I can't tell you how many times I have watched this reaction. When the smile came to your face and your eyes opened wide it gave me goose bumps! You were so happy and it made me happy to see your face. I love this song, George was very spiritual, special and talented. I believe he was always searching for God!!!!
This caused me to read a bit about the Hindu religion. According to what I read, our spirit is often asleep inside us, and when it hears the names of the gurus being chanted, the spirit WAKES UP. It looked and felt like it when "hearing" this video.
George touching souls from the grave. I love the way he accepted an entire faith, and just folded it in to his own, without any need for debate, or criticism. It's just another word for love, and another book about it. It's universal, not denomination specific.
I am not religious, but I am happy to see that after all these years, a Fab Four guy can still touch hearts worldwide at any age. In the end, whether it is The Beatles or their gifted individuals, they never stopped spreading Love, Happiness, Unity, and Peace through a unique style of music that has never been written before and will never be written again. A true legacy in our history.
I love watching your beautifully genuine reaction. When this album came out, I was 13. My family physically wore out the vinyl. This album was so different, refreshingly personal and emotional work. It got me through the challenges of teenage and young adult years. In 1974, I was on a high school class trip to Toronto. It included a visit to a local Hindu place of residence (like a convent or monastery). When we arrived, we were told that if we had arrived a few hours earlier , we would have seen George. I was glad to be there - knowing that some of his energy remained. I have so much respect for his work and am glad to see that the world was able to experience his music once he began his solo career.
I was 12 years old when this song came out and I loved it instantly. I’m 66 years old now and it’s still my #1 go-to song. So uplifting. George Harrison was such a gentle soul.
George Harrison followed eastern spirituality and was a devotee of Krishna. He also honored Jesus, and others. In the middle of this song they chant the Guru mantra. His song "Waiting on You All" is about Jesus.
"Everybody is looking for Krishna. Some don`t realize that they are, but they are. Krishna is GOD, the Source of all that exists, the Cause of all that is, was or ever will be. As God is unlimited, He has many names, Allah, Buddha, Jehovah, Rama: all are Krishna all are ONE" -George Harrison
@@abelyerikaguerra1540 FYI... Krishna is the God the Father that Christ referred to so many times....Jesus the Christ is actually a divine incarnation of Lord Genesha...the god of innocence and purity/He is Krishnas special son(We are ALL sons of God, but Jesus was a very special incarnation) Mother Mary, Christs mother, was actually a divine incarnation of Sri Radna...Krishnas feminine consort/His energy, and she created all conscious /aware beings in the whole Universe...and she created all of us humans....Jesus never claimed to be God...that would be Krishna.....He is the son of God...the fake Christians made him God...he is actually the Omkara...the Word, the vibration that became flesh in the form of Jesus...now you know the truth your welcome.
@@mustangmikep51 all those gods, are all adultouros, which all those, you have to earn to go to heaven,doing good works, all not true, Jesus Christ was God incarnate, and his father is Olihim the Creator God, what Christ did on the cross is for the sins of the world, we cannot earn anything, were not all children of God, only those who trust Christ and repent of the sinful ways, those are the children of God, the rest are children of iniquity or the fallen one, Satan....
@@abelyerikaguerra1540 you still have some growing to do...don't be a slave to your dogma...its very limiting and is a block to your spiritual evolution....your beliefs are nearly worthless...EXPERIENCE is EVERYTHING! light + love to all
Great you liked the song because George Harrison converted to Hinduism in the 60‘s. He was also the guitarist of the Beatles, the best band ever. He has really good solo songs which you should check out in the future. Here are some songs to check out: What Is Life, Give Me Love, I‘d Have You Anytime, Beware Of Darkness
Have watched loads of reaction videos to this song, the poor yanks unfortunately don't get it and left me in despair until i found this one and it brightened my soul. Shanti my brethren.
How can ya not love this guy! You have light in your eyes my friend, and this reaction is giving the boost i need...you've made my day my friend! Cheers and harmony 🙏 ✌️❤ from Ottawa, Canada.
