manobuddhyahaṃkāra cittāni nāhaṃ
na ca śrotrajihve na ca ghrāṇanetre
na ca vioma bhūmir na tejo na vāyuḥ
cidānandarūpaḥ śivo’ham śivo’ham
I am not the mind, intellect, thought, ego, or some form of the supreme being;
I neither have ears, nor tongue and I neither have nose, nor eyes;
I am not the sky, earth, light or the wind;
I am consciousness and bliss. I am Shiva, I am Shiva.
Given below is a beautiful rendition of the same shloka.
Tomorrow is Mahashivratri, a very auspicious time for any hindu. This beautful statue of Lord Shiva was washed away during the Uttrakhand floods. I want to share this beautiful statue and verse with my friends
B’ful click & words! Happy Mahashivratri!
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Thank you. It is sad that the statue is no longer there. Happy Mahashivratri to you too…
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Jay Shiv Shankar
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Reblogged this on Masked Native and commented:
A most beautiful mediation of Hindu song, the accompanying photos are wonderful.
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This rendition of this shlok is beautiful. Thanks for visiting and for you kind words. Thanks for sharing as well…. Have a great day 🙂
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Thank you Santosh Namby for this wonderful music, reposted it on my Facebook page too. Have a beautiful day for your celebration tomorrow.
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Chidananda rupam, Shivohm, Shivohm! Thrilling. Gives goosebump.
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Yes it does, especially that youtube video….
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Happy Mahashivratri
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Beautiful shlok! 🙂
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Beautiful lines..
Fits the purpose!!
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Beautiful post ❤
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Nice photograph.
Lovely reflection. Where is this Shiva, Santosh?
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This Shiva was a big statue in the Ganga. It was in Rishikesh opposite the Parmarth Ashram. But during the Uttarkhand floods it was washed away. This is the second Shiva statue that has been washed away from that spot 😦
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Oh-ok.
Whoa! second? And washed away from the same spot?!
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Yeah, I have not seen the first, but I’ve heard about it. Its really sad. This is where the Rishikesh Ganga Aarti takes place, where you see this bearded swamiji do the aarti. Earlier it used to come on TV every evening, but off late I have not seen it. It is a lovely aarti.
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Beautiful click 🙂 Have you heard the Shivtandava stotra? It is beautiful!
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I have heard the stotram while watching Ramayana on TV. It was beautiful. Will google for it when free… Thanks 😊
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