Hymn #503: Fill & Download for Free

“Everyone discusses my art and pretends to understand, as if it were necessary to understand, when it is simply necessary to love.” ― Claude MonetFirst of all Coldplay's song 'Hymn on the weekend' is not about India and video is also not on Bharat Darshan.They have winded lyrics describing celebrating life, having hope despite struggle, all, within ,their as always, ecstatic music. And every shot in this videos perfectly matches that. You will amazed to see that director has not only taken care of presentation that amuses the audience but he also has maintained that it is eccentric to Indian culture.1) White peacock. A very rare creature on earth, and dancing, rarest. A dancing peacock in Hinduism signifies celebration in Life. :) Not sure if it is real or animation but whatever it is, i salute to the idea.2) Chris singsOh, angel sent from up aboveYou know you make my world light upWhen I was down, when I was hurtYou came to lift me upAnd in the background you can see only temple embellishing in colors with flags and birds flying around it while every other building has some imperfection.I presume Flags are animated since no other clothes are moving, also the birds. Whatever it is, the concept is beautiful.3) Presentation of Yogi's. No Mahakumbh or Naga baba. Meditating, ascetic life while the world is busy in itself.4) Some amusing shots:-Boy performing UFOOnly 3 guys playing holi, tripling and no one else is interested or aware about it. Forget the world, Be yourself!5) Hanuman-ji and the roots of the giant tree on the background. I will leave it on you to understand what i mean. If any one has problem they should probably go first and see more deeply salman khan's 'selfie song'.6) Finally my favorite. The whole band together, fireworks, lake,boats and कोल्डप्ले :D :DFinally, Coldplay have done for what they are know for, A Magical Performance. You can feel the same on their every song, Every tear drop is a waterfall, Magic, Yellow, Life in Technicolor, Sky full of Stars, Paradise, Birds...............Some scenic Shots.Pic source: Youtube

My favorite is “It is Well With My Soul”It’s not necessarily because of the melody. I like it because of its words, because of its theology, and because of the story behind it. I like the hymn because it makes me long to have the same kind of faith…Horatio G. Spafford was a successful lawyer and businessman in Chicago with a lovely family — a wife, Anna, and five children. However, they were not strangers to tears and tragedy. Their young son died with pneumonia in 1871, and in that same year, much of their business was lost in the great Chicago fire. Yet, God in His mercy and kindness allowed the business to flourish once more.On Nov. 21, 1873, the French ocean liner, Ville du Havre was crossing the Atlantic from the U.S. to Europe with 313 passengers on board. Among the passengers were Mrs. Spafford and their four daughters. Although Mr. Spafford had planned to go with his family, he found it necessary to stay in Chicago to help solve an unexpected business problem. He told his wife he would join her and their children in Europe a few days later. His plan was to take another ship.About four days into the crossing of the Atlantic, the Ville du Harve collided with a powerful, iron-hulled Scottish ship, the Loch Earn. Suddenly, all of those on board were in grave danger. Anna hurriedly brought her four children to the deck. She knelt there with Annie, Margaret Lee, Bessie and Tanetta and prayed that God would spare them if that could be His will, or to make them willing to endure whatever awaited them. Within approximately 12 minutes, the Ville du Harve slipped beneath the dark waters of the Atlantic, carrying with it 226 of the passengers including the four Spafford children.A sailor, rowing a small boat over the spot where the ship went down, spotted a woman floating on a piece of the wreckage. It was Anna, still alive. He pulled her into the boat and they were picked up by another large vessel which, nine days later, landed them in Cardiff, Wales. From there she wired her husband a message which began, “Saved alone, what shall I do?” Mr. Spafford later framed the telegram and placed it in his office.Another of the ship’s survivors, Pastor Weiss, later recalled Anna saying, “God gave me four daughters. Now they have been taken from me. Someday I will understand why.”Mr. Spafford booked passage on the next available ship and left to join his grieving wife. With the ship about four days out, the captain called Spafford to his cabin and told him they were over the place where his children went down.According to Bertha Spafford Vester, a daughter born after the tragedy, Spafford wrote “It Is Well With My Soul” while on this journey.When peace like a river attendeth my way,When sorrows like sea billows roll,Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to say,It is well, it is well with my soul.Chorus:It is well with my soul,It is well, it is well with my soulAnna gave birth to three more children, one of which died at age four with dreaded pneumonia. In August 1881, the Spaffords moved to Jerusalem. Mr. Spafford died and is buried in that city.