.

[@soniarainbow]

Bipin Pokharel shops at bay area,for example in San Francisco,at bay area,there are many many shops

[@LoveYourHometown]

Bipin Pokharel which state do you live? If it’s in Ohio Pennsylvania you can buy any Nepali market

[@nimrose-ali-jiwani-agarwal]

I know it's a late reply, but you can try Amazon

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बहुत सुंदर सर ❤️👍🏻🙏

[@Chapavatmandirthawriyavarsha]

Bahut baar sukriya

[@tarusood9240]

Sir plz guide which shankh to buy.. there is a lot of variety on amazon

[@shreekrishna4074]

If you want a shankh which has a very loud sound then buy gaumukhi shankh

[@youtubevishan1475]

right hand sankh or left hand?

[@Ajaykumar-cq9bs]

Upper jhukeghi 😄😄😄

[@Ox_rax_070]

Is it a musical instruments

[@anilkumarsingh6738]

Thanks sir,

[@vedprakashtiwari269]

अच्छा लगा

[@SwatiTiwari2611]

Very nice ✌

[@sukaluprasad6804]

Tnx sir

[@shiro1784]

जैसे आपणे आदाब कहा और हमने विडिओ बंद करदी....शंख सिखानेवले औरं भी मिलेंगे...

[@sukanyadas3822]

Now I can play sankh

[@Shankharavam-ShankhnaadbyDrKNR]

Good explanation, but handling of conch shell is wrong. You are closing the outward hole with four fingers which stop the releasing of air and sound freely.

[@panwarabhishek405]

Jai mata de

[@amanmehra998]

Thxx so much for help

[@n.p.sharman3785]

ये कौन सा शंख हैं

[@user-os4uy1jk1y]

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[@MadanSingh-ry8uv]

Jay hanuman

[@AmitTripathi1989]

Om namah shivay, ye aapne aadab kisse bola hai, aadab wale to shanks bajate nahi hai jahan tak mai jaanta hoon

[@cpseth1868]

Goob

[@Sunilkumar-kb2en]

Nice information 👍

[@odiaodia641]

aadab??????

[@poonamchablani9992]

?????yes aadaab kyon????

[@tylerdurden1705]

Thank you so much...i blew shankh in less than 10 minutes only!!

[@sunilale1423]

A kon sankh hay nam keya hay sankh ka

[@mamtasoni140]

M shankh 3 sal se bjati aa rhi hu 😊😊

[@mohanbhagat5287]

'नमस्कार' ठिक है,
लेकीन 'आदाब' क्यू, किस लिए, किसके लिए? 🤔🤔🤔

[@rakeshpandey3499]

Nice..

[@purnimaparida4612]

Thanku you sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@atulsaxena1321]

Adav bolne ki kya jariorat thi ???

[@binodchouhanchouhan367]

Jee Matadi

[@subhvarma5499]

Nice par mere se bjta hi nhi

[@sukanyadas3822]

Thank you so much