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Vemana Padyalu With Meaning | Neethi Padyalu | Telugu Padyalu | Your AESN Vemana Satakam is a collection of verses recited by Yogi Vemana. Vemana lived between 1652 - 1730. #youraesn #vemanapadyalu #telugupadyalu #neethipadyalu Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Vemana Sathakam | Vemana Padyaalu: 🤍 Sumathi Satakam: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Vemana poems are mostly about worldly morals and social consciousness. There is no element that he has not created. Vemana looks at all the problems of the society from different angles and demonstrates that vision feature in his poems. Vemana penned on every social disorder that appeared to be one of the shortcomings of the family system, exploitation in the name of religion, protest against idolatry, Kuhana priests and thieving monks. There are many reasons for these poems to receive multiple publicity. The main attribute of Vemana ethics is to express common morals in a language that is familiar to them, in a clear, direct, clear and powerful way, and to preach morality by considering oneself as one of the common people. He exhibited a style of subtle humor, satire, and satirical maneuvers that made him laugh and notice the faults of others, his own faults, and the manner in which he was instructed. He taught morals literally with parables that are commonplace charms. Vemana recited all the poems in the rhythm of the game. He said even the deepest feeling in simple language, touching the heart with fine examples. Usually proposing righteousness in the first two feet and showing an appropriate analogy to it in the third foot. The fourth foot is the crown called "Vishwadabhirama Vinura Vema". In some verses he tells the parable first and then the righteousness. Not only memories, myths and legends but also Vemana poems can guide the society. Those poems, which were confined to the mouths and palms of the people, were recited by C.P. Mr. Brown was the first to mint. Thanks to him, these poems have spread to other languages and abroad. Lighting paths for society. Vemana poems that preached the essence of life guided humanity. The popularity of poems has declined today due to the eclipse of the Telugu language. As a result, immorality and personality degradation have taken root in the society. Many of the social and personal problems encountered in life are served as divine medicines. It is the word of the elders that society should be reformed from time to time. If the best ideology is imprinted in the minds of today's generation of boys and girls, the future society will move forward with culture. *Special Thanks* I used the poems and meaning from the source of Vemana Padyalu, published by Reddy Seva Samiti, Kadapa. My wholehearted thanks to the people who provided all 114 poems. I'm really thankful to them for bestowing all this wealth. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 This is a small effort I am making with the good intention of making the poems heard by all. A total of 114 verses were explained in it. Now let us begin the verses. Please watch the entire video and give your valuable feedback. For more videos click the following links: Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Vemana Padyaalu with meaning | Part #2 | Your AESN #vemanapadyaalu #vemanasatakam #youraesn #వేమనపద్యాలు #వేమనశతకము Vemana poems are mostly about worldly morals and social consciousness. There is no element that he has not created. Vemana looks at all the problems of the society from different angles and demonstrates that vision feature in his poems. Vemana penned on every social disorder that appeared to be one of the shortcomings of the family system, exploitation in the name of religion, protest against idolatry, Kuhana priests and thieving monks. There are many reasons for these poems to receive multiple publicity. The main attribute of Vemana ethics is to express common morals in a language that is familiar to them, in a clear, direct, clear and powerful way, and to preach morality by considering oneself as one of the common people. He exhibited a style of subtle humor, satire, and satirical maneuvers that made him laugh and notice the faults of others, his own faults, and the manner in which he was instructed. He taught morals literally with parables that are commonplace charms. Vemana recited all the poems in the rhythm of the game. He said even the deepest feeling in simple language, touching the heart with fine examples. Usually proposing righteousness in the first two feet and showing an appropriate analogy to it in the third foot. The fourth foot is the crown called "Vishwadabhirama Vinura Vema". In some verses he tells the parable first and then the righteousness. Not only memories, myths and legends but also Vemana poems can guide the society. Those poems, which were confined to the mouths and palms of the people, were recited by C.P. Mr. Brown was the first to mint. Thanks to him, these poems have spread to other languages and abroad. Lighting paths for society. Vemana poems that preached the essence of life guided humanity. The popularity of poems has declined today due to the eclipse of the Telugu language. As a result, immorality and personality degradation have taken root in the society. Many of the social and personal problems encountered in life are served as divine medicines. It is the word of the elders that society should be reformed from time to time. If the best ideology is imprinted in the minds of today's generation of boys and girls, the future society will move forward with culture. This is a small effort I am making with the good intention of making the poems heard by all. A total of 114 verses were explained in it. This video is divided into two parts in terms of time management. This is the first part. Now let us begin the verses. Please watch the entire video and give your valuable feedback. For more videos click the following links: Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Vemana Satakam is a collection of verses recited by Yogi Vemana. Vemana lived between 1652 - 1730. Vemana Padyaalu with meaning | Part #youraesn #vemanapadyaaluwithmeaning #vemanasatakam #satakapadyalu Vemana poems are mostly about worldly morals and social consciousness. There is no element that he has not created. Vemana looks at all the problems of the society from different angles and demonstrates that vision feature in his poems. Vemana penned on every social disorder that appeared to be one of the shortcomings of the family system, exploitation in the name of religion, protest against idolatry, Kuhana priests and thieving monks. There are many reasons for these poems to receive multiple publicity. The main attribute of Vemana ethics is to express common morals in a language that is familiar to them, in a clear, direct, clear and powerful way, and to preach morality by considering oneself as one of the common people. He exhibited a style of subtle humor, satire, and satirical maneuvers that made him laugh and notice the faults of others, his own faults, and the manner in which he was instructed. He taught morals literally with parables that are commonplace charms. Vemana recited all the poems in the rhythm of the game. He said even the deepest feeling in simple language, touching the heart with fine examples. Usually proposing righteousness in the first two feet and showing an appropriate analogy to it in the third foot. The fourth foot is the crown called "Vishwadabhirama Vinura Vema". In some verses he tells the parable first and then the righteousness. Not only memories, myths and legends but also Vemana poems can guide the society. Those poems, which were confined to the mouths and palms of the people, were recited by C.P. Mr. Brown