Great, emotional reaction. This song really stirs something within us. Don’t think anyone else pointed it out but George Harrison was one of the Beatles(you know, the most famous band in history). He became interested in the Hindu religion around 1965 or 1966 and it became a big part of his life. He has many great songs and his All Things Must Pass album (superb, incidentally) is considered by most critics to be the best post-Beatles solo album. I am a huge George Harrison fan and based on your reaction, I think you’d like the ATMP album (Disks 1 and 2) and a favorite song of mine from his Living in the Material World album - “Who Can See It.” It’s really I beautiful. Of course, I have lots of recommendations but I’ll limit it for now.
Doja cat hits the top of the charts with a song called Demons. Geo. Harrison hits the top of the charts over 40 years ago with an ecumenical song about loving and connecting with God! How far we fallen as a society! How much we have forgotten God!
Lovely pure reaction! So happy to watch your video! George Harrison was a member of the worlds greatest and most famous band...THE BEATLES. George was a believer in the Hindu religion, but respected all religions. To quote Gandhi: All religions are spokes on the same wheel and the wheel is rolling towards God. If you loved this song you will probably love lots of Beatles songs, especially the ballads i guess. God bless you man!
i always think of this song as 'the Gospel heard around the world', and your reaction perfectly encapsulates what is meant by that. this song always reminds me of someone setting off on a journey in search of a closer understanding of (and relationship to) God. he looks around, sees others traveling that same path, and he asks what God is like to them. then, they start traveling together, meeting others who may be calling it by different name... but they are ultimately longing for the same closeness, to the same God, in the same sky. the familiar (to his background) "Hallelujah" becomes "Hare Krishna". and it goes on to eventually embrace figures that would be obscure even to people brought up in those traditions (like your comment about some younger folks probably not even knowing who they were). at least, that's how it always sounds to me. also... i was especially taken by your reaction, because i think that yours is the first reaction to this song i've seen that gets the part where he steps out of his Judeo-Christian heritage, into another tradition of ideas about who/what God is. not gonna lie, it's disappointing to see people listening to this song, and scratching their heads in confusion about what's being said once it moves past just "hallelujah". i grew up going to a black church in the middle of Brooklyn, NY... and even i know what is meant when someone mentions "Krishna", so they have no excuse.
Thank you, Sir. I really enjoyed your reaction. You've raised a very valid point. There should not be a middleman between you and whatever G-d you believe in. The trouble starts when we stop listening to G-d and begin to listen to a person, obey and do whatever he/she tells us to do. The relation between you and G-d is too personal, too intimate to allow a third party to interject. Cause it might just as well be the Devil whispering into your ear. Thank you, Big Beliya, and G-d Bless (whichever G-d you believe in)!
Great reaction video! Love that you know the different words and what he's saying. God by any name. Odin for myself, but it doesn't matter what name is used.
¡Saludos desde Caracas city, Venezuela! [yo tampoco soy religioso; pero... después de las muertes de mi papá (2019); de mi mamá (2021) y mi único hermano, menor (07 de febrero de 2023), yo estoy intentando encontrar a Dios, porque, mi casa (que de por sí es pequeña) ahora yo la siento mucho más grande... se siente aún mucho más la soledad]. Hay canciones mágicas que, cuando tú las oyes por primera vez, algo tiene esa canción en particular, que tú, de inmediato, sientes una conección con ese ente divino que llamamos Dios... A mí me ha pasado esto muy pocas veces: 1.- *Mecano* (banda musical de música pop) con la canción titulada: *_«J. C.»_* (una canción que habla del Jesucristo de a pie, no el Jesús histórico clavado en la cruz... sino más bien ese Jesucristo que tú tienes que aprender a ver en la cara del prójimo cada día); 2.- *Jonathan y Sarah Jerez,* con la canción: *_«El Dios que adoramos»_* (la primera vez que escuché esta canción me hizo llorar de alegría... yo lloraba y yo no sabía por qué estaba llorando), y 3.- Esta canción de *George Harrison,* *_«My Sweet Lord»_* ... son canciones que de manera intrínseca, tienen una energía espiritual innegable... ¡Tienen un "no sé qué"!, que no lo puedes definir con palabras.- Mi Twitter es: *@ChaneGarcia.* ...
I am a Roman Catholic; I do not pray to Hindu Gods; however, I respect George Harrison immensely. He had a pure soul; he was searching for GOD in different places. I believe that the path to GOD and to salvation is through the purity of one's spirit. If I am correct, then, George Harrison is surely with GOD (all of them)!
