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Sanskrit Love Song for "Maa Bharti" | Sanskrit Songs
By Manish Joshi | 5th May 2020
Many Hindi songs are listened to not only in India but around the world. We have many regional film industries too such as Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam. Many, Indians also like to listen, English songs. But have you ever tried a Sanskrit song?
The ancient sacred book had written in Sanskrit
Sanskrit is an ancient language where most of the things were written in the form of slokas and mantras[Even Ramayan and Mahabharata too]. But even in India, we never heard any Sanskrit song. Not a single Bollywood movie shows any Sanskrit song. But If I say there is one girl who is not Indian by birth but her heart definitely loves India and she sings many Sanskrit songs with such a perfectness that, you can feel the effect of Sanskrit song. Let's listen to one of my favorite Sanskrit songs which glorify India and its rivers, mountains, and diversity. It is a love letter written to "Maa Bharti"
Naturally lovely
Very delightful
Carrying to our rivers and stars
Charming and beautiful
On her forehead, the Himalaya mountain
At her feet, the sea
Beloved India, always beautiful
The receptacle of wealth, ever-flowing
This India, equal with paradise
Whose fame, shining, a song among foreign lands
Beloved India, always to be worshipped
Many regions Many apparels
Many forms Many languages
Where we all are Indians
Beloved India, always to be protected
Where the people are wise, heroes in battles
Offering their bodies, They protect the country,
Where the People are of good conduct, fond of their own duty (dharma)
Beloved India, always to be praised
We bow to the land, to India,
The one supreme dharma, we always esteem,
For which we offer our wealth, our life,
Beloved India, always to be respected
The girl who is singing a song in this video is Gabriella Burnel, who is by heart Indian. She read Sanskrit language philosophical texts, including its great epics, the Ramayan and the Mahabharat, at Oxford and has gone on to become one of the most loved Sanskrit singers in the world. She has sung many Sanskrit songs. She runs her youtube channel. She currently living in Britain and recently asked to be part of The Communications Campaign Manager at the British High Commission, New Delhi in their Living Bridge campaign alongside Shilpa Shetty, Romy Gill, Reuben Singh, Pragyan Ojha & Kris Srikant.
Gabriella Burnel, somewhere in Pune, India
There are many such Sanskrit songs that give immense calmness to body, mind, and soul. Every morning when I start with Sanskrit songs playlist it reminds me, how ancient India reached not only in terms of wealth but in art, music, and culture too. Ancient India has found many ways to touch your soul using yoga, Pranayam, and the effect of sound with such mantras and slokas.
I am sure after listening to this song, you definitely feel goosebumps and feel proud of the nation.
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