was the first to mint. Thanks to him, these poems have spread to other languages and abroad. Lighting paths for society. Vemana poems that preached the essence of life guided humanity. The popularity of poems has declined today due to the eclipse of the Telugu language. As a result, immorality and personality degradation have taken root in the society. Many of the social and personal problems encountered in life are served as divine medicines. It is the word of the elders that society should be reformed from time to time. If the best ideology is imprinted in the minds of today's generation of boys and girls, the future society will move forward with culture. This is a small effort I am making with the good intention of making the poems heard by all. A total of 114 verses were explained in it. This video is divided into two parts in terms of time management. This is the first part. Now let us begin the verses. Please watch the entire video and give your valuable feedback. For more videos click the following links: Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Vemana Padyalu With Meaning In Alphabetical Order | Part -1 | Your AESN Vemana Satakam is a collection of verses recited by Yogi Vemana. Vemana lived between 1652 - 1730. Vemana poems are mostly about worldly morals and social consciousness. There is no element that he has not created. Vemana looks at all the problems of the society from different angles and demonstrates that vision feature in his poems. Vemana penned on every social disorder that appeared to be one of the shortcomings of the family system, exploitation in the name of religion, protest against idolatry, Kuhana priests and thieving monks. There are many reasons for these poems to receive multiple publicity. The main attribute of Vemana ethics is to express common morals in a language that is familiar to them, in a clear, direct, clear and powerful way, and to preach morality by considering oneself as one of the common people. He exhibited a style of subtle humor, satire, and satirical maneuvers that made him laugh and notice the faults of others, his own faults, and the manner in which he was instructed. He taught morals literally with parables that are commonplace charms. Vemana recited all the poems in the rhythm of the game. He said even the deepest feeling in simple language, touching the heart with fine examples. Usually proposing righteousness in the first two feet and showing an appropriate analogy to it in the third foot. The fourth foot is the crown called "Vishwadabhirama Vinura Vema". In some verses he tells the parable first and then the righteousness. Not only memories, myths and legends but also Vemana poems can guide the society. Those poems, which were confined to the mouths and palms of the people, were recited by C.P. Mr. Brown was the first to mint. Thanks to him, these poems have spread to other languages and abroad. Lighting paths for society. Vemana poems that preached the essence of life guided humanity. The popularity of poems has declined today due to the eclipse of the Telugu language. As a result, immorality and personality degradation have taken root in the society. Many of the social and personal problems encountered in life are served as divine medicines. It is the word of the elders that society should be reformed from time to time. If the best ideology is imprinted in the minds of today's generation of boys and girls, the future society will move forward with culture. #youraesn #vemanapadyalu #telugupadyalu #neethipadyalu For more videos click the following links: Telugu Stories: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Sumathi Satakam Padyalu | Part -1 | Neethi Padyalu | Telugu Padyalu | Your AESN #sumathisatakam #telugupadyalu #youraesn Written by a poet named Baddena, the morals narrated in simple short poems of the Sumati Sataka became part of the life and language of the Telugu people. Many verses of this Sataka are still considered proverbs or idioms. Baddena wrote this sataka without mentioning his name in the poem. At the end of the proposition in this century comes the crown called Sumati. 'Sumati' means 'Have a good intellect!' Sumati Shatakam is a collection of 108 moral poems. However I will give you some of these verses in two parts with meaning. This is the first part. Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Vemana Sathakam | Vemana Padyaalu: 🤍 Sumathi Satakam: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Special Days: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Bhaskara Satakam Padyalu With Meaning | Neethi Padyalu | Telugu Padyalu | Your AESN My dear followers! My heartfelt thanks to everyone who recognized my Telegu Poems. With that inspiration I published my new video on Bhaskara Satakam. Bhaskara Satakam was written by Marada Venkayya, who belonged to Srikakulam dist., and a great devotee of Lord Suryanarayana. He spent most of the time in the surroundings of Arasavilli, Srikakulam dist., where the temple of Lord Suryanarayana located. He didicated his Bhaskara Sataka to the Lord Suryanarayana. In his poems the last line Bhaskara denotes Lord Suryanarayana. He wrote total number 110 poems in his Bhaskara Sataka. In those, I am presenting the most popularized 35 poems. #youraesn #bhaskarasatakam #telugupadyalu Please click the following links: Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Vemana Padyalu with Meaning In Alphabetical Order | Part - 3 | Your AESN #youraesn #telugupadyalu #neethipadyalu #vemanapadyalu Vemana Satakam is a collection of verses recited by Yogi Vemana. Vemana lived between 1652 - 1730. Vemana poems are mostly about worldly morals and social consciousness. There is no element that he has not created. Vemana looks at all the problems of the society from different angles and demonstrates that vision feature in his poems. Vemana penned on every social disorder that appeared to be one of the shortcomings of the family system, exploitation in the name of religion, protest against idolatry, Kuhana priests and thieving monks. There are many reasons for these poems to receive multiple publicity. The main attribute of Vemana ethics is to express common morals in a language that is familiar to them, in a clear, direct, clear and powerful way, and to preach morality by considering oneself as one of the common people. He exhibited a style of subtle humor, satire, and satirical maneuvers that made him laugh and notice the faults of others, his own faults, and the manner in which he was instructed. He taught morals literally with parables that are commonplace charms. Vemana recited all the poems in the rhythm of the game. He said even the deepest feeling in simple language, touching the heart with fine examples. Usually proposing righteousness in the first two feet and showing an appropriate analogy to it in the third foot. The fourth foot is the crown called "Vishwadabhirama Vinura Vema". In some verses he tells the parable first and then the righteousness. Not only memories, myths and legends but also Vemana poems can guide the society. Those poems, which were confined to the mouths and palms of the people, were recited by C.P. Mr. Brown was the first to mint. Thanks to him, these poems have spread to other languages and abroad. Lighting paths for society. Vemana poems that preached the essence of life guided humanity. The popularity of poems has declined today due to the eclipse of the Telugu language. As a result, immorality and personality degradation have taken root in the society. Many of the social and personal problems encountered in life are served as divine medicines. It is the word of the elders that society should be reformed from time to time. If the best ideology is imprinted in the minds of today's generation of boys and girls, the future society will move forward with culture For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Padya Ratnalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
