EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 1H 35M
Purusha Suktam Tamil Upanyasam 5
from Purusha Suktam Upanyasams · host Geethacharyan
In this episode of Purusha Suktam Tamil upanyasam, Acharyan Sriman Balakrishnan Swami explains the meaning of slokas पुरु॑ष ए॒वेदग्ं सर्वम्᳚ । यद्भू॒तं-यँच्च॒ भव्यम्᳚ | उ॒तामृ॑त॒त्व स्येशा॑नः । यदन्ने॑नाति॒रोह॑ति ||.
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