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Ati Uttam!
Please include following shloka under ‘kaliyugam’ and ‘aikyam’ -
Krute mantra prayoge vaa, tretaayaam tantra saadhane
Dwaapare vyuha rachane, shaktih sanghe hi saa kalou
I think, in Devanagaree it would read as follows -
कृते मन्त्र-प्रयोगे वा त्रेतायां तन्त्र-साधने ।
द्वापारे व्यूहरचने शक्तिः संघे हि सा कलौ ॥
It would be good to give the source for the quotation and also a translation in English.
This seems to speak of शक्तिः, strength or rather how the strength will happen in different Yuga’s.
कृते मन्त्र-प्रयोगे वा = (Strength is gained) in kRuta-yuga by mantraa’s or
त्रेतायां तन्त्र-साधने = in Tretaa-yuga by techniques and technical equipment
द्वापारे व्यूहरचने = in Dwaapaara-yuga by strategies
शक्तिः संघे हि सा कलौ = in Kali-yuga by team-work.
I think Shri Raam is deity or incarnation of kRuta Yuga and ShrikRuShNa is deity or incarnation of dwaapaara-yuga. Which is the deity or incarnation of tretaaa-yuga, which is suposed to have elapsed after kRuta-yuga and before dwaapaara-yuga ?
शुभमस्तु | = May God bless!!
Dear Abhynakar-ji,
Kṛta·yuga is synonym for Satya·yuga. Dāśarathī Rāma was born in Tretā·yuga according to our scritpures.
Thanks.! (For, you too are doing a great work for Sanskrit
)
how do you write sewa in sanskrit.
thanks
Hi there,
I’ve had something translated from English to Sanskrit and would like to find somebody who could proofread it to make sure it is correct. I know you must be very busy but if you could just guide me in the right direction I would really appreciate it.
It is meant to say “From the muddiest waters grow the most beautiful lotuses/loti”.
This is the translation I have been given:
āvilatamāj jalāt sudarshanatamāḥ padmāḥ santi
आविलतमाज्जलात्सुदर्षनतमाः पद्माः सन्ति
I would really apprecaite it if you could help me out.
Any help would be appreciated!
The translation sounds fine, except that it should be सुदर्शन instead of सुदर्षन।
Also, santi could be replaced by jAyante (जायन्ते).
You might also want to ask this on learnsanskrit.wordpress.com
पङकतमादेव दर्शनीयानि पङ्कजानि जायन्ते will be correct interpretation.
The name पङ्कज itself gives the meaning born out of muddy water and it is not used to pearls or any other aquatic products.
And the word पद्म would be better used in neuter gender to mean lotus if you mean it to avoid ambiguity though it can be used according to lexicons, in masculine also.
I want to know the full shloka for -
“Chakrabat Paribartante Sukhani Cha Dukhani Cha”
I would much appreciate if anyone can help me about this and let me know the entire shloka.
Regards,
Avijit Lahiri, NJ, USA
सुखमापतितं सेव्यं दु:खमापतितं तथा |
चक्रवत् परिवर्तन्ते दु:खानि च सुखानि च //
महाभारत
जीवन में आनेवाले सुख का आनंद ले, , तथा दु:ख का भी स्वीकार करें |
सुख और दु:ख तो एक के बाद एक चक्रवत आते रहते है //
अस्ति स्वप्नवासवदत्ते भासेन रचितः अयं श्लोकः -
पूर्वं त्वयाप्यभिमतं गतमेवमासीत् ।
श्लाघ्यं गमिष्यसि पुनर्विजयेन भर्तुः ।
कालक्रमेण जगतः परिवर्तमाना ।
चक्रारपङ्क्तिरिव गच्छति भाग्यपङ्क्तिः ।
मेघदूते महाकविकालिदासेनापि विरचितम् -
नीचैर्गच्छत्युपरि च दशा चक्रनेमिक्रमेण ॥
ननु “एकं सत् विप्रा बहुधा वदन्ति” |
This early morning, I almost feel like I have found a pot of gold (epecially checking Kalidasa)! Thankyou so much for all the wonderful hard work. It is a great service to the language and to the people who love the language but have given up due to various reasons!