This video is about Curriculum Vitae. In this video I explained what's curriculum vitae, It's importance, difference between curriculum vitae and resume, how to write a curriculum vitae or a resume, what main points are to be considered while writing curriculum vitae. #CurriculumVitae #YourAESN For more videos click the link 🤍 Letter Writing: 🤍 For AP Senior Inter 🤍 For AP Junior Inter 🤍 For online Hazards 🤍 For videos on classroom management 🤍 For videos on Famous Personalities 🤍 For videos on Quotes 🤍 For videos on Pronunciation click 🤍 For videos on Idioms click 🤍 For videos about online learning 🤍 For Motivational Stories 🤍 For Inspirational stories: 🤍 For videos on online classes-online Exams 🤍
Articles in English Grammar. In this video I explained articles in detail. This video is very much helpful for those who are taking part in competitive exams and for the students of all classes. Detailed explanation of using a, an, the. Complete video on Articles: a, an, the | Rules, Tricks | English Grammar Your AESN #youraesn #articles #englishgrammar #apintermediate #cbseclass10 #banks #railways #ssc #tet For more videos click the link 🤍 Do you know?: 🤍 🤍 Curriculum Vitae: 🤍 Letter Writing: 🤍 For AP Senior Inter 🤍 For AP Junior Inter 🤍 For online Hazards 🤍 For videos on classroom management 🤍 For videos on Famous Personalities 🤍 For videos on Quotes 🤍 For videos on Pronunciation click 🤍 For videos on Idioms click 🤍 For videos about online learning 🤍 For Motivational Stories 🤍 For Inspirational stories: 🤍 For videos on online classes-online Exams 🤍
Pothana Gajendra Moksham | Telugu Padyalu | Your AESN This video is about some famous poems from Gajendra Moksham written by Bammera Pothana. Gajendra Moksham is a part of Srimad Bhagavatham written by great Telugu poet Pothana. It is said that one who either reads or listens to Gajendra Moksham would reach the abode of Lord Vishnu. In Gajendra Moksham every poem is written in an indescribable manner which melts the hearts of both readers and listeners. . #youraesn #telugupadyalu #pothana #gajendramoksham For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Padya Ratnalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Chanakya Neeti Sutralu | Chapter 1 | Your AESN #youraesn #chanakyaneetisutralu #chanakyaneeti Who is Chanakya ::- - - - Chanakya was an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist and royal advisor. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra, a text dated to roughly between the 4th century BCE and the 3rd century CE. As such, he is considered the pioneer of the field of political science and economics in India, and his work is thought of as an important precursor to classical economics. His works were lost near the end of the Gupta Empire in the 6th century CE and not rediscovered until the early 20th century. Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power. He is widely credited for having played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire. Chanakya served as the chief advisor to both emperors Chandragupta and his son Bindusara. Buddhist version:- The legend of Chanakya and Chandragupta is detailed in the Pali-language Buddhist chronicles of Sri Lanka. It is not mentioned in Dipavamsa, the oldest of these chronicles The earliest Buddhist source to mention the legend is Mahavamsa, which is generally dated between 5th and 6th centuries CE. Vamsatthappakasini (also known as Mahvamsa Tika), a commentary on Mahavamsa, provides some more details about the legend. Its author is unknown, and it is dated variously from 6th century CE to 13th century CE. Some other texts provide additional details about the legend; for example, the Maha-Bodhi-Vamsa and the Atthakatha give the names of the nine Nanda kings said to have preceded Chandragupta. Jain version:- The Chandragupta-Chanakya legend is mentioned in several commentaries of the Shvetambara canon. The most well-known version of the Jain legend is contained in the Sthaviravali-Charita or Parishishta-Parvan, written by the 12th-century writer Hemachandra. Hemachandra's account is based on the Prakrit kathanaka literature (legends and anecdotes) composed between the late 1st century CE and mid-8th century CE. These legends are contained in the commentaries (churnis and tikas) on canonical texts such as Uttaradhyayana and Avashyaka Niryukti] Thomas Trautmann believes that the Jain version is older and more consistent than the Buddhist version of the legend. Kashmiri version:- Brihatkatha-Manjari by Kshemendra and Kathasaritsagara by Somadeva are two 11th-century Kashmiri Sanskrit collections of legends. Both are based on a now-lost Prakrit-language Brihatkatha-Sarit-Sagara. It was based on the now-lost Paishachi-language Brihatkatha by Gunadhya. The Chanakya-Chandragupta legend in these collections features another character, named Shakatala Mudrarakshasa version:- Mudrarakshasa ("The signet ring of Rakshasa") is a Sanskrit play by Vishakhadatta. Its date is uncertain, but it mentions the Huna, who invaded northern India during the Gupta period. Therefore, it could not have been composed before the Gupta era. It is dated variously from the late 4th century] to the 8th century[ The Mudrarakshasa legend contains narratives not found in other versions of the Chanakya-Chandragupta legend. For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Kumara Satakam Padyalu | Part - 2 | Neeti Padyalu | Telugu Padyalu | Your AESN #youraesn #telugupadyalu #neetipadyalu #kumarasatakam This video contains the remaining poems (51-100) from Kumara Satakam written by Pakki Venkata Narasimha Kavi. For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Padya Ratnalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Sumathi Satakam Padyalu | Part -2 | Neethi Padyalu | Telugu Padyalu | Your AESN #sumathisatakam #telugupadyalu #youraesn Written by a poet named Baddena, the morals narrated in simple short poems of the Sumati Sataka became part of the life and language of the Telugu people. Many verses of this Sataka are still considered proverbs or idioms. Baddena wrote this sataka without mentioning his name in the poem. At the end of the proposition in this century comes the crown called Sumati. 'Sumati' means 'Have a good intellect!' Sumati Shatakam is a collection of 108 moral poems. However I will give you some of these verses in two parts with meaning. This is the second part. ( Part - 2 ) Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Vemana Sathakam | Vemana Padyaalu: 🤍 Sumathi Satakam: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Special Days: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Vemana Padyalu With Meaning In Alphabetical Order | Part - 2 | Your AESN #youraesn #vemanapadyalu #telugupadyalu #neethipadyalu Vemana Satakam is a collection of verses recited by Yogi Vemana. Vemana lived between 1652 - 1730. Vemana poems are mostly about worldly morals and social consciousness. There is no element that he has not created. Vemana looks at all the problems of the society from different angles and demonstrates that vision feature in his poems. Vemana penned on every social disorder that appeared to be one of the shortcomings of the family system, exploitation in the name of religion, protest against idolatry, Kuhana priests and thieving monks. There are many reasons for these poems to receive multiple publicity. The main attribute of Vemana ethics is to express common morals in a language that is familiar to them, in a clear, direct, clear and powerful way, and to preach morality by considering oneself as one of the common people. He exhibited a style of subtle humor, satire, and satirical