I agree! It brings tears of joy to my eyes and heart!

Read about John Hick and "pluralism". There's a reason for this.

Babu is wise man! He’s a myth!

@@claudioferrara4455 He's not a myth he is very real, and also he is immediate, authentic, real 😉

Dios no tiene religion...

Your name is Italian not Georgian

@@robleyusuf2566 gregorian singer, not georgian 😂

@@anna14campbell 😆😆😆. I was dull

I'm Catholic and this is the first time I've ever heard of a "professional Gregorian chant singer". We usually just have nuns, brothers and priests who sang it. Most catholics choirs (who sometimes perform it) don't really specialize in 1 particular style. When I was part of my choir when I was studying in a catholic school, we sang both in English, Latin and the occasional Italian. Latin is so rarely used in Mass that most Catholic choirs only perform it when the service is either all in Latin or its Easter, Christmas, etc.

@Maura Navarrete From the litany of humility: That others may become holier than I, provided that I become as holy as I should, *Jesus, grant me the grace to desire it.*

He made the sign of the cross ☦️ Glory to God and his Son, Jesus Christ of Nazareth 🙏🏻

Babu is a shining example of what living life to the fullest looks like. His enthusiasm for every new experience is contagious!

@@MrRickkramer I burst into tears when he genuflected!

How he couldn’t help but to join in on the singing, his full-bodied departure to the music, and yes, the sign of the cross… God is great.

He is without an identity or principles of his own. Nothing admirable in that.

Classic Catholic false doctrine. Everything the Catholics do violates the principle that Jesus actually died for our sins... Jesus died for my sins and I'm dead then I'm in heaven, why would you need to pray for me?

@@brianhale3678 Because people who claim to be saved commit evil in God's name.

@@brianhale3678 Jesus never said that all people will go to heaven tho

How do you get to hell? Very simple: claim that you're innocent. How do you get to heaven? Very simple: Admit that you're not Innocent, you're guilty and ask for mercy. How to know if you're guilty or not? Simply: Compare your life to the Ten Commandments God gave you in the Bible. Everyone agrees that if people followed the ten commandments there would be no need for governments or police. Do not lie. Do not steal. Do not commit adultery. Do not insult God by using his name as a cuss word. There are six more but let's just leave it at that. How many lies have you told in your life? Have you ever taken anything that didn't belong to you? Jesus said, if you look at a women lustfully you've already committed adultery in your heart with that woman. How many times a day do you do that? Do you use God's name as a cuss word? Would you do that with your own mother's name? If you answer these questions honestly you know that you're guilty. God can justly punish you and send you to hell. Ask him for mercy. His name is Jesus.

Honestly, I wish that the Latin West would at least reclaim its Latinity. It’s genuinely sad whenever I go to a Western Mass that this is ever rarely heard.

Smartest thing I've heard in a long time

As an atheist, I disagree. The music touched my heart, not the prayer!

@@Nilguiri As an atheist I agree with you... but the prayer touching the heart can be replaced with any meditative experience. When I was religious in the past there wasn't much of a special experience when I prayed, compared to today when I meditative and reflect on life. Compared to praying, meditating or listening to music actually isn't much different to the mind ;)

​@@user-bl4oq7fd8d Yes, I know what you mean. I used to meditate and had several, what you might call "religious experiences", involving no gods, of course. I once had a similar experience having what I later discovered was "tantric sex". It was amazing, that's for sure. Again, no gods required!

Why, what religion is it from?

When life is so easy, we tend to lose our sense of reverence..🧡

I agree and as a Christian I am deeply moved.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I don’t think any Christian could NOT be moved by these chants. These are some of the original chants of the church Jesus Christ and the Apostles founded.

Yes as a christian this is just amazing

I am. I sing and I remember singing Ubi Caritas for a school event with my choir and closing my eyes and just feeling the music as I added my own voice to it

I took care of an elderly couple, Their neighbor across the alley was A gentleman who is ONE OF the ONLY Translator of the chants from Latin to English, he has pictures of him with The pope, and the pope giving him praise and a metal . He lives in moline Illinois. He has probably passed away. That man is Something else . Diligent , focused, determined and DEFINITELY Dedicated too his CALLING . Much RESPECT.

Interesting.

@@Nana-fy2gu The jazz guitarist John McLaughlin, who has studied Indian music very hard and incorporated it into his own playing, once remarked that Indian classical music, like Western classical music and jazz, is a discipline - a huge body of traditional knowledge with strict standards of performance that require one to become a “disciple” to a “master” before one becomes a master oneself. Note the religious implications.