Namaste.
Wonderful. I love it. I wish I remembered enough to respond in sanskrit. You inspire me to dust off my books.
I think a great pit of information to include in your “About” page would be how you compose the devanagari and the transliterated text. What system you recommend. Do you use a WordPress plugin? What else? Sometimes I use Baraha. I would like to start something similar for my favorite shlokas and bhajans, so I would appreciate any hints very much. (Setting up a server etc. is no problem. I just want advice about the devanagari and translit.)
Thanks.
Rayji,
I use Itranslator2003. It works with ITRANS encoding scheme. You can save text in Unicode or html or rtf format. I have put together some notes at: http://www.ee.adfa.edu.au/staff/hrp/personal/Sanskrit-External/unicodenotes.html . Please have a look.
I will be most pleased to assist you.
Thanks.
–
Himanshu Pota
Excellent collection!
congratulations!!!
Keep up the good task
Namaste!
This is an excellent web site, a real treasure house indeed. It helps me in a great way since I am using a number of subhaashitaani here to teach samskrtam to young children.
I suggest you also open up a samskrtam drama section where people could post some short skits for kids to get them to converse in samskrtam.
vadatu samskrtam,
jayatu samskrtam,
jayatu manukulam,
samskrtena sambhaashanam kuru!
jeevanasya parivartanam kuru!
Chandrasekar Raghu
USA
Thanks for your comments. I will try and post some play-like thing as soon as I can lay my hands on something like that!
धन्यवादः
You may want to add the following subhasshitam under aarogyam:
About eating discipline…
poorayet asanena ardham
trteeyam udakena tu
vayos sancharanaarthaaya
chaturtham avaseshayet
Meaning:
While eating food, one should fill only half the stomach with solids. The third quarter is for water (or liquids), and the remaining fourth quarter is to be left empty so that the food and liquids have room to move around and mix with the air.
Chandrasekar Raghu
धन्यवादः
I have posted it here:
http://samskrtam.wordpress.com/2007/07/09/%e0%a4%85%e0%a4%a8%e0%a5%8d%e0%a4%a8%e0%a5%87%e0%a4%a8-%e0%a4%aa%e0%a5%82%e0%a4%b0%e0%a4%af%e0%a5%87%e0%a4%a4%e0%a5%8d-%e0%a4%85%e0%a4%b0%e0%a5%8d%e0%a4%a7%e0%a4%82/
A delightful experience to visit your site.
Congratulations to those who worked to make it a success!
I would like to leave a sloka but I have no access any other key board than the one I am using.
”putrashch sheelair niyojya sattam budhaii
Nitigya, sheel sampanna bhavanti kul pujiteh.”
Good luck and Gos speed!
Jitendra Kaushal
Here’s a new one about a “True Friend”:
paapaan nivaarayati yojayate hitaaya
guhyam cha goohati gunaan prakatee karoti
aapadgatam cha na jahaati dadaati kale
sanmitra lakshanam idam pravadanti santaH
He restrains his friend from committing sins, induces his friend to do good deeds, conceals the unseemly secrets of his friend, projecting only his good qualities to others, does not desert his friend in difficulties, but gives timely assistance – saints describe these as characteristics of a true friend.
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Chandrasekar Raghu
Houston, TX
I would like to know complete sloka of
” Ekadasyaam ahoraatram kartavyam bhojanatrayam”
Please if you know the complete sloka of this, send me to my mail as soon as possible.
Thanks.
Srihari.
Thanks a lot for this blog Karthik. I hope to start something similar in the near future. I may need your help with Sanskrit fonts, etc then.
Could you henceforth also post the sources of the different subhASitANI?
Thanks again.
The sources are in general varied.. it’s from some old book, memory, an internet site and so on… Will try and post the sources as and when I can… Good luck with your site .. will surely help!
Hi,
Can i know the sanskrit version of “Health is Wealth”?