This song is so ecumenical. It unites so many people. Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, Hebrews (Halleluja is Hebrew), Muslims (Jesus is Issa in Islam, a respected Prophet), and invites everyone else to join in. God unties us. Anyone trying to divide us and pit us against each other does the Devil's job. And some people are doing a "damn good job" of it these days. Thanks again!
Your massive smile when the Indian connection was worth the watch 👏 you should look up the history of the Beatles in India and it’s influence on them , all paths lead to god
George Harrison basically wrote and sang a love song to God and incorporated many Gods into that love letter.....Be good to each other we are all that we have...
Happy Birthday, Baby George. 25/02/1943 The quiet, dark and mysterious Beatle. Or was he? At one of The Beatles' first recording sessions with George Martin, they were asked by George Martin " Is there anything you don't like?" and quick as a flash George Harrison said "Well for one thing I don't like your tie!"
In Hinduism; “There is the deep and appealing notion that the universe is but the dream of the god who, after a hundred *Brahma years, dissolves himself into a dreamless sleep. The universe dissolves with him - until, after another Brahma century, he stirs, recomposes himself and begins again to dream the great cosmic dream. Meanwhile, elsewhere, there are an infinite number of other universes, each with its own god dreaming the cosmic dream. These great ideas are tempered by another, perhaps still greater. It is said that men may not be the dreams of the gods, but rather that the gods are the dreams of men.” Carl Sagan * One day and night of Brahma, 8.64 billion years long. Hare Om 🙏
Please react to more songs by George, i think you will really like "The Lord Loves The One (That Loves The Lord), but honestly all his songs are just so good
Es müsste eine universal Religion für alle Menschen geben. Die ganzen unsinnigen Kriege und Leid auch heute würden aufhören. Der beatle John Lennon sang: Imagine, und Give Peace a change. Das war vor über 50 Jahren. Ich Hoffe es wird wieder so eine Generation kommen. Die dafür kämpft.
George Harrison wrote this song when he was with the Beatles and they were looking into various religions in the world and meeting religious leaders. The song is not Christian. This song is about Hare Krishna which is a branch off of Hinduism.
Hare Krshna! God is everywhere. Jesus, Buddha, Muhammad, etc. All lead to Lord Brahma, who I found through Lord Krishna 🙏🏼🕉 I believe once you put away your old dogma and realize God is inside of you and not separated from you, it would be Heaven on earth and peaceful. Namaskaram, my brother. Edit: we are atmans a part of the supreme Atman (Brahman) that is what Jesus (I call Him Jeshua) but when we say love thy neighbour as yourself, he was talking about that oneness of God. And the second coming of Christ isn't what Christians think, the second coming is self-realization that you are Christ.
A little cultural background back in the 60s there was a businessman turned somewhat fake guru who came to America and established a Americanized sect of the cult of Krishna called them Hari Krishna’s And they were known for singing the mantra in major US cities dancing around and robes and giving out flowers in airports and most people found them to be annoying and obnoxious. George Harrison showed us that what they were doing was the same as what we were doing in our church by using the Mahamantra in this song
I knew he had studied with Ravi Shankar. So as you were commenting in the beginning I was so laughing at you. Just waiting for it to the part when he started singing Hare Krishna. I was saying, just wait.
When he hears it, and such a great smile washes over his face...I just started to cry. George can bring a smile to you.
GOD brings the smile to you ! ... George helps 🙂 ❤️👊🙏
Beautfull
Wow, I know George would love this reaction. Much love.
He FELT that song.....and so did I......LIGHT and LOVE to all sentient beings!
🙏🏼🔥❤️🔥🙏🏼
Quite possibly the best reaction video out there. Beliya checks all the boxes. Thankyou for this.
Yeah, definitely a repeat watch for the look on his face when the Hindus' turn up at the end :)
That moment when this guy realizes that George switched it up. Perfection, truly.
When he hit the Hare Krishna stuff, I must say I saw one of the most pure reactions I’ve ever seen in rock ‘n’ roll reaction videos
almost like it was planned lol
@@kokemon84 Maybe ....lets have some faith in humanity and think this is spontenous hehe
Im not religious at all..but your reaction was one a best i have ever seen on tube ..glad you enjoyed a top song you made my day
Im cryng
Also, your reaction when they sang Hare Khrisna was so full of joy!
