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# 2023-04-10 - Samgacchadvam, Let Us Move Together |
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In all of the scriptures of the human race, there may not be found a |
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more deeply and beautifully expressed hymn to human unity than |
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Samgacchadvam. First sung more than 10,000 years ago by a people |
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living in Central Russia, where it became included in the Rig Veda, |
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it is now sung by people around the world as a prelude to collective |
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meditation. Its affirmation of unity is not only timeless, but has |
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heightened relevance for the fragmented humanity of today. Here is |
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its phonetic pronunciation from Sanskrit, along with its English |
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translation. |
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Sung ga cha dwung, sung wa da dwung |
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sung wo manaang see jah nahtam. |
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Day vah bhahgung yatah poorvay |
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sung jah nah nah oopah satay |
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Samah nee va ah kootee |
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samah nah hri dayah nee vaha |
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Samahna mastoo wo mano |
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yatah vaha soo sa hah satee |
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Let us move together; let us sing together; |
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let us come to know our minds together. |
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Let us share like sages of the past |
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that all people together may enjoy the universe. |
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Unite our intention; |
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let our hearts be inseparable. |
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Our mind is as one mind |
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as we, to truly know one another, become One. |
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