Thread by @Shrikantha5

#gratitude #Karma #SHIVA #Kundalini
The rendition of Ayagiri Nandini is so flawless and so uplifting that I have listened to this almost every day last year!
Very happy to note @kuldeepmpai reaching billion views on YouTube.
Here is small thread of appreciation.
Please share.

Our purpose in life will always be revealed to us when we are ready. Till that time, please do your best in whatever dharmic work you are doing with no expectation of any return/reward. This is what Lord Krishna said in The Geeta.
Sanatana is positive philosophy.

Please watch the YouTube video for the gratitude expressed by @kuldeepmpai. Link is in the picture. Also note the screensaver on Mr. Pai's Mac.
It is the same message as provided in The Geeta.

Unless He makes us understand, nothing is understood
- Swami Vivekananda

Kuldeep M Pai expresses that he found his purpose without using a big organization or individual for funding and finds content in what he is doing! And across the seas I am finding solace every time I hear Ayagiri Nandini sung by those kids.

I also feel Kundalini is rising with every recitation. There is some scientific effect this shloka is invoking. As I scientist I will continue to investigate and will document in this thread.

At this point, I have realized that Ayagiri Nandini is not just a poem, but also has ciphers embedded in it so that that it never gets altered. I have written in Kannada and see that Laghu and Guru Matras repeat in a particular pattern!

Given most primordial physical realm is sound, there is something which is connecting reciter to the primordial consciousness. This order is called Shrvanabharanam in Sanskrit literature. It is very difficult to write so poetically with rules yet come out so flawlessly.

Adi Shankara ensured that this sholka is never altered by codifying Sharvanabharanam.
Ayagiri Nandini has been sung exactly same way since Adi Shankara wrote this in 5th century BC. Listen to this today and understand how to connect to Shiva.
Thank you @kuldeepmpai for this!

जय जय हे महिषासुरमर्दिनि रम्यकपर्दिनि शैलसुते