Gigantic soul and timeless spirit Swami Vivekananda that drives Bharat 🇮🇳 even today. Aum Namah Shivaya. Jai Shree Ramakrishna and Maa Sarada Devi. Pranaam. 🕉️🪷🙏🏼
This narrative elaborated on Vivekananda's philosophy on South Asian Hindu doctrine, emphasizes that much thought has been given to sustaining people's quest for their utmost happiness. Yet, they remain helpless as they repeatedly turn to Western capitalism. Non-Western regions and states also blindly and erratically follow this path, ignoring the true essence of human life and the needs of living beings. Solutions are designed only for a minimal number of colossal monarchies and modern elite, corrupted trillion-dollar businesses, but not for the masses, as Vivekananda precisely pointed out.
Amazing Information..it took me into nostalgia and i started imagining about the India of 20th century. Just to inquire why is India's Map is shown of post 1947 when mother India was divided. During Swami Vivekanand ,India was not divided so we could have shown undivided India in the documentary...
"When Vivekananda came to Ramakrishna his name was still Narendranath -- later on Ramakrishna named him Vivekananda. When he came to Ramakrishna he was extremely argumentative, an atheist, a rationalist. He wanted proof for everything. There are some things that have no proof -- it cannot be helped. There is no proof for godliness: it is, and yet there is no proof. There is no proof for love. It is, and yet there is no proof. There is no proof for beauty. It is, and yet there is no proof. If I say, "Look how beautiful these ironwood trees are," and you say, "I don't see any beauty -- Trees are just trees. Prove it!," it will be difficult. How can one prove they are beautiful? To be beautiful you need a sense of beauty -- there is no other way. You need eyes -- there is no other way. It is reported that Majnu said, "To know Laila you will need the eyes of Majnu." It is true; to see Laila there is no other way. The king of his area called Majnu and said. "You are mad! I know your Laila -- an ordinary girl, jet black -- nothing special. I feel sorry for you, so here are twelve girls from my palace -- they are the most beautiful women of the country. You can chose any one you like. Seeing you cry, my heart also cries. " Majnu looked at them and said, "There is no Laila among them. They cannot even be compared to Laila, they are not even worth the dust of her feet." The king said, "Majnu, you are mad...!" Majnu said, "That may be so, but I must tell you one thing: to see Laila you will need the eyes of Majnu." Majnu is right. To see the beauty of trees you need an eye for art -- there is no other proof. If one wants to know love, one will need the heart of a lover -- there is no other proof. And godliness is the collective name of all the beauty, all the love and all the truth of this universe. For it an unwavering consciousness is needed, a witnessing is needed... where no word remains, no thought remains, no wave arises... where no mental dust remains and the mirror of consciousness is perfectly pure. What proof? Vivekananda told Ramakrishna, "I want proof. If God exists then prove it!" Ramakrishna looked at Vivekananda. This youth had great promise, great potential; much was ready to happen within him. There was a great treasure with which Vivekananda was unacquainted. Ramakrishna looked into, peered into, the past lives of this youth. Vivekananda had come carrying a great treasure, a great treasure of integrity, but it was suppressed under his logic. Seeing this, a cry of anguish and compassion must have risen from Ramakrishna's heart. He said, "Forget all this. We'll talk about proof and such things later on. I have become a little old, I have difficulty reading; you are young, you eyes are still strong -- read from the book lying there." It was the Ashtavakra Gita. "Read a little out loud to me." It is said that Vivekananda saw nothing wrong in this, this fellow was not requesting anything special. He read three or four sutras and every cell began trembling. He started to panic and he said, "I cannot read on." Ramakrishna insisted, " Go ahead and read. What harm can there be in it? How can this book hurt you? You are young, your eyes are still fresh, and I am old, it is hard for me to read. I must hear this book -- read it out to me." It is said that Vivekananda kept on reading aloud from the book -- and disappeared in meditation. Ramakrishna had seen great potential in this youth, a very promising potential, like that of a bodhisattva who one day or other is destined to become a buddha. Sooner or later, no matter how much he wanders, he is approaching buddhahood. Why did Ramakrishna ask that he read the Ashtavakra Gita out loud to him? Because there is no purer statement of truth. If these words penetrate you, they will start awakening your sleeping soul. These words will thrill you. These words will fill you with ecstasy. These words will shock you. With these words the revolution can take place"
he surrendered his will to his master, who sent him out into the world to fulfill the mission of the Divine Mother. then the Indian people could see their own unparalleled spiritual history shining on the world stage, lifting their spirits and courage to come out from under temporary British rule, a heroes hero to his people & their national destiny, and his teachings a priceless gift to the world ! 🙏💜🕯💧🌱🐾👣🌿🌎🕊
As a long time western Devotee, I found this documentary so sweet, so atmospheric, so sincere. Thank you.
So there's southern, westerns , northern and Eastern devotees thought all are one. The Devotees.
Gigantic soul and timeless spirit Swami Vivekananda that drives Bharat 🇮🇳 even today.
Aum Namah Shivaya. Jai Shree Ramakrishna and Maa Sarada Devi. Pranaam.
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Wonderful documentary🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Thank you for excellent video. Very heart touching docomentary.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
He gives strength,so much strength. Love from Vienna
This is the SLIDESHOW we Deserve...
Not the DOCUMENTARY we need...
So we'll Watch it !
Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna Jai Sri Ramakrishna
He has inspired me to smile again, thank you for providing this wonderful documentary. 🙏🏻
Jai Swami Vivekananda
Well made documentary
SPELLBOUND SPEECHLESS DIVINE 🕉️💐🙏
This narrative elaborated on Vivekananda's philosophy on South Asian Hindu doctrine, emphasizes that much thought has been given to sustaining people's quest for their utmost happiness. Yet, they remain helpless as they repeatedly turn to Western capitalism. Non-Western regions and states also blindly and erratically follow this path, ignoring the true essence of human life and the needs of living beings. Solutions are designed only for a minimal number of colossal monarchies and modern elite, corrupted trillion-dollar businesses, but not for the masses, as Vivekananda precisely pointed out.
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Change the thumbnail of the video. Not accurate or befitting the topic of the film.
I agree
Fabulous 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Very impressive documentary🙏🙏🙏🙏
❤ Truly Devine ❤
Extraordinary and thank you so much for all the team🎉
Amazing Information..it took me into nostalgia and i started imagining about the India of 20th century. Just to inquire why is India's Map is shown of post 1947 when mother India was divided. During Swami Vivekanand ,India was not divided so we could have shown undivided India in the documentary...
"When Vivekananda came to Ramakrishna his name was still Narendranath -- later on Ramakrishna named him Vivekananda. When he came to Ramakrishna he was extremely argumentative, an atheist, a rationalist. He wanted proof for everything.
There are some things that have no proof -- it cannot be helped. There is no proof for godliness: it is, and yet there is no proof. There is no proof for love. It is, and yet there is no proof. There is no proof for beauty. It is, and yet there is no proof.
If I say, "Look how beautiful these ironwood trees are," and you say, "I don't see any beauty -- Trees are just trees. Prove it!," it will be difficult. How can one prove they are beautiful? To be beautiful you need a sense of beauty -- there is no other way. You need eyes -- there is no other way. It is reported that Majnu said, "To know Laila you will need the eyes of Majnu." It is true; to see Laila there is no other way.
The king of his area called Majnu and said. "You are mad! I know your Laila -- an ordinary girl, jet black -- nothing special. I feel sorry for you, so here are twelve girls from my palace -- they are the most beautiful women of the country. You can chose any one you like. Seeing you cry, my heart also cries. "
Majnu looked at them and said, "There is no Laila among them. They cannot even be compared to Laila, they are not even worth the dust of her feet."
The king said, "Majnu, you are mad...!"
Majnu said, "That may be so, but I must tell you one thing: to see Laila you will need the eyes of Majnu."
Majnu is right. To see the beauty of trees you need an eye for art -- there is no other proof. If one wants to know love, one will need the heart of a lover -- there is no other proof. And godliness is the collective name of all the beauty, all the love and all the truth of this universe. For it an unwavering consciousness is needed, a witnessing is needed... where no word remains, no thought remains, no wave arises... where no mental dust remains and the mirror of consciousness is perfectly pure. What proof?
Vivekananda told Ramakrishna, "I want proof. If God exists then prove it!"
Ramakrishna looked at Vivekananda. This youth had great promise, great potential; much was ready to happen within him. There was a great treasure with which Vivekananda was unacquainted. Ramakrishna looked into, peered into, the past lives of this youth. Vivekananda had come carrying a great treasure, a great treasure of integrity, but it was suppressed under his logic. Seeing this, a cry of anguish and compassion must have risen from Ramakrishna's heart. He said, "Forget all this. We'll talk about proof and such things later on. I have become a little old, I have difficulty reading; you are young, you eyes are still strong -- read from the book lying there." It was the Ashtavakra Gita. "Read a little out loud to me."
It is said that Vivekananda saw nothing wrong in this, this fellow was not requesting anything special. He read three or four sutras and every cell began trembling. He started to panic and he said, "I cannot read on."
Ramakrishna insisted, " Go ahead and read. What harm can there be in it? How can this book hurt you? You are young, your eyes are still fresh, and I am old, it is hard for me to read. I must hear this book -- read it out to me."
It is said that Vivekananda kept on reading aloud from the book -- and disappeared in meditation. Ramakrishna had seen great potential in this youth, a very promising potential, like that of a bodhisattva who one day or other is destined to become a buddha. Sooner or later, no matter how much he wanders, he is approaching buddhahood.
Why did Ramakrishna ask that he read the Ashtavakra Gita out loud to him? Because there is no purer statement of truth.
If these words penetrate you, they will start awakening your sleeping soul.
These words will thrill you. These words will fill you with ecstasy. These words will shock you.
With these words the revolution can take place"
Well cited, well said. Goethe said: wär das Auge nicht sonnenhaft,die Sonne könnt es nie erblicken.
Nice documentary. Thank you for uploading.
Thank you sir nice video
🙏🙏🙏 swamy endured very tough times to reduce suffering in India
he surrendered his will to his master,
who sent him out into the world
to fulfill the mission of the Divine Mother.
then the Indian people could see their own unparalleled spiritual history shining on the world stage, lifting their spirits and courage to come out from under temporary British rule, a heroes hero to his people & their national destiny, and his teachings a priceless gift to the world !
🙏💜🕯💧🌱🐾👣🌿🌎🕊
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Jai swamiji 🙏🙏🙏
Jai Ma Sarda
Dhanyawad
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Please change the thumbnail it doesn't do justice to the work put in the documentary
The thumbnail is what made me click in the first place 😂
Change thumbnail and post a photo of Swami ji❤