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I am looking for singers for a new project.

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Hi All,

I am looking for Singer/Vocal Artist for a new project. | Male & Female
Looking for someone who is fluent/confident in delivering Malayalam/Sanskrit / Tamil.

If anyone interest or you have anyone to recommend please feel to dm at

Instagram : www.instagram.com/indie_publisher_hub/

Or mail at indiepublisherhub@gmail.com

Will contact you back.

Good Day!
Hare Krishna!

#singing
#vocalartist
#malayalam
#tamil
#sanskrit

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On Dwelling | Nada Nivasam

To continuosly be in one state ,one bhava long enough to forget the "I" who listens, and subtly be what are you being listened to.

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Enjoy ... Radha...and what she witness..

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May this Great Night dissolve the distance between your pulse and the Void, until every name you carry melts into the sacred ash of the only Truth that remains. Let the silence of Shiva swallow the noise of the seeker, revealing that the darkness you witness is the very womb of the light you have always been.

A Blessed Mahashiva Rathri to all
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At the turning of time, when one cycle ended and another had not yet begun,
Nārada stood before Nārāyaṇa.

He asked:

“Bhagavan, navasya kālasya ārambhe
kim vadāmi lokān prati?”
O Lord, at the beginning of a new time, what shall I tell the world?

Nārāyaṇa replied:

“Na navam kartavyam asti.”
Nothing new needs to be done.

Then He said:

“Kālaḥ kṣaṇe kṣaṇe parivartate,
parivartanam hṛdayasya bhavati.”
Time changes every moment; the change is in the heart.

And this was the blessing:

“Yatra tiṣṭhasi, tatraiva sthitaḥ bhava.”
Stand fully where you already are.

later called it became New Year.
The Purāṇas remember it as the moment
when nothing was added,
and everything began again.

I wish you all a very happy new year.