I can't tell you how many times I have watched this reaction. When the smile came to your face and your eyes opened wide it gave me goose bumps! You were so happy and it made me happy to see your face. I love this song, George was very spiritual, special and talented. I believe he was always searching for God!!!!
I don't know George Harrison other than always being my favorite Beatle!
This caused me to read a bit about the Hindu religion.
According to what I read, our spirit is often asleep inside us, and when it hears the names of the gurus being chanted, the spirit WAKES UP.
It looked and felt like it when "hearing" this video.
everyone is searching for God, because he is the source of all happiness...and isn't everyone searching for happiness?
Me too!
George touching souls from the grave. I love the way he accepted an entire faith, and just folded it in to his own, without any need for debate, or criticism. It's just another word for love, and another book about it. It's universal, not denomination specific.
George didn’t just learn these words he knew what they meant. He experienced them. This was straight from the heart.
I am not religious, but I am happy to see that after all these years, a Fab Four guy can still touch hearts worldwide at any age. In the end, whether it is The Beatles or their gifted individuals, they never stopped spreading Love, Happiness, Unity, and Peace through a unique style of music that has never been written before and will never be written again. A true legacy in our history.
You don’t have to be religious to speak about god, it’s spiritual so the song is devotional and George wrote lots of devotional songs
They greatest reaction on RUclips. So much emotion and feeling. God Bless.
I'm a nailed on atheist but seeing your joy at the mention of Hindu gods was wonderful. Hope you find what you're looking for. :)
What a beautiful reaction...🥲
I love watching your beautifully genuine reaction. When this album came out, I was 13. My family physically wore out the vinyl. This album was so different, refreshingly personal and emotional work. It got me through the challenges of teenage and young adult years. In 1974, I was on a high school class trip to Toronto. It included a visit to a local Hindu place of residence (like a convent or monastery). When we arrived, we were told that if we had arrived a few hours earlier , we would have seen George. I was glad to be there - knowing that some of his energy remained. I have so much respect for his work and am glad to see that the world was able to experience his music once he began his solo career.
I was 12 years old when this song came out and I loved it instantly. I’m 66 years old now and it’s still my #1 go-to song. So uplifting. George Harrison was such a gentle soul.
Your look of delight at the names is phenomenal. I am so glad that you heard this song.
George Harrison followed eastern spirituality and was a devotee of Krishna. He also honored Jesus, and others. In the middle of this song they chant the Guru mantra. His song "Waiting on You All" is about Jesus.
"Everybody is looking for Krishna. Some don`t realize that they are, but they are. Krishna is GOD, the Source of all that exists, the Cause of all that is, was or ever will be. As God is unlimited, He has many names, Allah, Buddha, Jehovah, Rama: all are Krishna all are ONE" -George Harrison
Amen, Hare Krsna!
All those gods with small (g) are in their graves only one God Christ Jesus is alive....
@@abelyerikaguerra1540 FYI... Krishna is the God the Father that Christ referred to so many times....Jesus the Christ is actually a divine incarnation of Lord Genesha...the god of innocence and purity/He is Krishnas special son(We are ALL sons of God, but Jesus was a very special incarnation) Mother Mary, Christs mother, was actually a divine incarnation of Sri Radna...Krishnas feminine consort/His energy, and she created all conscious /aware beings in the whole Universe...and she created all of us humans....Jesus never claimed to be God...that would be Krishna.....He is the son of God...the fake Christians made him God...he is actually the Omkara...the Word, the vibration that became flesh in the form of Jesus...now you know the truth your welcome.
@@mustangmikep51 all those gods, are all adultouros, which all those, you have to earn to go to heaven,doing good works, all not true, Jesus Christ was God incarnate, and his father is Olihim the Creator God, what Christ did on the cross is for the sins of the world, we cannot earn anything, were not all children of God, only those who trust Christ and repent of the sinful ways, those are the children of God, the rest are children of iniquity or the fallen one, Satan....
