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When I was 18, I made this song in Sanskrit. Now this music lives on with @TahirBurhan

6 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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At 18, the speaker wrote a Sanskrit song called Satchitananda Vigraha, combining words for intelligence, happiness, and embodiment. They describe it as an expression of all-pervasive energy and argue that mastering your own mind is what separates freedom from everything else.

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Music is my first love. It was my first love. When I was 18, I made this song. I was into Sanskrit and yoga and all, so I called it 'Satchitananda Vigraha.' That means 'that is the energy,' all-pervasive energy. 'Chitta' is intelligent. 'Ananda' is happiness. 'Vigraha' is embodiment of those qualities. That's freedom. To have the ability to go into any space of our own brain, the seat of the unlimited power of the mind. It's all there. And it's a subtle difference that makes all the difference.