The Dies Irae is sung on the last Sunday of the liturgical year, which is the last Sunday before Advent (the four week period before Christmas), not sung during Holy Week

@@amyhatch3761 Thanks. I stand corrected.

You said it much better than I- completely agree❤

@@radicalmama135 I completely agree with you lol Brooke said it much better than I would've.

Hope they never google the translation...

Well put. Love these guys.!

They're open mindedness is what I love.❤

🙏 amen

@O_O it's so dumb too as "awomen" has no meaning, "amen" is a Hebrew phrase meaning truth. Just because it contains "men" has no relevance as it's derived from a completely different language. They are just blatantly ignorant people that are attempting to dilute the faith along with its practices and teachings.

One can learn and teach at the same time, because to become a teacher, one must become a student again.

Amen🙏♥️

@@jgkitarel thank you

Nothing quite like singing Salve Regina in a group at the end of a Latin Rosary.

I LOVE the Gregorian Chant. It puts your Soul in the right place.

I agree. I am moved by their reactions as much as the music.

What would you if you're deployed to bring them 'democracy'?

@@danawinsor1380 They are good people...

@@sparklemotion8377 your question makes no sense....these people are Indians...they have democracy

@@yourfabuloushappymann5154 Sparkle Motion sees brown people and assumes they must be Taliban or something, they're rather ignorant

Yes!!!!

Yeah, I just saw that, came to comments to see if anybody else noticed. He's very respectful.

I’m Jewish, but when I’m in very spiritual and powerful Christian, particularly Catholic, spaces of worship sometimes I make the sign of the cross too. I consider it more a sign of respect and worship of the holy unknown vs a submission to Jesus or Christianity as a whole.

@@tais1355 I’m Roman Catholic myself :)

Loved it!

I'm happy to hear this. You're strong as ever. ♥️🙏🏻🤗

There was a time I used to play Gregorian chant in bed at night and I always fell asleep at some pint and I swear it was the most beautiful sleep I have experienced. I never made it to the end of the CD!

may the Lord protect you Agnes!

@@lorefox201 be blessed you too

Agnesinfrance - I’m happy you are still with us! Take care.

I think we should be respectful of people, but not ideas. No idea is above criticism.

@@duncreg One can be critical and respectful at the same time.

@@duncreg you can criticize something and still be respectful

They are all from Abraham fiction company tho.

I saw the old guy cross himself

Our God cause there is only one God you believe in him or not doesn't change the Fact

Jesus Christ is only true God✝️

They are hindus, not muslims.

amen

A good pick... also, "Miserere Mei, Deus" and "O Magnum Mysterium"(Lauridsen)

It really touched Babu. Dies Irae is a prayer that God will show mercy at the time of death.

People are often surprised at how much Catholic culture has influenced civilization positively. 🙂

@@tgbluewolf it is the only light in a dark world

Truly, he is a wise man.

I remember going to a Gregorian chant concert at Notre Dame before it burned. The echo was a solid three seconds. Very beautiful.

Church is the only place I don't sound like a fog horn, haha

That's actually why they were built like that since electric sound systems were rare back then. 😂

Was it your birthday?

@@hebercluff1665 Nope, it’s the day he proposed, 5 years ago

@@Carlos-gv2he happy anniversary dude

Uplifting music is uplifting music, no matter what you believe.

Time stamp

Christ planting his seed in they're hearts ! Not coincidence, he wants these men saved. I'm praying for they're conversion to the king of kings.

@@myspurs2003 Relax dude. They're just enjoying the beauty of it. Everyone finds their own path to God and I'm saying this as a Catholic myself.

@@simonsays5193 problem is that they're path to God is by the muslim faith which is of the devil. There's only one path to God and that is thru Christ Jesus ,the WAY, the truth and the life no one gets to the father but thru him.all other paths lead to destruction and u as a lukewarm catholics should no better so work out your own salvation in fear and trembling not relaxing for the mouth of hell welcomes all.

True👍

The Gregorian chant in beautiful. Conversion is not to appreciate beautiful music (although it is good to appreciate it) but we convert to Catholicism in order to save our souls through Jesus Christ and his Church: the Catholic Church. Greetings from Mexico.

Lord have mercy on your soul

One heretical sect to another, makes no difference. Actually it's worse, much worse.

