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This lesson briefly explains the Gamakas associated with the Kunda Gaura Geetham in Malahari Ragam.
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This lesson briefly explains the basic Gamakas associated with the Sapta Swaras in Mayamalavagaula Ragam.
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Our Sanatana Dharma is NOT a religion. Sanatana Dharma in a religious costume is called Hinduism.
GOD is only One and is present in several forms. Of the various forms, three forms represent three important aspects which are not separate from one another. It is impossible to separate these three primary forms - Siva (the core), Vishnu (the vibrancy) and Sakthi (the power). However, one can realize his Self by worshiping any one form which would initially act as a guide but ultimately causing a confluence with the devotee (upasaka) thus, leading to the Realization of the Self.
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