Music and Spirituality---Inder

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Thanx Inder.

 

Thanx for the information too. Great.

 

Manoshi

 

, "Inder"

<indervohra2001> wrote:

> Very good thoughts, Manosi.

> Music is art and beauty.

> In astrology 5th house governs music.

> 2nd for vocal, 3rd for instrumental.

> Venus gives taste for music.

> Ven+moon alapana and imagination.

> Mercury for rhythum or talam.

> Mars gives courage/confidence for performance.

> Mars+ venus+sat show tabla (dead skin)

> Airy sign flute. etc.

> Gemini, Sagitarious , Aquareous and Leo give good musician.

> Cancer and capricorn are good listner and enjoyers.Sun in

> Sagitarious gives taste for music.

> In KP astro,we examine all these aspects by the sub cusp lord of

5th

> house.

> Inder

>

>

> - In , "khallopapa"

> <khallopapa> wrote:

> > Dear Friends,

> >

> > Some genuine thougts of mine. I hope you agree...

> >

> > Aadhyatma or spirituality is closely related to music. I am

> talking

> > about the music which doesn't produce momentary excitement but

has

> > the capability of giving everlasting pleasure(chirasthayee

anand).

> > The `naad', `swara', `shruti' or the vibrations produced have

the

> > power to take a person to that cosmic journey.

> > `Dhrupad'is sung with the use of `naad swara' which is produced

> from

> > the `naabhi' and the singer totally is immersed in the pleasure

of

> > the effects of music.

> > Music teaches discipline which is a requisite towards the path

of

> > spirituality and attaining God. When a singer sings a particular

> > raga, he is automatically bound in certain limits of the swaras.

> If

> > he does not respect that, he or anyone listening to him, instead

> of

> > getting that `anand', instead of getting totally immersed in

> music,

> > is distracted and there is a feeling of dissatisfaction and

> > frustration.. The `taala' part in music also teaches discipline.

> >

> > We all know the story of Tansen. When he sang raga Deepak, a

> > tremendous amount of heat was produced in his body. It was

cooled

> > down by his daughter by singing raga Malhaar. Even today, music

> has

> > the capability to do miracles but those ragas have to be sung

with

> > devotion and in their original forms. Over the years the

> > original `swaroop' or form of these ragas have changed and the

> > vibrations produced by those typical combination of `swaras'

are

> > not the same anymore. But music still remains a medium to reach

> THAT

> > goal.

> > So, if you immerse yourself in good music or anything in which

you

> > find tremendous satisfaction, with no desire to become famous or

> any

> > other materialistic desire, you are certainly on the path which

> > leads to the doors of GOD.

> >

> > Manoshi