@@abelyerikaguerra1540 you still have some growing to do...don't be a slave to your dogma...its very limiting and is a block to your spiritual evolution....your beliefs are nearly worthless...EXPERIENCE is EVERYTHING! light + love to all
Best reaction ever, from the heart and soul ❤
I LOVE this young man's reaction!!! I have watched this a few times already- I even sent this video to a Krishna ashram in N.Y.! ❤
Great you liked the song because George Harrison converted to Hinduism in the 60‘s. He was also the guitarist of the Beatles, the best band ever. He has really good solo songs which you should check out in the future. Here are some songs to check out: What Is Life, Give Me Love, I‘d Have You Anytime, Beware Of Darkness
Thank you for your Reaction. George Harrison Touch the Soul. Beatles forever 🙂
I had tears of joy at your reaction when it turned to Hare Krishna my brother. So pure 🙏 Namaste.
Love this reaction, especially because of your perspective, you can really appreciate it.
The World needs this my brother!!!
Have watched loads of reaction videos to this song, the poor yanks unfortunately don't get it and left me in despair until i found this one and it brightened my soul. Shanti my brethren.
So much ignorance....His reaction brought me to tears.
my Hindu brother god bless you I'm Christian but we are of the same cloth
How can ya not love this guy! You have light in your eyes my friend, and this reaction is giving the boost i need...you've made my day my friend! Cheers and harmony 🙏 ✌️❤ from Ottawa, Canada.
Absolutely beautiful!
Great, emotional reaction. This song really stirs something within us. Don’t think anyone else pointed it out but George Harrison was one of the Beatles(you know, the most famous band in history). He became interested in the Hindu religion around 1965 or 1966 and it became a big part of his life. He has many great songs and his All Things Must Pass album (superb, incidentally) is considered by most critics to be the best post-Beatles solo album. I am a huge George Harrison fan and based on your reaction, I think you’d like the ATMP album (Disks 1 and 2) and a favorite song of mine from his Living in the Material World album - “Who Can See It.” It’s really I beautiful. Of course, I have lots of recommendations but I’ll limit it for now.
Totally agree with you my friend my favourite song and favourite album. Is there a Harrison fan club still ?
Love Awaiting on you All
Well, this was a reaction. So real. And happy. Love this song for years
My Sweet George ❤❤❤
Your reaction, especially at the unexpected moments, is so joyful. I liked this video so much. Peace to you.
and then God finds us, everywhere
Doja cat hits the top of the charts with a song called Demons. Geo. Harrison hits the top of the charts over 40 years ago with an ecumenical song about loving and connecting with God! How far we fallen as a society! How much we have forgotten God!
Lovely pure reaction! So happy to watch your video! George Harrison was a member of the worlds greatest and most famous band...THE BEATLES. George was a believer in the Hindu religion, but respected all religions. To quote Gandhi: All religions are spokes on the same wheel and the wheel is rolling towards God. If you loved this song you will probably love lots of Beatles songs, especially the ballads i guess. God bless you man!
i always think of this song as 'the Gospel heard around the world', and your reaction perfectly encapsulates what is meant by that. this song always reminds me of someone setting off on a journey in search of a closer understanding of (and relationship to) God. he looks around, sees others traveling that same path, and he asks what God is like to them. then, they start traveling together, meeting others who may be calling it by different name... but they are ultimately longing for the same closeness, to the same God, in the same sky. the familiar (to his background) "Hallelujah" becomes "Hare Krishna". and it goes on to eventually embrace figures that would be obscure even to people brought up in those traditions (like your comment about some younger folks probably not even knowing who they were). at least, that's how it always sounds to me.
also... i was especially taken by your reaction, because i think that yours is the first reaction to this song i've seen that gets the part where he steps out of his Judeo-Christian heritage, into another tradition of ideas about who/what God is. not gonna lie, it's disappointing to see people listening to this song, and scratching their heads in confusion about what's being said once it moves past just "hallelujah". i grew up going to a black church in the middle of Brooklyn, NY... and even i know what is meant when someone mentions "Krishna", so they have no excuse.
Great authentic reaction! Thanks for putting a smile on my face.