Karthikji,
I think I found a new one:
Na abhisheko na samskaarah simhasya kruyate vane
vikramaarjitasatvasya swayameva mrugendrataa
(Meaning: There is no official coronation ceremony held to declare the lion as the king of the jungle. He becomes king by his own attributes and heroic actions. Similarly, in our own life, when working towards some goal, we should not merely “demand” it. Rather we should try to “earn” the goal through our own good deeds and efforts. It is through our own hard work that we achieve.)
Thanks to “Tattva” – International monthly magazine for the Hindu Yuva – http://www.hinduyuva.org/tattva
Karthikji,
Hope this is new…
chaayaamanyasya kurvanti tishThanti swayamaatape
phalaanyapi paraarthaaya vrikshaah satpurushaah iva
Trees are like good people. They themselves stand in the heat and make shade for the others. Their fruits are also for the benefit of the others.
Chandrasekhar Raghu
Houston, TX
Namaste! mama nivaasaH Saamaaraa-nagare asti. Saamaaraa-nagaram Russia-deShe sthitaa. aham samskRtam paaThayaami. ‘SamskRte na sambhaashaNam kuru’ giitam anvishyaami. api bhavaan mama sahaayam karishyati?
Denis Denissov denisans@gmail.com, desanskr@mail.ru
A person who is not related to us (stranger) but who helps us in difficulty is [indeed] our relative. Similarly, a relative who does us ill should be considered a stranger.
Can i please have the above translated without the section below, as i would like to have this enscribed onto a piece of jewellery for my mother and can’t fit it all on…
This is just like our own body’s disease, which is an stranger (enemy) to us, while a medicinal plant that grows in a forest (elsewhere) does good to us
thanks so much, this is a gorgeous site well done
gem x
Great job in promoting Samskrt !
Pl let me know which font set you are using to enable me start to contribute lots of info on Samskrt !
Regards,
Karthikeyan
Namaste
I am searching for a slokam (subhashitam) that ends with “Samam shakthi parakramaiH”. If any body know it, please post it.
dhanyavaadaH.
नमस्ते। स्वस्तिरस्तु॥ namaste. swastiH astu.
I am student of Sanskrit and started self study last year only. So please forgive the errors in the following sentences. सत्यमेव जयते इति मन्त्रस्य शब्दप्रयोगे मम संशयः जातः। तस्य निवारणार्थं भवतः साहाय्यं प्रार्थये। उदरनिमित्तं बहुकृतवेषमित्याप्तवाक्यस्य प्रमाणं स्वीकृत्य सौदि अरेबियायां देशे प्रवासजीवितं करोमि इदानीम्। अतः एव एतत् पत्रं लिखितम्।
That makes it very difficult to get Sanskrit books for reference. Would you be kind enough to clear my doubt about the wording of the under mentioned mantra?
सत्यमेव जयते नानृतं सत्येन पन्था विततो देवयानः।
येनाक्रमन्त्यृषयो ह्याप्तकामा यत्र तत्सत्यस्य परमं निधानम्॥
[From Mundakopanishat Ch 3 Section1 Mantra 6]
[satyameva jayate naanRutaM satyena panthaa vitato devayaanaH| yenaakramantyRuShayo hyaaptakaamaa yatra tatsatyasya paramaM nidhaanam||]
My source for this is the internet where I find different versions for the beginning of the second stanza as follows:
येनाक्रम्न्त्यऋषयो / येनाक्रमन्ति ऋषयो [yenaakramantyaRuShayo / yenaakramanti RuShayo]
My patchy knowledge of Sanksrit leads me to believe that “येनाक्रमन्ति ऋषयो – yenakramanti Rushayo” is the correct wording. Is there a Sandhi rule in use here इ[i] + ऋ[Ru] to make it read as येनाक्रमन्त्यर्षयो – yenakramantyarShayo?
You may reply by email to me or publish it here as per your discretion.
Thank you and best wishes.
Raghunandanan
This is yad/yan sandhi… e+a=ya…
This site was added to DMOZ
This is waht I was Looking for . Thanks a lot . You have done great work .THanks from all Indians .