@@itzelbanos880 catholicism states you can only be saved by trust in the pope as said by the magisterium The same church who created the dreaded dispensationalism in modern bibles The same one that changed the day of sabbath God will not look kindly on the heresy of the catholic church when he returns

"whatever god is, god is great". even as an agnostic atheist i can appreciate that sentiment.

Babu is an elderly. Of course he has wisdom.

Exactly.

Bon Babu Jovi

Not gregorian, but polyphonic. The story behind Mozart transcribing the secret Vatican work by ear and reproducing it after his journey back to Austria is epic.

Might as well show them Halo at that point.

So beautiful. One of my favorites.

Yes! That is a beautiful piece indeed.

That’s one of my favorites!

इन आदमियों से हर कोई बहुत कुछ सीख सकता था।

I am suprised that the automatic translation actually got that through so well. And yes I agree. 😊

Nah buddy, he seemed bored out of his mind haha

When Older gentleman Babu? did the cross he hid a smile.

I agree. Raeen from early on , was shown to be like contemplating about his life. I think he was emotionally and intellectually moved much more than he expected to.

i don't want to be a party pooper, but as an atheist it didn't do that for me. i was still very moved by it and find it very beautfil. but not more than that. loved this video though, and the things they said

I’m an atheist who listens to Gregorian chants; the music of Hildegard of Bingen never fails to reach my soul - yes, I say soul, because I believe religion has nothing to do with the human spirit. I can find the inner beatitude of a cathedral as much as anyone who prays in it. Just as I follow my conscience to do good, I follow my heart to love and my soul to be at peace; nature has designed us this way. If you believe God has a hand in this, I have no problem with that either. Peace to all sistren and brethren.

If you think religious people do not have webs in their minds as well... i have news for you

@@catherinerobilliard7662 Same here...

@@toericabaker preach 🙏😉😂

if I am not mistaken, the decore around them is full of images that only a Christian would understand, like people can guess (Marry and Jesus) but all the other things will be confusing.

I would like to see it also

The Dies irae speaks to Christians about God’s judgement day. The lyrics are very long so I’m not sure you want me to post them here, but you can easily find them online.

Pakistan, I believe.

@@liaml.e.5964 No, definitely India. They have mentioned it many times throughout various videos.

​@@vandango901They are definitely Hindus :)

Makes me wonder what will Christ say about religions

@@hart.6230 Me too. Abraham was justified by faith. The question I have is does that apply to those who have not heard the good news of forgiveness of sins through believing in Christ redemptive sacrifice. God Knows. No really, God does know 🙂

@@DavidKnowles I don't know whether to leave other religions be, or try to convert them to Christ, cause that is our calling biblically speaking

​@@hart.6230This is very clear; we are to continue to share God's great news. This is very clear because of 1 john 5:13 ... "I write these things to you who believe in the name of the Son of God so that you may *know* that you have eternal life." God wants the world to KNOW, and be in no more doubt, that full forgiveness and reconciliation with Himself has been purchased with His son's blood. Blessed assurance. But we need to be clear, Christians should not be in the business of converting anyone. Our job is to share the good news, and teach everyone who will listen to obey all that Christ taught us. We can never convert anyone. Each person has to make the choice for themselves. It's a subtle, but vitally important distinction. It's God's work that He does through us, through his gospel. If our hearers love God, then they will do what Christ taught. But we are commissioned to encourage those around us to follow Christ. How can they obey Christ if we don’t teach them? If some people are religious and without true love for God then, they will not accept Christ' finished work. But that’s their responsibility. We are not responsible for someone else’s response. Jesus said, "All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will certainly not cast out. For I have come down from heaven, not to do My own will, but the will of Him who sent Me. This is the will of Him who sent Me, that of all that He has given Me I lose nothing, but raise it up on the last day. For this is the will of My Father, that everyone who beholds the Son and believes in Him will have eternal life, and I Myself will raise him up on the last day.” (John 6:37-40)

@@DavidKnowles thx for the info ! Since i just got out of the mindset of radical Christianity, i became less versed in the bible, good to know that i don't have to go to to the streets to scream at people

My parents remember when the priests would be in a pulpit facing the crucifix speaking Latin the whole time.

@@robertcampomizzi7988 I’m probably from your parents’ generation I remember it too

I am from India and my parents would have mass in Latin when they were young. This is around 1950. It was a small town. Yes the priest would face the crucifix and the prayers and replies were in Latin. They couldn't understand a single thing but they knew the prayers by heart lol. Now of course the masses are in English and in regional languages.