Excelente reacción amigo, esta canción de George transmite muchísimo 🥺
Definately the best Music Reaction so far. Pure Emotions
Music gives people good hopes, and feelings for future, thank you george❤❤❤
Best reaction to a song ever
best reaction I've seen so far. Lovely all around ❤
Thank you, Sir. I really enjoyed your reaction. You've raised a very valid point. There should not be a middleman between you and whatever G-d you believe in. The trouble starts when we stop listening to G-d and begin to listen to a person, obey and do whatever he/she tells us to do. The relation between you and G-d is too personal, too intimate to allow a third party to interject. Cause it might just as well be the Devil whispering into your ear. Thank you, Big Beliya, and G-d Bless (whichever G-d you believe in)!
Great reaction video! Love that you know the different words and what he's saying. God by any name. Odin for myself, but it doesn't matter what name is used.
The believer is happy, the sceptic is wise! 🙏
I loved your reaction, truly such an amazing song and i felt so emotional just like you, thank you
¡Saludos desde Caracas city, Venezuela! [yo tampoco soy religioso; pero... después de las muertes de mi papá (2019); de mi mamá (2021) y mi único hermano, menor (07 de febrero de 2023), yo estoy intentando encontrar a Dios, porque, mi casa (que de por sí es pequeña) ahora yo la siento mucho más grande... se siente aún mucho más la soledad]. Hay canciones mágicas que, cuando tú las oyes por primera vez, algo tiene esa canción en particular, que tú, de inmediato, sientes una conección con ese ente divino que llamamos Dios... A mí me ha pasado esto muy pocas veces: 1.- *Mecano* (banda musical de música pop) con la canción titulada: *_«J. C.»_* (una canción que habla del Jesucristo de a pie, no el Jesús histórico clavado en la cruz... sino más bien ese Jesucristo que tú tienes que aprender a ver en la cara del prójimo cada día); 2.- *Jonathan y Sarah Jerez,* con la canción: *_«El Dios que adoramos»_* (la primera vez que escuché esta canción me hizo llorar de alegría... yo lloraba y yo no sabía por qué estaba llorando), y 3.- Esta canción de *George Harrison,* *_«My Sweet Lord»_* ... son canciones que de manera intrínseca, tienen una energía espiritual innegable... ¡Tienen un "no sé qué"!, que no lo puedes definir con palabras.-
Mi Twitter es: *@ChaneGarcia.*
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no te rindas jamás ❤️
I am a Roman Catholic; I do not pray to Hindu Gods; however, I respect George Harrison immensely. He had a pure soul; he was searching for GOD in different places. I believe that the path to GOD and to salvation is through the purity of one's spirit. If I am correct, then, George Harrison is surely with GOD (all of them)!
Thanks!
Most welcome!!✨❤️
Just love your heart warming reaction ❤
This song is so ecumenical. It unites so many people. Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, Hebrews (Halleluja is Hebrew), Muslims (Jesus is Issa in Islam, a respected Prophet), and invites everyone else to join in. God unties us. Anyone trying to divide us and pit us against each other does the Devil's job. And some people are doing a "damn good job" of it these days. Thanks again!
George Harrison é o melhor dos Beatles!!!!!!
He is from Beatles? I didn't even know that. Furthermore, it was my first time listening to him😅
Devia ler sobre ele, é o mais interessante dos Beatles e tinha uma relação especial com a Índia através do seu grande amigo Ravi Shancar!
It's a glass cylinder that slides over the third finger and you slide up and down the stirings of the GUITAR
This song meant a lot to Big Beliya, beautiful to watch...
loved watching this
Powerful Beyond Words! 🙏🏼Hare Krishna🙏🏼
George Harrison is converted in Hinduism. He live 2 year in india vrindavan and dharmshala
Your massive smile when the Indian connection was worth the watch 👏 you should look up the history of the Beatles in India and it’s influence on them , all paths lead to god
You are now a BEATLE MANIAC, welcome." I want to hold your hand ".
Your joy in hearing the lyrics delights my soul.
That's slide guitar played by Eric Clapton... 😊
... absolutely loved your reaction when Hare Krishna came on!
yes me too
Actually George is playing the slide guitar on this song. Eric does play some of the acoustic guitar parts, though.
Я плачу от реакции этого парня, он не знает о концерте в пользу Бангладеш?
You reaction is beautiful rhank you
George Harrison basically wrote and sang a love song to God and incorporated many Gods into that love letter.....Be good to each other we are all that we have...
