Beauty of these swaras are that each of them are residing the tones of Animals

 

"Beauty of these swaras are that each of them are residing the tones of Animals. Since Naadam itself is Brahmah, each swara is also a Deity. Each of these deities are expressing themselves in each of these swaras. That is each of the deities is residing inside these swaras in Sublime state. Hence each of them has their own Beejaksharams.

 

 SapthaSwaras BeejAnimalAnimal

 

1Sa Shadjam Ohm

PeoockMayil

 

2Ri Rishabam Am Ox Rishabam

 

3Ga Gandharam Saam Sheep, Goat Ajam / ajaha

 

4Ma Madhyamam Maam Crane Krouncha bird

 

5Pa Panchamam Im Cuckoo, Nightingale Which sings in the Springs Vasantha Kaalathil / padum Kogilam

 

6Da Dhaivatham Gloum Horse Ashwam

 

7Ni Nishadam Hraam Eliphant Gajam"

 

 

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''If you could hear the changing frequencies present at the first awakening of the dawn, in the dynamics of midday, or in the deep silence of midnight, you would be hearing the frequencies of Gandharva Veda music. These sublime melodies neutralize stress and disharmony in the environment, and gently restore biological rhythms by attuning the physiology to the cycles of nature that underlie each hour of the day and each season of the year.

 

The knowledge of when to play each melody is based on three-hour periods called Praharas which correspond to the changing frequencies of nature throughout the day.

 

"Thousands of years ago in India, the land of the Veda, Rishis or seers capable of cognizing the rhythms and melodies of nature sang and played these beautiful melodies at the appropriate times of the day and night to bring peace and harmony to their land and perfect health to all their people."

 

 

"''Geetham, Vadyam, tatha Nrithyam thrayam Sangeethamuchyathe''.

 

Combination of geetham (song), vadyam (instrument), nrithyam (dance) form sangeeth

 

sangeeth is the trio gaayan vaadan naachan"

 

 

"''nature resonates by a perfect combination of the three ‘since music is an integral part of nature, and the saptha swaras are from the sounds of creatures ''the reverberations across the world sometimes soothing sometimes violent. ''----a play in nava rasa anubhoothi''Symbolic manifestations are in Laasya and Tandava dances of Lord Shiva'',----- mudras ."

 

"To sing in unison with nature's musicConforming to Vedic philosophy"