तानसेन के गायन से वर्षा सच – झूठ – या Mass hypnosis सामूहिक सम्मोहन

Описание: Did the legendary musician Tansen really have the power to make it rain with his voice—or was it one of history’s greatest mind games?

This video dives deep into the mystery of Raga Megh Malhar and the centuries-old belief that when Tansen sang, the skies opened and rain poured down. According to Abul Fazl, the Mughal court historian, Tansen’s singing during Emperor Akbar’s reign was often followed by rainfall, a claim recorded in the Ain-i-Akbari. But is this proof of a supernatural ability, or something far more psychological?

Another historian, Muhammad Qasim Firishta, offers a crucial clue—Megh Malhar was traditionally performed during the monsoon season, in humid, rain-soaked environments. When the atmosphere already hinted at rain, music may have amplified the collective expectation. Modern experts describe this phenomenon as mass psychology or mass hypnosis, where shared belief and sensory cues make an illusion feel real.

So what was truly happening? Was Tansen changing the weather—or influencing the human mind? This video explores history, music, psychology, and myth to uncover the truth behind one of India’s most fascinating legends.

Stay till the end, because in the next video we reveal the raga that was believed to ignite fire.
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