DeathPosture Posted April 24, 2002 Posted April 24, 2002 This might prove to be quite impossible... But I'm looking for the lyrics to Shiva Sidpao's legendary track "Shiva Devotional"... You know, the whole chanting-thing there with the "Go-nam... Shiva..." What does he sing? And what does it mean?... I'm sure it's some Tibetan chant, but can anyone translate it? Thanx! Live the dream! DeathPosture Quote
Guest psycle Posted April 24, 2002 Posted April 24, 2002 DeathPosture... have been curious about the same thing and have asked several people what it means...but they can never understand it...only enough to know that it is Sanskrit, not Tibetian...next time i go back to India...this is one of my missions..grab someone who speaks/understands Sanskrit and make them translate it for me....if you can wait for a couple of months i can find out for you...but im sure someone on this forum will have the answer in a while. Quote
DeathPosture Posted April 24, 2002 Author Posted April 24, 2002 Nice one Psycle... Please post it here when you get the answer... Unless someone else beats you to it... ;o) DeathPosture Quote
Guest Full Lotus Posted April 25, 2002 Posted April 25, 2002 Luckily my wife understands Sanskrit. When she heard the track, I asked her for a general meaning. It mentions some of the different names of Shiva, especially the ancient name, Rudra and may also be taken from the Upanishads (ancient Hindu texts). I think it talks about Shiva the creator and destroyer and is basically a prayer to Shiva or something like that. I'll ask her if you like....by the way Shankar is also a name for Shiva, hence Bom Shankar!!! Quote
DeathPosture Posted April 25, 2002 Author Posted April 25, 2002 Thanx alot Full Lotus... I had a feeling it was something like that... Now, all I need now is a transcript of the text and the English translation... Anyone? DeathPosture Quote
KaalBhairav Posted June 6, 2009 Posted June 6, 2009 7 yrs now since he original post came in...not sure how relevant it is now. But the chanting is from Anuvaka (section) 1 of chapter 16 of the Upanishads (sacred ancient Indian texts). It's called the ShreeRudram. View this video with the transliteration and translation of the chanting at http://www.flixya.com/video/877104/Lord_Sa...m_First_Anuvaka You may recall the familiar lines from the song at 00:24 secs in the video above.They read "Shiva sharavya ya tava taya no rudra mridaya" which means crudely "Oh! Rudra! By favor of your arrow, bow, and quiver, which have shed their anger and turned auspicious, please render us happy" For an explanation of the ShreeRudram and detailed info : see http://shreerudram.com/ or http://www.s-a-i.info/special/rudra_6.html OM Namah Shivaya!! Quote
Goa-Head Posted June 6, 2009 Posted June 6, 2009 There's also a track by AFGIN having these chants, I think on 1 of the compilations of Old Is Gold. Quote
DeathPosture Posted July 18, 2009 Author Posted July 18, 2009 7 yrs now since he original post came in...not sure how relevant it is now. But the chanting is from Anuvaka (section) 1 of chapter 16 of the Upanishads (sacred ancient Indian texts). It's called the ShreeRudram. View this video with the transliteration and translation of the chanting at http://www.flixya.com/video/877104/Lord_Sa...m_First_Anuvaka You may recall the familiar lines from the song at 00:24 secs in the video above.They read "Shiva sharavya ya tava taya no rudra mridaya" which means crudely "Oh! Rudra! By favor of your arrow, bow, and quiver, which have shed their anger and turned auspicious, please render us happy" For an explanation of the ShreeRudram and detailed info : see http://shreerudram.com/ or http://www.s-a-i.info/special/rudra_6.html OM Namah Shivaya!! Thanks very much. Quote
psytones Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Very sweet information Kaal :) I asked and got an answer to it's meaning when I travelled India but quickly forgot it So this is cool! Anyway, when I sing it to my self it always sounds like 'Shiva Shawarma' Quote
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