I was taught Gregorian chant in the original music format long ago in grade school. You do become wholly immersed in the chant while you are singing it.

@@robertcampomizzi7988 Our family currently assists at the Traditional Latin Mass every Sunday, and this chant is sung on All Souls' Day and at Requiem Masses.

Life goes on

Did he cross himself ?

@@raymondweaver8526 yes, he did, followed with prayer hands.

But he did sing, and like I predicted, off key as well. I was happy for a long time there, thinking it wouldn't happen, until it did. Dammit, looks like my fortune telling days aren't quite over yet. And I would have loved to be wrong this time.

@@JarodMoonchild1975 he sang like one line and then stopped and just quietly took it all in. ...I call that a win.

Why don't Catholics drink the blood?

@@brianhale3678 they do

@@brianhale3678 Yeah. The sacrament is a huge part of Catholicism.

@@old_manclearwater3438 most Catholics are forbidden from drinking... The Catholic hierarchy forbid their lowly Layman from drinking and in so doing they betray the fact that they are a cult rather than the Church of Jesus Christ. Listen to Christ's simple instructions. John 6:53-54 ESV - 53 So Jesus said to them, “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. 54 Whoever feeds on my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him up on the last day.

@@brianhale3678 That wasn't the case for any Mass I ever attended growing up. Granted, I believe the wine was watered down, but we still drank it.

Yeah, I'm glad they didn't understand the actual words though. That song is somewhat... brutal I feel...

@@Luredreier powerful, certainly. Great fun to sing too, the Verdi Requiem version I know from personal experience!

How do we know if their religion is different?

@@Happyheretic2308 I'm an atheist, so "powerful" doesn't really apply to me. It's quite pleasant to listen to. As for the actual topic of that song... It's a bit too brutal for my taste... Fire and brimstone isn't exactly the part of the christian religion that I approve of and value.

@@christinezehnle7552 They *do* talk about their own religious practices at times. Some of them are Hindus I believe, although I've yet to identify the exact gods they're worshiping. Not sure if it's this show or another one, but I've also seen a show where some of the participants where Muslims. There's also religions in India that values *all* religions, including the monotheistic ones in the west, and consider them parts of the same religion. (Remember that Alexander the Great invaded northern India, bringing with him western influences to India and bringing with him Indian influences west. And there's also older shared cultural references.)

Some of Raeen's observations have been a level or two above Babu's. I'd love to see what they think of Rammstein live concerts and mosh pits.

I feel like I would be great friends with these guys, especially Raeen.

Oh no my friend. Not heavy metal. Fragments of Mozart.

They should react to slipknot or pantera Edit: or mudvayne

@@barackputin Slipknot is up there too. Total phase shift for these guys.

How do you get to hell? Very simple: claim that you're innocent. How do you get to heaven? Very simple: Admit that you're not Innocent, you're guilty and ask for mercy. How to know if you're guilty or not? Simply: Compare your life to the Ten Commandments God gave you in the Bible. Everyone agrees that if people followed the ten commandments there would be no need for governments or police. Do not lie. Do not steal. Do not commit adultery. Do not insult God by using his name as a cuss word. There are six more but let's just leave it at that. How many lies have you told in your life? Have you ever taken anything that didn't belong to you? Jesus said, if you look at a women lustfully you've already committed adultery in your heart with that woman. How many times a day do you do that? Do you use God's name as a cuss word? Would you do that with your own mother's name? If you answer these questions honestly you know that you're guilty. God can justly punish you and send you to hell. Ask him for mercy. His name is Jesus.

Jesus was asked what are the greatest commandments? Jesus responded, The frist you must love Jehovah your God with all your heart all your soul all your mind. That's the greatest commandment, The second commandment is this, You must love your neighbor as you love yourself. This is the law of all the prophets and from God almighty. 1st Thessalonians chapter 4 : verse 11 Your aim should be live a quiet honest life and mind your own business. 2nd Corinthians chapter 1 : verses 2-4 2, May you have underserved kindness and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. 3,Prasied be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort, 4, Who comforts us in all our trails, so that we may be able to comfort other's, in any sort of trail with comfort that we receive from God. James, chapter 1 : verse 13, 13, When under trail, let no one say; "I am being tried by God" For with evil things God cannot be tried, nor does he himself try anyone. 14, But each one is tried by being drawn out and entice by his own desire. 15, Then the desire, When it has become fertile, gives birth to sin, in turn sin, When it has been carried out, brings forth death. 1 Corinthians chapter 10: verse 14 Therefore, my beloved one's, flee from Idolatry.