maneuvers that made him laugh and notice the faults of others, his own faults, and the manner in which he was instructed. He taught morals literally with parables that are commonplace charms. Vemana recited all the poems in the rhythm of the game. He said even the deepest feeling in simple language, touching the heart with fine examples. Usually proposing righteousness in the first two feet and showing an appropriate analogy to it in the third foot. The fourth foot is the crown called "Vishwadabhirama Vinura Vema". In some verses he tells the parable first and then the righteousness. Not only memories, myths and legends but also Vemana poems can guide the society. Those poems, which were confined to the mouths and palms of the people, were recited by C.P. Mr. Brown was the first to mint. Thanks to him, these poems have spread to other languages and abroad. Lighting paths for society. Vemana poems that preached the essence of life guided humanity. The popularity of poems has declined today due to the eclipse of the Telugu language. As a result, immorality and personality degradation have taken root in the society. Many of the social and personal problems encountered in life are served as divine medicines. It is the word of the elders that society should be reformed from time to time. If the best ideology is imprinted in the minds of today's generation of boys and girls, the future society will move forward with culture For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram | Your AESN #youraesn #bhakthivideos #lalithasahasranamam For more videos please click the following links: Unknown Facts: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita: 🤍 Sankaracharya Stotrams: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Chanakya Neeti Sutralu | Chapter 3 | Your AESN #youraesn #chanakyaneetisutralu #chanakyaneeti Who is Chanakya ::- - - - Chanakya was an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist and royal advisor. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra, a text dated to roughly between the 4th century BCE and the 3rd century CE. As such, he is considered the pioneer of the field of political science and economics in India, and his work is thought of as an important precursor to classical economics. His works were lost near the end of the Gupta Empire in the 6th century CE and not rediscovered until the early 20th century. Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power. He is widely credited for having played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire. Chanakya served as the chief advisor to both emperors Chandragupta and his son Bindusara. Buddhist version:- The legend of Chanakya and Chandragupta is detailed in the Pali-language Buddhist chronicles of Sri Lanka. It is not mentioned in Dipavamsa, the oldest of these chronicles The earliest Buddhist source to mention the legend is Mahavamsa, which is generally dated between 5th and 6th centuries CE. Vamsatthappakasini (also known as Mahvamsa Tika), a commentary on Mahavamsa, provides some more details about the legend. Its author is unknown, and it is dated variously from 6th century CE to 13th century CE. Some other texts provide additional details about the legend; for example, the Maha-Bodhi-Vamsa and the Atthakatha give the names of the nine Nanda kings said to have preceded Chandragupta. Jain version:- The Chandragupta-Chanakya legend is mentioned in several commentaries of the Shvetambara canon. The most well-known version of the Jain legend is contained in the Sthaviravali-Charita or Parishishta-Parvan, written by the 12th-century writer Hemachandra. Hemachandra's account is based on the Prakrit kathanaka literature (legends and anecdotes) composed between the late 1st century CE and mid-8th century CE. These legends are contained in the commentaries (churnis and tikas) on canonical texts such as Uttaradhyayana and Avashyaka Niryukti] Thomas Trautmann believes that the Jain version is older and more consistent than the Buddhist version of the legend. Kashmiri version:- Brihatkatha-Manjari by Kshemendra and Kathasaritsagara by Somadeva are two 11th-century Kashmiri Sanskrit collections of legends. Both are based on a now-lost Prakrit-language Brihatkatha-Sarit-Sagara. It was based on the now-lost Paishachi-language Brihatkatha by Gunadhya. The Chanakya-Chandragupta legend in these collections features another character, named Shakatala Mudrarakshasa version:- Mudrarakshasa ("The signet ring of Rakshasa") is a Sanskrit play by Vishakhadatta. Its date is uncertain, but it mentions the Huna, who invaded northern India during the Gupta period. Therefore, it could not have been composed before the Gupta era. It is dated variously from the late 4th century] to the 8th century[ The Mudrarakshasa legend contains narratives not found in other versions of the Chanakya-Chandragupta legend. For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Chanakya Neeti Sutralu | Chapter 2 | Your AESN #youraesn #chanakyaneetisutralu #chanakyaneeti Who is Chanakya ::- - - - Chanakya was an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist and royal advisor. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra, a text dated to roughly between the 4th century BCE and the 3rd century CE. As such, he is considered the pioneer of the field of political science and economics in India, and his work is thought of as an important precursor to classical economics. His works were lost near the end of the Gupta Empire in the 6th century CE and not rediscovered until the early 20th century. Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power. He is widely credited for having played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire. Chanakya served as the chief advisor to both emperors Chandragupta and his son Bindusara. Buddhist version:- The legend of Chanakya and Chandragupta is detailed in the Pali-language Buddhist chronicles of Sri Lanka. It is not mentioned in Dipavamsa, the oldest of these chronicles The earliest Buddhist source to mention the legend is Mahavamsa, which is generally dated between 5th and 6th centuries CE. Vamsatthappakasini (also known as Mahvamsa Tika), a commentary on Mahavamsa, provides some more details about the legend. Its author is unknown, and it is dated variously from 6th century CE to 13th century CE. Some other texts provide additional details about the legend; for example, the Maha-Bodhi-Vamsa and the Atthakatha give the names of the nine Nanda kings said to have preceded Chandragupta. Jain version:- The Chandragupta-Chanakya legend is mentioned in several commentaries of the Shvetambara canon. The most well-known version of the Jain legend is contained in the Sthaviravali-Charita or Parishishta-Parvan, written by the 12th-century writer Hemachandra. Hemachandra's account is based on the Prakrit kathanaka literature (legends and anecdotes) composed between the late 1st century CE and mid-8th century CE. These legends are contained in the commentaries (churnis and tikas) on canonical texts such as Uttaradhyayana and Avashyaka Niryukti] Thomas Trautmann believes that the Jain version is older and more consistent than the Buddhist version of the legend. Kashmiri version:- Brihatkatha-Manjari by Kshemendra and Kathasaritsagara by Somadeva are two 11th-century Kashmiri Sanskrit collections of legends. Both are based on a now-lost Prakrit-language Brihatkatha-Sarit-Sagara. It was based on the now-lost Paishachi-language Brihatkatha by Gunadhya. The Chanakya-Chandragupta legend in these collections features another character, named Shakatala Mudrarakshasa version:- Mudrarakshasa ("The signet ring of Rakshasa") is a Sanskrit play by Vishakhadatta. Its date is uncertain, but it mentions the Huna, who invaded northern India during the Gupta period. Therefore, it