Love from the USA!
Hey beliya, we seen you reaction to this song, it, wonderfull to see it
feel it brother
I Love it when you sing!
This is so beautiful. Thank you.
Gott ist in allem, wir sind nur Teil eines Ganzen, danke george und dir für deine reaction
nice singing
I was really happy thinking that you didn’t know the Hindu verses were coming up and your reaction was very beautiful ❤
Oh I counted down to waiting his mind to be blown. And it was.
Would love to watch you discover more George! ❤
I'm watching the video going, "he likes the song now, just wait"
the flip-side of this 45 is "My Ding-a-Ling".
Happy Birthday, Baby George. 25/02/1943
The quiet, dark and mysterious Beatle.
Or was he?
At one of The Beatles' first recording sessions with George Martin, they were asked by George Martin " Is there anything you don't like?" and quick as a flash George Harrison said
"Well for one thing I don't like your tie!"
Great reaction 😅
♥️🤝🏻🙏
Love it
In Hinduism; “There is the deep and appealing notion that the universe is but the dream of the god who, after a hundred *Brahma years, dissolves himself into a dreamless sleep. The universe dissolves with him - until, after another Brahma century, he stirs, recomposes himself and begins again to dream the great cosmic dream. Meanwhile, elsewhere, there are an infinite number of other universes, each with its own god dreaming the cosmic dream. These great ideas are tempered by another, perhaps still greater. It is said that men may not be the dreams of the gods, but rather that the gods are the dreams of men.”
Carl Sagan
* One day and night of Brahma, 8.64 billion years long.
Hare Om 🙏
Great reaction! Subscribed
Please react to more songs by George, i think you will really like "The Lord Loves The One (That Loves The Lord), but honestly all his songs are just so good
Godspell - Day by Day
Handel - Hallelujah Chorus
Malo - Suavecito
Percy Faith - A Quiet Thing
Clannad - Theme from Harry's Game
Jai shiva. Sri ram. Ram ram ram. Om Namah shivaya.
Es müsste eine universal Religion für alle Menschen geben. Die ganzen unsinnigen Kriege und Leid auch heute würden aufhören. Der beatle John Lennon sang: Imagine,
und Give Peace a change. Das war vor über 50 Jahren. Ich Hoffe es wird wieder so eine Generation kommen. Die dafür kämpft.
love it!
Got a little surprise at the end didn’t you?
George Harrison wrote this song when he was with the Beatles and they were looking into various religions in the world and meeting religious leaders. The song is not Christian. This song is about Hare Krishna which is a branch off of Hinduism.
Hare Krshna! God is everywhere. Jesus, Buddha, Muhammad, etc. All lead to Lord Brahma, who I found through Lord Krishna 🙏🏼🕉 I believe once you put away your old dogma and realize God is inside of you and not separated from you, it would be Heaven on earth and peaceful. Namaskaram, my brother.
Edit: we are atmans a part of the supreme Atman (Brahman) that is what Jesus (I call Him Jeshua) but when we say love thy neighbour as yourself, he was talking about that oneness of God. And the second coming of Christ isn't what Christians think, the second coming is self-realization that you are Christ.
A little cultural background back in the 60s there was a businessman turned somewhat fake guru who came to America and established a Americanized sect of the cult of Krishna called them Hari Krishna’s And they were known for singing the mantra in major US cities dancing around and robes and giving out flowers in airports and most people found them to be annoying and obnoxious. George Harrison showed us that what they were doing was the same as what we were doing in our church by using the Mahamantra in this song
Read about how The Beatles visited India.
Adorei 😂😂😂 🇵🇹
Thank you, Thank you Thank you!! 🤗
You need to see the concert for George.
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I knew he had studied with Ravi Shankar. So as you were commenting in the beginning I was so laughing at you. Just waiting for it to the part when he started singing Hare Krishna. I was saying, just wait.
😃 this guy looks like Jesus! 😃🤣😄😂😅Ooh! Aaah! Was really funny 😃🤣😄😂 thanks 😊😎
Bruh😂😂😂😂
God, next to Krishna, George Harrison and a mushroom “you’re welcome”
0:58 - George is using a slide guitar.
Hare Krsna my friends.