Very Nice.
I have seen this site. This is excellent for sanskrit learners. Please do some grammer for school students.
ati uttam parth ,tum sadev is parkar ke page likhte raho or mai in slokon ko parta rahunga,
It feels great to see such efforts for sanskrit.
I found my daily shlokas here and some new to learn and to let the new generation learn.
Congratulations !!!
Karthik,
This blog is great. I’d love to have you contribute to the Sanskrit-Voice-Digest that we are in the process of making. Could you please let me know your email address. I can be reached at my email mentioned on my website’s ABOUT page.
I am looking for some quotes from the Shiv Puran, Please point me to the any such website.
देह-बुद्ध्य तु दसोऽस्मि जिव-बुद्ध्य त्वदम्शकः। आत्म-बुद्ध्य त्वमेवहम् इति मे निश्चित मतिः॥
deha-buddhya tu daso’smi jiva-buddhya tvadamśakaḥ |
ātma-buddhya tvamevaham iti me niścita matiḥ || Valmiki Ramayana)
Please correct if any errors.
Thanks
Very fine Blog!!
Highly informative.
Regards & Wishes
Dev
How do u type DevanAgari Fonts ?
Google Indic has no place for Samskritham .
Pl help
Dev
rdev97@gmail.com
Try Itranslator. It’s really really good.
http://www.omkarananda-ashram.org/Sanskrit/itranslator2003.htm
Best
-Karthik
Wonderful website.
thanks alot.
People like me are much benefitted…
God bless you. With high respect and regards, your dedicated work cannot be merely valued by a few words and praises.
Also, to my brothers and sisters who are asking question on how to type sanskrit letters, please use http://www.google.com/transliterate/indic/
You can type sanskrit in hindi (both are devanagari scripts)
Vande Mataram
Your link is a on-line. Here is one you can use off-line.
One can also download a small wonderful (free) programme from http://www.baraha.com and type any vernacular language (including sanskrit) phonetically and that too in Unicode. and also can convert from one script to another using that. Also one may try ITrans.
You may try that.
Please give me the meaning of the following subhasitanis :
1. aashvasya parvathakulam tapanoshmathiptham
durdhavavahinvidhurani ca kananaani |
naananadiinadashatani ca poorayitva
riktoosi yajjaladh! saiva tavottama shri: ||
I will be grateful for an english meaning of the above
Thanking you,
Jayashree
अजानन्दाहात्म्यं पततु शलभस्तीव्रदहने स मीनोऽप्यज्ञानाद्वडिशयुतमश्नातु पिशितम्।
विजानन्तोऽप्येते वयमिह विपज्जालजटिलान् न मुञ्चामः कामानहह गहनो मोहमहिमा॥
Like a moth falling in fire, not knowing its burning power;
Or like the fish caught in ignorance by the baited hook;
We, despite knowing the dangers, do not renounce sensual pleasures.
Oh! How profound is the glory of delusion!
व्याघ्रीव तिष्ठति जरा परितर्जयन्ति रोगाश्च शत्रव इव प्रहरन्ति देहम्।
आयुः परिस्रवति भिन्नघटादिवाम्भो लोकस्तथाप्यहितमाचरतीति चित्रम्॥
Like a tigress, fearsome is old age. Illnesses attack the body like enemies.
Life flows like water from a leaky vessel. Yet, is it not a wonder that man engages in actions not conducive to well-being?
namastE!
Great job! But, I have an academic curiosity.
I came here through the Blogg Roll Link for ‘शुभाषितानि’
My understanding is that the word is ‘सुभाषितानि’.
Can you please correct me if I am wrong?
Thank you.
Vidya
Its Excelliant.. Without any Doubt.. I believe we have to arrange these shlokas in more interective manner. Home page should be small and should have link to different type of shloka with detail discription… Whatever is there now is not less then anything.. Its Simply EXCELLIANT.
Vidya, I hope this help.
Second one सुभाषितानि is right.
Use su and not shu
su+bhAShitAni
plural form of subhAShita.
Wise/Auspcious/Kind/Nice sayings.
