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Description: Maharishi explains that Veda is expressed in the orderly sequence of Shabda (sounds) and Sandhi (gaps). Komalangam—the supremely delicate quality of Veda—was celebrated by the Pandits on two distinct levels: one level, Shabda Brahm, represented by the continuous sound of the conch used in the ancient Vedic ceremony; and the other level, Sandhi Brahm, expressed by the intermittent sound of the bell. --Maharishi's historic address on 29 March 2007.
Links: Maharishi explains that Veda is expressed in the orderly sequence of Shabda (sounds) and Sandhi (gaps). Komalangam—the supremely delicate quality of Veda—was celebrated by the Pandits on two distinct levels: one level, Shabda Brahm, represented by the continuous sound of the conch used in the ancient Vedic ceremony; and the other level, Sandhi Brahm, expressed by the intermittent sound of the bell. --Commemorating Maharishi's historic address on 29 March 2007 by Global Good News staff writer, Global Good News, 29 March 2010.
Related Term: Brahm; Gaps in Veda and Vedic Literature; Komalangam; Sandhi Brahm; Shabda; Shabda Brahm; Sounds in Veda and Vedic Literature

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