​@@brianhale3678 Seems most things the Abrahamic god demands you don't do are the very things that make us human. A bit of an insecure celestial dictator isn't he. Please, the ten commandments are hardly special. The first three are just god demanding the utter supremacy of himself and his religion (nothing to do with morals), the fourth isn't necessary as we should honor people who earn it, there's a provision against killing and two against lying (which anyone with basic human empathy understands is wrong), and then the rest are just various different ways of saying "Don't steal" (again, which we know is wrong regardless of religion). You can shorten the whole thing to: - Worship me and my proxies blindly - Don't mislead or otherwise harm people Simple rules, and the first one isn't even morally correct. In fact, it breeds ignorance and hostility toward other beliefs. I've said it before, if you need the fear of an almighty dictator to motivate you to be good and to tell you right from wrong, you may lack empathy. We have a word for that: Psychopath

@@Tea-rettes They're simple rules, that's right. Do you know anybody has followed them? Notice how you didn't answer the questions. How many lies have you told? And so on. Your comment was one long judgment against God. You can't pretend that you don't believe in judgment.

Also, Dies Irae literally means "day of wrath".

You can get copies at library.

_Western_ Christianity was Roman Catholic during this time. Don't forget Orthodoxy in the East.

There was (and is) Orthodoxy in the East. It was Western Christianity that was Roman Catholic.

@Raylan Givens I'm an "in-betweener" - a "Ukrainian Greco Catholic", but the way things are going, I might become Orthodox. I already believe most of the stuff they do and go to Divine Liturgy instead of Mass. I'm not sure on the Pope, and I don't understand Orthodox views on Original Sin, Purgatory and a couple of other things to make a firm decision. I am trying to research things to come to a rational and well thought out decision.

Yes I believe it works on some vibrational level (for lack of better words), that you don't need to understand the words. How they found which sounds/notes to use is mysterious to me.

@@martabachynsky8545 There was one before the Great Schism that divided the church. 1054 was just the symbolic date but the church had been in divide because of dogma for something like 6 centuries before that

Well said my friend ! I heartily agree.

I'm catholic (traditional) and It's still singing on Requiem Mass. I'm so proud to be catholic. :)

@Raylan Givens 🙏😊

Saul, I mean "Paul," Maybe you're not an Atheist after all.

@Raylan Givens 👏👏👏 indeed, and this is the remnant that is growing while the fruitless vine of the 60s withers and dies.

"spellbinding" Perfect choice of words. Gregorian chants are designed to be highly hypnotic opening your mind to demonic powers. It's a technique used in almost all Pagan religions. Islam, Buddhism... all use haunting chants, which place a "Spell" on you and open you up for demonic suggestions and even sometimes possession. BEWARE.

Hello, christian (catholic to be more specific) here. Babu is doing the Sign of the Cross perfectly even tho he’s not Catholic but due respect. Idk how much or how he has come to learn that but definitively he did it with sincerity and soul understanding and made me very happy.

He was doing the sign of cross as a respect to christ. Almost everyone in India have Christian friends, and know about the sign of cross. It was his way of paying respects.

Christianity has a deep history in India going back almost 2000 years. Many Indian Christians call themselves "Thomas Christians" because they believe that Thomas the Apostle came to India and brought the faith to them. He is said to have been killed for his faith in India. The Indian State of Kerala along the southwestern shore of the sub-continent is (perhaps) majority Christian. The people of Tamil Nadu - also a southern state - has a significant Christian population. Jesuits came to India in the 16th century and established major Christian colonies that are still vital today. Most of the Christians in India are related to the Catholic Church by rite; they have their own liturgical rites, which are linked to and accepted by the Catholic Church. Protestantism came to India with the British during the 18th and 19th century. Its foothold, in terms of overall numbers of converted Indian Christianity, is not as deep or secure as the Catholic influence.

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i think it is latin

@@eggsykingsmans674 it's half greek and have latin

I love his innocence. Pure hearted

relaxing wrath ?

Thank you for the explanation, and translation. I've never heard before. I really liked it.

thanks

Thanks for the translation.

@@PacoRabatte fascinating