could not have been composed before the Gupta era. It is dated variously from the late 4th century] to the 8th century[ The Mudrarakshasa legend contains narratives not found in other versions of the Chanakya-Chandragupta legend. For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Subhashithalu With Meaning | Niti Satakam | Murkha Paddhathi | Your AESN Bharthruhari was a sanskrit writer known for writing the vaakyapadiya and the sataka traya. The vaakyapadiya talks about Sphota which is an import part of saṃskṛita vyaakaraṇam or Sanskrit grammar, and the śataka traya consists of three satakas, that teach moral values. Bharthruhari was a King and composed sṛuṅgara satakam that talks about romance, during his time as King. In the later part of his life, he realized the true pleasures of life and renounced everything and became a monk. During this phase, he composed niti śatakam, which contains several popular subhaṣhitams, that are sill popular today. Towards the end of his life, he composed vairagya satakam, which deals with the detachment to the world. This video explains Slokas and meanings of Murkha Paddhathi from Niti Satakam. #youraesn #subhashithalu #nitisatakam #murkhapaddhathi For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Padya Ratnalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Making Tea for Two People | Describing A Process | Your AESN is a video explains in 30 seconds with simple 8 sentences. Students can score easily 5 marks by watching this video. #YourAESN #makingteafortwopeople #describingaprocess दो लोगों के लिए चाय बनाना | Your AESN द्वारा एक प्रक्रिया का वर्णन करना एक वीडियो है जिसे सरल 8 वाक्यों के साथ 30 सेकंड में समझाया गया है। छात्र इस वीडियो को देखकर आसानी से 5 अंक हासिल कर सकते हैं। For more videos click the link 🤍 🤍 Writing Skills: 🤍 English Grammar: 🤍 Five Steps of Learning English: 🤍 Intermediate 2nd Year: 🤍 Intermediate 1st Year: 🤍 Long Words: 🤍 Online Hazards: 🤍 Famous Personalities: 🤍 Online Classes-Online Exams: 🤍 Quotes: 🤍 Corona: 🤍 Classroom Management: 🤍 Essays: 🤍 Motivational Stories: 🤍 Inspirational Stories: 🤍 Pronunciation: 🤍 Idioms: 🤍 Online Learning: 🤍
Sri Rama Stotrams | Sri Rama Navami | Your AESN #youraesn #sriramanavami #sriramakavacham #sriramastotrams This video contains: Sri Rama Pancharatna Stotram Sri Rama Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram Sri Sita Rama Stotram Sri Rama Kavacham Sri Rama Bhujanga Prayatha Stotram Ramayana Jaya Mantram 00:07 Sri Rama Pancharatna Stotram 02:31 Sri Rama Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram 06:30 Sri Sita Rama Stotram 09:46 Sri Rama Kavacham 15:37 Sri Rama Bhujanga Prayatha Stotram 26:28 Ramayana Jaya Mantram śrī rāma is one of the ten avataras of Vishnu. rāma is portrayed as the one with virtue, braveness, intelligence, humbleness, and kindness. Lord rāma is referred to as maryādā puruṣōttama, or an epitome of the perfect person and yet is very kind. A popular saying rāmō vigrahavān dharmaḥ states that he is a personification of dharma or righteousness. The life story of śrī rāma is depicted in rāmāyaṇa, which is one of the largest saṃskṛtam epics of India, composed by ṛṣi vālmīki. śrī rāma is the son of daśaratha and kausalyā of ayōdhyā. He is married to sītā of mithilā, who is the daughter of janaka. He renounces his kingdom and heads to forest for 14 years on his father's wish with his wife sītā and his brother lakṣmaṇa. At the forest, sītā is abducted by rāvaṇa, the king of laṅkā, which results in a war between rāma and rāvaṇa. With the help of vānara sainya or the army of monkeys, led by sugrīva and hanumān, rāma emerges victorious and kills rāvaṇa. rāma returns to ayōdhyā with sītā and crowned as the king of ayōdhyā. rāma and sītā have lava and kuśa as their children. The life of rāma emphasizes that one must pursue and live life fully, that all three life aims are equally important: virtue (dharma), desires (kama), and legitimate acquisition of wealth (artha). śrī rāma navami is celebrated on śukla pakṣa navami in chaitra māsa every year. The festival celebrates the birth of śrī rāma, who was born to King daśaratha and kausalyā on this day. On this day, the devotees sing songs, keertanas and chant stotrams in praise of śrī rāma. sītā rāma kalyāṇaṃ (marriage ceremony between Sri Rama and Sita) is performed on this day in several temples throughout India. Several temples in India conduct processions for Rama, Lakshmana and Sita, which include Shobha Yatra. Traditionally, people eat Panaka, made with jaggery, water and other ingredients, and Vadapappu or Kosambari, made with moong lentils on this day. For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Padya Ratnalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Withdrawing Money from an ATM| Describing A Process| Your AESN This video explains the process of withdrawing money from an ATM with 8 simple sentences in just 30 seconds. Students can score 5 marks easily by watching this video. यह वीडियो एक एटीएम से पैसे निकालने की प्रक्रिया के बारे में है। यह वीडियो आपको 8 सरल वाक्यों के साथ और केवल 30 सेकंड की तैयारी के साथ 5 अंक हासिल करने में मदद करता है। एक पैराग्राफ में इन बिंदुओं पर ध्यान दें। #YourAESN #widrawingmoneyfromanATM #describingaprocess For more videos click the link 🤍 🤍 Writing Skills: 🤍 Describing a Process: 🤍 Grammar: 🤍 Five Steps of Learning English: 🤍 Intermediate 2nd Year: 🤍 Intermediate 1st Year: 🤍 Long Words: 🤍 Online Hazards: 🤍 Famous Personalities: 🤍 Online Classes-Online Exams: 🤍 Quotes: 🤍 Corona: 🤍 Classroom Management: 🤍 Essays: 🤍 Motivational Stories: 🤍 Inspirational Stories: 🤍 Pronunciation: 🤍 Idioms: 🤍 Online Learning: 🤍
Dasarathi Sathakam | దాశరథి శతకం | Part - 1 | Your AESN Dasarathi Sathakam was written by Kancherla Gopanna, who is popularly known as Bhaktha Ramadas, praising Lord Rama. #youraesn #dasarathisathakam #telugupadyalu For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Nirvana Shatakam | Your AESN The Atmashatakam, also known as Nirvanashatkam, is a non-dualistic (advaita) composition consisting of 6 verses or ślokas, attributed to the Hindu exegete Adi Shankara summarizing the basic teachings of Advaita Vedanta, or the Hindu teachings of non-dualism. It was written around 788-820 CE. "Atma" is the True Self. "Nirvana" is complete equanimity, peace, tranquility, freedom and joy. "Shatka" means "six" or "consisting of six." It is said that when Adi Sankara was a young boy of eight and wandering near River Narmada, seeking to find his guru, he encountered the seer Govinda Bhagavatpada who asked him, "Who are you?" The boy answered with these stanzas, and Swami Govindapada accepted Aadi Sankara as his disciple. The verses are said to be valued to progress in contemplation practices that lead to Self-Realisation. #youraesn #nirvanashatakam #bhakthivideos For more videos please click the following links: Sankaracharya Stotrams: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Karavalamba Stotram | Your AESN Lord Narasimha is an Avatar and one of the Dasavatharams of Lord Maha Vishnu. The Lord appeared with human body and lion head to kill Asura King Hiranyakashipu, the latter having obtained a blessing insisting that neither the beast nor the humans could kill him. Therefore, by appearing as a lion-man, Lord Narasimha could kill King Asura without violating the blessing. This Avatar of Maha Vishnu indicates that, although Hiranyakashipu is an Asura, he is blessed by the Lord since the Lord appears before him and also cradles him on his laps, consumes him and brings him to Himself, when Lord Nrisimha appeared, he was in an extremely angry form known as Ugra Narasimha or Jwala Nrisimha. The mode of anger continued even after the destruction of the evil Asura king Hiranyakashipu. Shri Mahalakshmi then appeared to calm the Lord. So she sat on his lap and held him to get him to the Shanti (peaceful) mode. Therefore, the combined form of the Lord Narasimha Swami with Sri Devi sitting on his lap became known as Lakshmi Nrisimha. Adi Shankara composed a very inspiring sloka called Lakshmi Nrisimha Karavalambam in which he describes this aspect of the Lord's avatar and continues to explain the meaning and benefits obtained for the adorers of Lord Lakshmi Nrisimha. By worshiping Lord Nrisimha swamy with Mahalakshmi, the devotee is endowed with wealth, health, prosperity, longevity, and protects the faithful against the diseases and evil effects of the planets. In addition, it ensures the destruction of the forces of evil and ensures the establishment of universal peace. The birth of Lord Narasimha is celebrated with faith and joy on the 14th day of Vaishakha's bright half month. Many worship Lord Narasimha as family Deity and Ishta devata. Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Karavalamba Stotram also known as Sri Lakshmi Nrsimha Karavalamba Stotram. The Stotram is so called because each of these verses ends with the same chorus "Lakshmi Narasimha, Mama Dehi Karavalambam", which means "Oh Lord Narasimha, give me your hand, please." Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Karavalamba When heard daily in a house, Stotram reduces the anger of the person and makes it a quiet home. Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Karavalamba Stotram is a great prayer that should be part of everyone's daily spiritual practice. #youraesn #karavalambastotram #bhakthivideos For more videos please click the following links: Sankaracharya Stotrams: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam | శ్రీ శ్రీ మహాప్రస్థానం | Your AESN In this video I provided all the 41 songs from Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam #youraesn #srisrimahaprasthanam #mahaprasthanam For more videos click the following links: Telugu Stories: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
In this essay Swamy Vivekananda says about three kinds of helps - Physical, Intellectual and Spiritual. He says that only spiritual help/knowledge makes mankind pure and helps to cure the miseries of the world. He says ignorance is the mother of all the evils and all the miseries. He says to work incessantly but without attachment to the work. Good and bad are both bondage to the soul. Both good and bad actions leave continuous impressions in our mind. Compared a man of character with a tortoise. He says Liberation from the bondage of good and evil is necessary to be unattached from work. He uses the sayings from Bhagavad Gita. Krishna says to work incessantly but without any attachment to it#thesecretofwork The main theme of the lesson is #workisworship #YourAESN For more videos click the link 🤍 For videos on Lessons click 🤍 For videos on Pronunciation click 🤍 For videos on Idioms click 🤍 For videos about online learning 🤍 Motivational Stories 🤍
Bhagavad Gita | Chapter 8 | Akshara Brahma Yoga | Your AESN #youraesn #bhagavadgita #aksharabrahmayoga aksharaparabrahmayoga For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Padya Ratnalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
పద్య రత్నాలు | Padya Ratnalu | 1st Class Telugu | Telugu Thota - 1 | Your AESN #youraesn #teluguthota #padyaratnalu #1stclasstelugu Sataka Poems are helpful for children to learn moral values and to reach respectable position in the society. For that reason these Sataka poems are introduced for children of 1 to 10 classes with various names like padya ratnalu, sataka saurabham, sataka madhurima, subhashithalu etc. In this video I am showing the poems from 1st class Telegu named Telugu Thota - 1. These poems are given in page no. 94-95 of their text book under the title Padya Ratnalu. Watch the video and learn the poems and their meanings. 00:00:00 Introduction 00:02:15 Gangigovu paalu 00:03:45 Nikkamaina manchi niilamokkati chaalu 00:04:36 Vaakku valana kalugu 00:05:28 Alpudepudu palku 00:06:18 Niillalona mosali 00:07:09 Anuvugaani chota 00:08:02 Annidaanamula kanna 00:08:46 Antharangamandu 00:09:30 Poems from Comments 00:09:35 Paalu perugu neyyi 00:10:30 Okka Manasu thoda 00:11:13 Panasathonala kanna For more videos please click the following links: Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Unknown Facts: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita: 🤍 Sankaracharya Stotrams: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Subhashithalu | 6th Class Telugu | Telugu Bata 6 | Your AESN #youraesn #telugupadyalu #6thclasstelugu #subhashithalu This video contains poems from AP 6th class telugu text book, Subhashithalu Lesson For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Padya Ratnalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
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Sri Krishna Ashtakam With Telugu Lyrics | Your AESN 🌟Happy Shree Krishna Ashtami🌟 Shri Sankaracharya's Shri Krishna Ashtakam with telugu lyrics by Your AESN #youraesn #srikrishnashtakam #bhakthivideos For more videos please click the following links: Unknown Facts: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita: 🤍 Sankaracharya Stotrams: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Batasari | Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam | The Wayfarer | Your AESN Sri Sri's 'Batasari' (The Wayfarer) is about the stark naked problem of unemployment staring in the face of millions of the youth of the nation. ఉద్యోగం కోసం పుట్టిన గ్రామాన్ని, కన్న తల్లిని వదిలి పట్టణానికి బయలుదేరిన ఒక బాటసారి వ్యధను కళ్ళకు కట్టినట్లు చూపించిన కవిత శ్రీ శ్రీ మహాప్ర్థానం లోని బాటసారి. దయచేసి వీడియో చూసాక, subscribe చేసుకోవడం, like చెయ్యడం, share చెయ్యడం, కామెంట్ చేయడం మరిచిపోకండి. The poem is about a Wayfarer, who left his native village and mother to search a work in town. Sri Sri explained the problems faced by the wayfarer and his feelings about his grieving mother in his village. Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam | Batasari (బాటసారి) | The Wayfarer | Your AESN My dear viewers! please do not forget to subscribe, like, share and comment after watching this video. #srisrimahaprasthanam #youraesn #batasari #mahaprasthanam #thewayfarer Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Vemana Sathakam | Vemana Padyaalu: 🤍 CBSE English: 🤍 Degree 1st Year English Grammar: 🤍 English Grammar: 🤍 Competitive English: 🤍 AP TET: 🤍 Intermediate 1st Year: 🤍 Intermediate 2nd Year: 🤍 Writing Skills: 🤍 Classroom Management: 🤍 Inspirational Quotes: 🤍 Quotes: 🤍
Chanakya Neeti Sutralu | Be Aware of These People | Your AESN Who is Chanakya ::- - - - Chanakya was an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist and royal advisor. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra, a text dated to roughly between the 4th century BCE and the 3rd century CE. As such, he is considered the pioneer of the field of political science and economics in India, and his work is thought of as an important precursor to classical economics. His works were lost near the end of the Gupta Empire in the 6th century CE and not rediscovered until the early 20th century. Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power. He is widely credited for having played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire. Chanakya served as the chief advisor to both emperors Chandragupta and his son Bindusara. #chanakyaneeti #youraesn #chanakyaneetisutralu Buddhist version:- The legend of Chanakya and Chandragupta is detailed in the Pali-language Buddhist chronicles of Sri Lanka. It is not mentioned in Dipavamsa, the oldest of these chronicles The earliest Buddhist source to mention the legend is Mahavamsa, which is generally dated between 5th and 6th centuries CE. Vamsatthappakasini (also known as Mahvamsa Tika), a commentary on Mahavamsa, provides some more details about the legend. Its author is unknown, and it is dated variously from 6th century CE to 13th century CE. Some other texts provide additional details about the legend; for example, the Maha-Bodhi-Vamsa and the Atthakatha give the names of the nine Nanda kings said to have preceded Chandragupta. Jain version:- The Chandragupta-Chanakya legend is mentioned in several commentaries of the Shvetambara canon. The most well-known version of the Jain legend is contained in the Sthaviravali-Charita or Parishishta-Parvan, written by the 12th-century writer Hemachandra. Hemachandra's account is based on the Prakrit kathanaka literature (legends and anecdotes) composed between the late 1st century CE and mid-8th century CE. These legends are contained in the commentaries (churnis and tikas) on canonical texts such as Uttaradhyayana and Avashyaka Niryukti] Thomas Trautmann believes that the Jain version is older and more consistent than the Buddhist version of the legend. Kashmiri version:- Brihatkatha-Manjari by Kshemendra and Kathasaritsagara by Somadeva are two 11th-century Kashmiri Sanskrit collections of legends. Both are based on a now-lost Prakrit-language Brihatkatha-Sarit-Sagara. It was based on the now-lost Paishachi-language Brihatkatha by Gunadhya. The Chanakya-Chandragupta legend in these collections features another character, named Shakatala Mudrarakshasa version:- Mudrarakshasa ("The signet ring of Rakshasa") is a Sanskrit play by Vishakhadatta. Its date is uncertain, but it mentions the Huna, who invaded northern India during the Gupta period. Therefore, it could not have been composed before the Gupta era. It is dated variously from the late 4th century] to the 8th century[ The Mudrarakshasa legend contains narratives not found in other versions of the Chanakya-Chandragupta legend. People say many reasons for miseries. But what causes these sorrows? what are the reasons for that? who will grieve lifelong? All these questions are well answered in a sloka by a 4th century BC, thinker, philosopher, statesman and political strategist, Vishnu Gupta or Kautilya, who is popularly known as Chanakya. His quotes with the name of Chanakya Niti are famous in every field and important to everyone's worth living. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Bhagavad Gita | Chapter 4 | Jnana Karma Sanyasa Yoga | Your AESN The Bhagavad Gita ("Song of God" or "Song of the Lord") is among the most important religious texts of Hinduism and easily the best known. It has been quoted by writers, poets, scientists, theologians, and philosophers for centuries and is often the introductory text to Hinduism for the Western audience. It is commonly referred to as the Gita and was originally part of the great Indian epic Mahabharata. The action of the Gita takes place, just before the battle is about to begin. Krishna, in his present incarnation, is related to both sides and declares he will fight for neither but assist both. He serves as Arjuna's charioteer and, as both armies move into position for battle, Arjuna asks Krishna to drive him to the center of the field so he can look upon all of those who are so eager for war. When Krishna obliges, Arjuna sees his friends, relatives, old teachers, counselors, all of the people who played a part in his life and made him who he is. He tells Krishna that he cannot be a part of any action that will result in so much death and misery. He throws down his great bow and declares he will not fight. Prior to the battle, Krishna endowed the counselor Sanjaya with a kind of second sight so that, even miles away, he could see everything taking place on the battlefield and report it precisely to Dhritarashtra. The Gita begins with Dhritarashtra asking Sanjaya what is happening at Kurukshetra; Sanjaya then narrates Arjuna's despair, Krishna's response, and the whole of their dialogue which finally culminates in Arjuna's understanding of the nature of existence, his place in the cosmic order, and why he has to take part in the coming battle. The Mahabharata then continues as Arjuna picks up his bow to fight. The Pandavas win but at the cost of almost their entire army. Duryodhana and the Kauravas are all killed. Yudhishthira and his brothers then rule the land for 36 years before abdicating in order to pursue peace in their final days in the Himalayas where they die and are brought to paradise. The Gita combines the concepts expressed in the central texts of Hinduism – the Vedas and Upanishads – which are here synthesized into a single, coherent vision of belief in one God and the underlying unity of all existence. The text instructs on how one must elevate the mind and soul to look beyond appearances – which fool one into believing in duality and multiplicity – and recognize these are illusions; all humans and aspects of existence are a unified extension of the Divine which one will recognize once the trappings of illusion have been discarded. The Gita inspired the Bhakti ("devotion") Movement which then influenced the development of Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism. Krishna explains the path of selfless devotion as one of the paths toward self-actualization, recognition of the truth of existence, and liberation from the cycle of rebirth and death; the other two being jnana ("knowledge") and karma ("action"). The Hare Krishna Movement of the present day is an expression of Bhakti, and the Gita remains their principal text. In this video I tried utmost to show the slokas without even a single mistake. I chanted the slokas with narration. I have taken the book "Srimad Bhagavad Gita, Tatvavivechani Andhraanuvadam, published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur as my source. #youraesn #bhagavadgita #chapter4 For more videos please click the following links: Bhagavad Gita: 🤍 Sankaracharya Stotrams: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Dasarathi Satakam | Part - 3 | Your AESN #youraesn #dasarathisatakam #telugupadyalu #satakamadhurima For more videos click the following links: Vemana Padyalu: 🤍 Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Sataka Madhurima: 🤍 Padya Ratnalu: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Telugu Stories: 🤍 Bhagavad Gita భగవద్గీత: 🤍 Sri Sankaracharya Krutha Stotrams: 🤍 Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram: 🤍 Gajendra Moksham: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Karthika Puranam: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN Join this channel to get access to perks: 🤍
Avatharam | Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam | Your AESN This is a poem from Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam, titled Avathara, written by Srirangam Srinivasarao. In this poem he explains how a day comes for the labour and workers to fight against their slavery. In this he treated Gods as the trouble creators and their animals as trouble takers. He says through this even the animals fight against their masters which shows indirectly slaves fight against their masters. #youraesn #srisrimahaprasthanam #avatharam #yamunimahishapu #mahaprasthanam Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Vemana Sathakam | Vemana Padyaalu: 🤍 CBSE English: 🤍 Degree 1st Year English Grammar: 🤍 English Grammar: 🤍 Competitive English: 🤍 AP TET: 🤍 Intermediate 1st Year: 🤍 Intermediate 2nd Year: 🤍 Writing Skills: 🤍 Classroom Management: 🤍 Inspirational Quotes: 🤍 Quotes: 🤍
