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Raag Shyam Kalyan: Raga For Mooladhara Chakra,By Aditya Nirmal hello everyone this is Aditya Nirmal this is the first presentation of our first music album somya to my younger sister and my philosopher somya saxena.. in this video we are presenting Raag Shyam Kalyan according to Indian classical music this classical Raga is very melodious but it is very tough to perform but very easy to enjoy. according to the special research done by “Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi“ and her disciple doctor Arun Apte Raag Shyam Kalyan can cure disease related to our pelvic plexus. any classical Raga has four dimensions. spiritual dimension of this classical Raga is that this particular classical Raga denotes the dedication for Shree Ganesha through music., according to spirituality Shree Ganesh is the embodiment of Innocence. the psychological dimension of this classical Raga is that It's give you Innocence which helps you to better your relations. the mental aspect of this classical Raga is that the notations of this classical Raga creates different kind of Intelligence in your brain. the physical aspect of this classical Raga is that it can cure any disease related to specially your prostate glands. Raag Shyam Kalyan controls some special nerves of our body which known as muladhar Chakra . in the field of spirituality. please enjoy this beautiful jugalbandi between vocal singing and Harmonium. vocal singing Mr Aditya Nirmal harmonium Mr Devashish Adhikari. special thanks to Mr Udit Saptarshi for mixing arranging and sound recording. special thanks to Mr caltu modak for video shooting and Mr Surojit modak for video editing and other technical assistance. do watch the video subscribe the channel like the video put your valuable comments share the video some important links, please do subscribe, important playlist Sahaj experiences in Hindi: experiences in English: music album: Somya sangeet. , released by Sahaj Sangeet Shikha YouTube channel ..,: Chakra Raga meditation therapy: miracles of music: live concerts in international music festivals of classical music by Aditya Nirmal..,: important videos :// “about Aditya Nirmal: and about this channel“ Aditya Nirmal is one of the talented young singer belongs from Indian classical music fraternity. Aditya got the opportunity to take proper guidance for more than 15 years under the tutelage of great legendary vocalist of classical music Pandit samaresh Chowdhury who is one of the senior most disciple of great Sitar Maestro Pandit Ravi Shankar., Aditya got the opportunity to take special trainings regarding theories of music from his mother Mrs Shikha Saxena and his younger sister miss Somya Saxena. since childhood Aditya got Music as a gift of life but when he lost the vision of his both eyes completely in an accident in the year 2013, the meaning of the life of Aditya has been changed totally with the blessings of his spiritual mother and spiritual Guru “Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi“ 《《《founder of Sahaja Yoga 1970》》》. this YouTube channel is a dream project of Aditya, from which Aditya can contribute to the society using his music. in this place, you will find out, different live performances of Mr Aditya Nirmal, along with innovative music projects, directed and produced by Aditya Nirmal. specific music tutorial in Hindi, Urdu, English, and Bengali. currently Aditya is performing in India as well as in foreign countries, Adithya is working as a Indian classical music performer, lecture demonstrator, music therapist, music director, music arranger, multi instrumentalist. with the natural course of life, Aditya has a very beautiful combination of Bengali culture and the culture of Uttar ,Pradesh which are two different cultures of India. it has happened because of the miraculous incidents of life of aditya. please support this initiative to fulfill the dream of Aditya to pay tribute to his spiritual mother and Guru“ Shri Mataji Nirmala Devi“ Sangeet Guru “Pandit samaresh Chowdhury“ the mother of Aditya and Sangeet Guru “Mrs Shikha Saxena“ the younger sister of Aditya and his philosopher “Somya Saxena..“
