Vyakhyaan by Vinod ji Agarwal_'C'

By Vrindavan

Collated excerpts of the contextual explanations given during various Sankirtan programs (for deeper reflection).... more

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Vyakhyaan by Vinod ji Agarwal_'C' episodes:

May 23, 2020 Hey-Ha-Ho
‘Hey’ is a sober tone calling for Divine grace; and ‘haa’ conveys anxiety. The consonant ‘Ho’, mentioned in Radha sahstra naam carries a combined tenor of bliss and melancholy. According to Swar sadhna, we should try reciting ‘Ho Radha’ without opening the mouth wide. As the sound becomes finer, we are able to experience its divine humming-effect.
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6min
May 23, 2020 Nibhrt Nikunj
God is all pervasive but we can not feel Him unless He lets us do so. When we are able to realize Him within, the externalities cease to bother us. On that note the Sufi poetry and Braj literature convey the same sentiment through different words. A sufi desires that no one else than His Lord should exist in his life and a Braj rasik too makes a similar kind of appeal- 'May my heart becomes 'Nibhrt nikunj' - a secluded place where only Shri Radha Krishan can enter.'
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3min
May 23, 2020 Shabd - Naad (Consciousness)
As we go deep inside a mantra/naam by regularly reciting it, we can feel its echo in raw form (naad) or with its rhythm (rav) and this relates to our consciousness.
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4min
May 23, 2020 Naam Ka Prabhaav
The regular chanting of Lord's name with full concentration and other such activities as fondly thinking about Him, intensely listening to His pastimes purify our body by causing four physical impacts- a devotee may feel excessive sweat through which body toxins come out; often a sudden quirk is felt which cleans up our intricate nervous system; a divine thrill opens the clogged pores of the body and eyes start shedding tears.
Besides, there are advanced states of voice break (swar- bhang), throat block (kantha-avrodh), swoon (moorchha) and trance (smadhi).
In yogic terms, we should try reaching that stage through chanting wherein our breath begins to pass through Sushumna nadi. As per Goapl sahastra naam, breathing through Sushumna implies direct union with Lord Krishna and medically, our body hormones may even undergo a change in this process.
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4min
May 23, 2020 Milan Ki Peeda
It is a general scenario that we do regular chanting but seem not to be experiencing the expected impact. It happens for the reason that we chant casually just as a part of our daily routine. Instead we should do it with a yearning to actually feel Him. This yen is the string which pulls Him towards us. Also, He only subjects us to such trials that we may feel the pain to have Him closer.
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4min
May 23, 2020 Atrpty Tripti
Naam-jap is said to the means as well as the end for the seekers of Personal God. Naam is actually addictive in nature causing the devotees to chant more and more of it. Gradually, naam jap becomes continuous like our breathing process. It tastes newer and sweeter every time like the water of a river constantly falling into the ocean.
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3min
May 23, 2020 Thirst of a waterdrop
'Kaam' is realted to our physical needs and 'vaasna' exists in mind. When body and mind jointly love somebody, it is called 'sneh' while 'praney' develops at the level of intellect. So, 'Pyaar' involves submission of all our three assets – body (tann), mind (mann), intellect (dhann) and there comes the phases of union as well as separation. Ahead of it, lies the 'bhaav', whereby bodies may be apart but the intense feelings keep the lovers mentally united. 'Bhakti' however is the connection between our soul (aatma) and Supreme soul (Parmaatma). This involves permanent union and no separation yet devotees experience an irreplaceable bliss in calling their Lord out while their physical separation from Him is like a falling rain drop which is just about to reach the ocean. It can also be viewed as an infant lying in the lap of mother yet craving for her full embrace.
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5min
May 23, 2020 Matki phodna
Lord Krishna is known for cracking the pots which Gopis used to carry on their heads. These pots actually represent the set of age-long customs, beliefs, rituals etc which we follow just out of fear and by breaking those orthodox protocols, He lifts off the unnecessary burden from the devotees' mind because spirituality is all about freedom. _ When krishna blew His flute on the divine night of Sharad poornima, all those Gopis who could hear it ran towards Him. As they arrived, Krishna asked them to return because it was not right for women to be out at that late hour in the night. The gopis replied “All the teachings about righteousness are meant for one single purpose i.e. to attain God. Now when You have called us, what else is left to be achieved for which we should be righteous.” This is called total surrender in Love- leaving aside all the bodily fears, social taboos, cultural norms and even the religious beliefs, the devotee takes His refuge alone.
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4min
May 23, 2020 Talaash e Talab
A devotee narrates, “To quench my thirst for You, I just started my quest. As I lacked resources I was unaware of the result, yet I kept moving. Soon I realized that I had unknowingly entered into the ocean of Your bliss. Now the mystical waves of this ocean have made me unconcerned about my destination. I wish neither to reach nor to return but continue voyaging for You.”
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5min
May 23, 2020 Sawarna
A devotee feels reformed when all his wishes and desires get dissolved into Divine will. There are mainly three words prefixed with sw ( self)
Swadharm (one’s natural line of duty)
Swabhaav (one’s nature/disposition)
Swaabhimaan (self respect)
Devotional love enables us to replace this 'self' with God. As a result, devotees carry out all their duties as compliance to Him only, their disposition conforms to His pleasure and they work for His glory instead of personal esteem. All their feelings of meeting Him even dissolve in His will and they feel proud of just one thing - belonging to their Lord.
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3min

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The podcast currently has 67 episodes available.