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Chanakya Neeti Sutralu | Being with whom is Inviting to Death | Your AESN Who is Chanakya ::- - - - Chanakya was an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist and royal advisor. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra, a text dated to roughly between the 4th century BCE and the 3rd century CE. As such, he is considered the pioneer of the field of political science and economics in India, and his work is thought of as an important precursor to classical economics. His works were lost near the end of the Gupta Empire in the 6th century CE and not rediscovered until the early 20th century. Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power. He is widely credited for having played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire. Chanakya served as the chief advisor to both emperors Chandragupta and his son Bindusara. #chanakyaneeti #youraesn #chanakyaneetisutralu Buddhist version:- The legend of Chanakya and Chandragupta is detailed in the Pali-language Buddhist chronicles of Sri Lanka. It is not mentioned in Dipavamsa, the oldest of these chronicles The earliest Buddhist source to mention the legend is Mahavamsa, which is generally dated between 5th and 6th centuries CE. Vamsatthappakasini (also known as Mahvamsa Tika), a commentary on Mahavamsa, provides some more details about the legend. Its author is unknown, and it is dated variously from 6th century CE to 13th century CE. Some other texts provide additional details about the legend; for example, the Maha-Bodhi-Vamsa and the Atthakatha give the names of the nine Nanda kings said to have preceded Chandragupta. Jain version:- The Chandragupta-Chanakya legend is mentioned in several commentaries of the Shvetambara canon. The most well-known version of the Jain legend is contained in the Sthaviravali-Charita or Parishishta-Parvan, written by the 12th-century writer Hemachandra. Hemachandra's account is based on the Prakrit kathanaka literature (legends and anecdotes) composed between the late 1st century CE and mid-8th century CE. These legends are contained in the commentaries (churnis and tikas) on canonical texts such as Uttaradhyayana and Avashyaka Niryukti] Thomas Trautmann believes that the Jain version is older and more consistent than the Buddhist version of the legend. Kashmiri version:- Brihatkatha-Manjari by Kshemendra and Kathasaritsagara by Somadeva are two 11th-century Kashmiri Sanskrit collections of legends. Both are based on a now-lost Prakrit-language Brihatkatha-Sarit-Sagara. It was based on the now-lost Paishachi-language Brihatkatha by Gunadhya. The Chanakya-Chandragupta legend in these collections features another character, named Shakatala Mudrarakshasa version:- Mudrarakshasa ("The signet ring of Rakshasa") is a Sanskrit play by Vishakhadatta. Its date is uncertain, but it mentions the Huna, who invaded northern India during the Gupta period. Therefore, it could not have been composed before the Gupta era. It is dated variously from the late 4th century] to the 8th century[ The Mudrarakshasa legend contains narratives not found in other versions of the Chanakya-Chandragupta legend. Death: Death is inevitable. If it comes itself, its natural and dharma of creation. but with whom must death be is well explained in a sloka by a 4th century BC, thinker, philosopher, statesman and political strategist, Vishnu Gupta or Kautilya, who is popularly known as Chanakya. His quotes with the name of Chanakya Niti are famous in every field and important to everyone's worth living. if we live with a wife who always speaks harshly and is abusive, a friend who always cheat, a servant who answers the opposite, a house which is the abode of the serpent always leads to death. There is no doubt in this. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don’t forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Sri Rama Raksha Stotram | Your AESN Sri Rama Raksha Stotram written by Sri Budha Koushika Muni. It is believed that either by reading or listening to Sri Rama Raksha Stotram all the evils will be vanished and we become sacred. While watching the video please you too try to chant the slokas looking at the screen. I humbly request all of you to spend your time to watch this video. #youraesn #sriramarakshastotram #bhakthivideos Please click the following links to watch and listen to my other videos. Telugu Padyalu: 🤍 Bhakthi Videos: 🤍 Vemana Sathakam | Vemana Padyaalu: 🤍 Sumathi Satakam: 🤍 Bhaskara Satakam: 🤍 Chanakya Niti: 🤍 Sri Sri Mahaprasthanam: 🤍 Lord Ganesha: 🤍 Please share this among your brothers/sisters/friends and let them build their confidence. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
Chanakya Neeti Sutralu | The Places where We Should Not Be | Your AESN Chanakya explained the places we should not be in 3 Slokas of his Chanakya Niti. #chanakyaneeti #youraesn #chanakyaneetisutralu Who is Chanakya ::- - - - Chanakya was an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist and royal advisor. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra, a text dated to roughly between the 4th century BCE and the 3rd century CE. As such, he is considered the pioneer of the field of political science and economics in India, and his work is thought of as an important precursor to classical economics. His works were lost near the end of the Gupta Empire in the 6th century CE and not rediscovered until the early 20th century. Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power. He is widely credited for having played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire. Chanakya served as the chief advisor to both emperors Chandragupta and his son Bindusara. Buddhist version:- The legend of Chanakya and Chandragupta is detailed in the Pali-language Buddhist chronicles of Sri Lanka. It is not mentioned in Dipavamsa, the oldest of these chronicles The earliest Buddhist source to mention the legend is Mahavamsa, which is generally dated between 5th and 6th centuries CE. Vamsatthappakasini (also known as Mahvamsa Tika), a commentary on Mahavamsa, provides some more details about the legend. Its author is unknown, and it is dated variously from 6th century CE to 13th century CE. Some other texts provide additional details about the legend; for example, the Maha-Bodhi-Vamsa and the Atthakatha give the names of the nine Nanda kings said to have preceded Chandragupta. Jain version:- The Chandragupta-Chanakya legend is mentioned in several commentaries of the Shvetambara canon. The most well-known version of the Jain legend is contained in the Sthaviravali-Charita or Parishishta-Parvan, written by the 12th-century writer Hemachandra. Hemachandra's account is based on the Prakrit kathanaka literature (legends and anecdotes) composed between the late 1st century CE and mid-8th century CE. These legends are contained in the commentaries (churnis and tikas) on canonical texts such as Uttaradhyayana and Avashyaka Niryukti] Thomas Trautmann believes that the Jain version is older and more consistent than the Buddhist version of the legend. Kashmiri version:- Brihatkatha-Manjari by Kshemendra and Kathasaritsagara by Somadeva are two 11th-century Kashmiri Sanskrit collections of legends. Both are based on a now-lost Prakrit-language Brihatkatha-Sarit-Sagara. It was based on the now-lost Paishachi-language Brihatkatha by Gunadhya. The Chanakya-Chandragupta legend in these collections features another character, named Shakatala Mudrarakshasa version:- Mudrarakshasa ("The signet ring of Rakshasa") is a Sanskrit play by Vishakhadatta. Its date is uncertain, but it mentions the Huna, who invaded northern India during the Gupta period. Therefore, it could not have been composed before the Gupta era. It is dated variously from the late 4th century] to the 8th century[ The Mudrarakshasa legend contains narratives not found in other versions of the Chanakya-Chandragupta legend. Follow us at:- 1. Facebook:- 🤍 2. Instagram:- 🤍 3. Twitter:- 🤍 Don't forget to suggest our channel to someone who needs it:- 🤍 -Thank You for Watching- Your AESN
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