Name: Sapne: Bhram Ya Hakikat? | Bharat Ke Avishkar
Uploaded: 2025-05-07T15:01:37.424974+05:30
Duration: 2 min 58 s
Channel: Purtika Shreedutt

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Sapne : Bhram ya Hakikat

Purtika Shreedutt

Dive into the mystical world of dreams with Pooritika Shreedatt on the Seekho Official Show, "Bharat ke Avishkar". Explore kaise ancient Indian philosophers ne sapnon (dreams) ko samajha aur unka adhyatmik mahatva kya hai. Hum discuss karenge ki kaise sapne humare subconscious mind ki activity ko darshate hain aur kaise Bharatiya darshan ne sapnon ko atma ke gyan ka madhyam maana. Jaaniye Brihadaranyaka aur Mandukya Upanishad, Patanjali, aur Charak Samhita mein kis tarah se sapnon ko vyakhya ki gayi hai. Is video mein, hum modern science aur prachin Bharatiya gyan ke beech ki khoj ko explore karenge, aur dekhenge ki kaise sapne na sirf hamare man ka darpan hote hain, balki hamare sharirik aur manasik swasthya ke bare mein bhi bahut kuch keh sakte hain. Join kariye is intriguing journey mein aur sapnon ke raaz ko uncover karte hain!
 
Sapne sirf kalpana hain ya kisi badi sachchai ka ishara? Ismein hum  jaaneinge sapno ka rahasya, samjhenge sapno ke prakar, unke peeche ka science aur unka humari zindagi se connection. Kya sapne kuch batana chahte hain? Janiye sab kuch iss is video mein!
 
Explore the profound world of dreams and their significance in Indian philosophy with Pooritika Shreedatt on the Seekho Official Show "Bharat ke Avishkar". This episode delves into the ancient and modern interpretations of dreams, highlighting how they are considered a pathway to understanding our inner self and consciousness. Learn about the four states of consciousness, the spiritual aspect of dreams in texts like Brihadaranyaka and Mandukya Upanishad, and their implications on our mental and physical health according to Ayurveda. Join us as we uncover the wisdom of dreams from the perspectives of renowned philosophers and psychologists like Freud and Jung.

Sapne: Bhram Ya Hakikat?

Dive into the mystical world of dreams with Pooritika Shreedatt on the Seekho Official Show, "Bharat ke Avishkar". Explore kaise ancient Indian philosophers ne sapnon (dreams) ko samajha aur unka adhyatmik mahatva kya hai. Hum discuss karenge ki kaise sapne humare subconscious mind ki activity ko darshate hain aur kaise Bharatiya darshan ne sapnon ko atma ke gyan ka madhyam maana. Jaaniye Brihadaranyaka aur Mandukya Upanishad, Patanjali, aur Charak Samhita mein kis tarah se sapnon ko vyakhya ki gayi hai. Is video mein, hum modern science aur prachin Bharatiya gyan ke beech ki khoj ko explore karenge, aur dekhenge ki kaise sapne na sirf hamare man ka darpan hote hain, balki hamare sharirik aur manasik swasthya ke bare mein bhi bahut kuch keh sakte hain. Join kariye is intriguing journey mein aur sapnon ke raaz ko uncover karte hain!
 
Explore the profound world of dreams and their significance in Indian philosophy with Pooritika Shreedatt on the Seekho Official Show "Bharat ke Avishkar". This episode delves into the ancient and modern interpretations of dreams, highlighting how they are considered a pathway to understanding our inner self and consciousness. Learn about the four states of consciousness, the spiritual aspect of dreams in texts like Brihadaranyaka and Mandukya Upanishad, and their implications on our mental and physical health according to Ayurveda. Join us as we uncover the wisdom of dreams from the perspectives of renowned philosophers and psychologists like Freud and Jung.

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