Dr. Lakshminarayanan Subramaniam - Wandering Saint

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Music

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• Baraka
• Dr.
• Lakshminarayanan
• Subramaniam
• Wandering
• Saint

[1CamKeller]

Right on, I'm not religious either i removed those comments they were a little too heavy, i think i lost my marbles when i heard this music. Anyway.... yup Im Canadian but i don't watch hockey, however my brother does and most other Canadians do. It's really spiritual music you have on your channel, its from the movie Baraka which has many religious scenes. You might draw a spiritual or religious conversation with this music, I'm not sure if thats your intent. Either way thanks for the boost!

[israelmustrise]

@1CamKeller i was just bein comical lol! when i said "we the super-servants" it wasn't for you to take me seriously.

I am Canadian too btw and i don't watch either. Just waitin for basketball to come back. ;)

I've not yet seen the movie and I've been wanting to. I picked up right away after hearin the music that this movie might be one of the great ones. I had my moments of spiritual and soul enlightening when I heard this the first time it drew tears for real.

[1CamKeller]

@israelmustrise :)... I figured that you weren't "super servants" i thought you were poking fun, which would have been expected considering my comment. However i did enjoy the "girding your lions" quote that helped. Ahhhh...so you are Canadian, basketball ehh, im in Toronto but , ive never seen the Raptors play im not much a fan of sports anymore. Yes.. this music is very moving, i want to have it played an my funeral, you should watch Baraka, its very intense it inspired me.

[gstryker18]

@DraganUgljesa Thats too bad, do you have it as some type of computer file? If you did i could probably get it translated.

[DraganUgljesa]

@gstryker18 I would be more than happy to provide you with a copy of that book, but it is written in my native language - Serbo-Croatian and it does not exist in English :(

[gstryker18]

@DraganUgljesa what was the book? Where can i read it?

[DraganUgljesa]

I wrote a book in 1997 based on this music.

[dustymiller65]

The sunlight pierces the first five metres of the Temple and the rest stays dimly lit by the large, delicate but intricately carved windows in the stone walls, along the main floor. It's a place of undisturbed peace and calm; an oasis of spiritual tranquility. As long as this song plays, I can stay in the Temple, sitting there quietly in a meditative posture upon the cool floor. As soon as the chanting comes to an end, all of it begins to vanish and fade, just like the sound of the blowing wind.

[dustymiller65]

Everytime I hear this, I close my eyes and concentrate. Eventually, I find myself somewhere else. I'm in The Temple of the Winds, high up in the mountains. The hot sun is shining brightly outside and no clouds can be seen in the vast expanse of the powder blue sky. A vibrant, lush green carpet of grass grows outside the temple but is only about one or two cm tall. Inside the massive, grey stone temple, I can hear the quiet passage of the blowing wind as it moves through the cavernous interior.