MAYA BRAMHA - Bhagwan Nagurao Garje & Group║BackPack Studio™ (Season 7)║Folk Music - Maharashtra

Описание: A profound spiritual counting song from Maharashtra, where each number from one to twenty is woven with deep philosophical and mythological meaning. From invoking Niranjan Brahma and honoring parents, to referencing the Vedas, incarnations of Vishnu, and cosmic elements like the oceans, planets, and the moon—the song reflects a rich devotional worldview. Often sung in a meditative tone, this form blends metaphysical questions with folk rhythm, guiding the listener through a journey of spiritual symbolism and cosmic curiosity.

Song Credits -

Bhagwan Garje - 9404341922
Parmeshwar Sonavane - 9689751221
Chandrabhan Kavle - 8483888414
Jagannath Kavale - 9545405140
Shevrao Sonavne - 9049262236

Webpage - https://anahad.ngo/groups/bhagwangarje

Lyrics -

Av ek mhnaje ek Niranjan bramha bolavun av bramha bolavun
(One is Niranjan Brahma, the formless supreme being)

Av dun mhnje maata pita janma dila tyan
(Two represents the parents who gave birth)

Are teen mhnje tini taal ghe aple valakhun
(Three signifies the Trinity, recognizing one’s essence)

Are char mhnje re char vidata maata pita kon
(Four stands for the four Vedas—who are their creators?)

Are pach mhnje re panchamrut panch dei Simran
(Five signifies the five nectars, bestowed through devotion)

Aani shakti keli utpanna jyane Adinarayan
(And the Adinarayan who generated the primal energy)

Are saah mhnje saahi darshile lingachi khun
(Six reveals the six forms of the sacred Linga)

Are saat mhnje re saat samudra yach vadil kon
(Seven are the seven oceans—who is their father?)

Are aath mhnje re aath pakulya Meru bavtaan
(Eight are the eight petals surrounding Mount Meru)

Are nau mhnje re nau grihachya ashcharya kon
(Nine are the nine planets—who performs their wonders?)

Are daha mhnje re daahi avatar dharle Bhagwanan av dharle
(Ten are the ten incarnations taken by the Lord)

Av akara Rudracha pita aahe kon bola jaladin
(Eleven is the father of the eleven Rudras—speak quickly, who is he?)

An baara mhnje baara mahine varsh gele houn
(Twelve are the twelve months—one year has passed)

An tera mhnje re tera Ranya vistrachi khun
(Thirteen are the thirteen queens—a symbol of expansion)

An chauda mhnje jivan kala atamya pasun n mazya Rama
(Fourteen are the stages of life—from the soul, O my Rama)

An pandhara mhnje pandhara tithi padlet gaav
(Fifteen are the lunar days—forming the rhythm of village life)

Sola mhnje sola kalya v Chandra Surya don
(Sixteen are the moon’s phases—and the sun and moon together)

Are satara satara yojale kiti aahe dur
(Seventeen represents distance—how far is it truly?)

Av athara mhnje athara dhanya tumhi jagale tyan
(Eighteen are the grains—through which we are sustained)

Av ekonis mhnje Bali Raja to maha-punyawan
(Nineteen is King Bali—the supremely virtuous one)

An vis mhnje mile g Raja amrutachi khan
(Twenty is the king’s gain—the mine of immortality)

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