अत्युत्तमम्।
अदृष्टपूर्वमेतत् ब्लोग्, अद्य अस्य दर्शनेन सन्तुष्टास्मि। उत्साहितास्मि च संस्कृते लेखनं पुनराब्धुम्। धन्यवादाः।
खाली हाथ आए और खाली हाथ चले।
जो आज तुम्हारा है, कल और किसी का था, परसों किसी और का होगा।
इसीलिए, जो कुछ भी तू करता है, उसे भगवान के अर्पण करता चल।
“You came empty handed, you will leave empty handed.
What is yours today, belonged to someone else yesterday, and will belong to someone else the day after tomorrow.
So, whatever you do, do it as a dedication to God! “
Has anyone seen these verse in Sanskrit, this English version very difficult to read properly.
Navaratnam:
Chinta kapi na karya, niveditamabhihi kadapiti
Bhagavanapi pushtistho, na karishyati loukikincha gatim ||1||
Nivadana tu smartayam, sarvatha tadrashairganaihi
Sarveswarashcha sarvatama, nijachataha karishyati ||2||
Sarvesham prabhusambandho, na pratyakamiti sthitihi
Atonya viniyogapi, chinta ka svasya sopichet ||3||
Agyanaathava gyanaate, krutematema nivedanam
Yaihi Krshnasatkrutpranai, stesham ka paridevana ||4||
Tatha nivedana chinta, tyaagya shripurushottamaa
Viniyogapi sa tyagya, samartho hi harihi svataha ||5||
Loke svasthayam tatha vede, haristu na karishyati
Pushtimargasthito yasmate, sakshinao bhavatakhilaha ||6||
Sevakrutirgururagnya, badhanam va harichhaya
Attaha seva param chittam, vidhaya sthiyatam sukham ||7||
Chittodvagam vidhayapi, hariryadhyat karishyati
Tathaiva tasya lileti, matva chintam dhrutam tyajete ||8||
Tasmaate sarvatemana nityam, Shri Krshnaha Sharanam maamaa
Vadaadbhirevam satatam, sthayamityava mae matihi ||9||
|| Iti shrimad vallabhacharya virchit navratnam sampurnam ||
Hi Karthik,
excellent job!
Hope you dont mind me using some of your shubashitanis.
-Archana
aapke is prayas se sabhi ka hit hoga.
is ke liye aapko bahut sadhuvad.
shailesh manker
Excellent keep it up good luck to all of you !
priya mitrA,
udyamam atyuttamam. shrinkhalAm akhanditam evam sushaktam kuryatAm. phalam mangalamayam eva bhavishyati. bhAvukAni.
abu dhabhyam gangadharah.
hi, i want ur e-mail id cont. number concern to sanskrit
I am indeed proud that such a person like you exists on the Web.
Been learning Samskrutham for over a year now with slow progress. I find your blog very interesting and informative.
वर्धतां अभिवार्धताम !
I want full sloka Swakarmasootragrathito hi lokaha! Of the four lines, I know only three..searching
I do (not) sound greedy, Is it possible to have the entire collection for a download? I would treasure it!
Thanks
I would be glad to help you, but I do not know of a way yet. I think it is possible to export the blogs as XML from wordpress. If that would be useful, let me know. If you have any other ideas, please let me know!
the role of a teacher in learning is defined /delimited thus
आचार्यात्पादमादते पादं शिष्यः स्व-मेधया ।
पाद़ सब्रह्मचारिभ्यः शेषं कालेन वि़दति ।
a student receives quarter of his knowledge from a teacher,q fr his self-intelligenc,qfr his friends and q fr passage of time.
what educational psychology! intellectual taxi-dermists of the world beware!
Folks, Do you have RSS feeds setup? I am unable to find one
Here is a link to the way it is done if you have not,
http://www.shaolintiger.com/2006/01/19/how-to-use-rss-feeds-on-your-wordpress-site/
Thanks. It has been there for a very long time – I guess the RSS icon would show up in firefox or any other browser. If not, use: http://samskrtam.wordpress.com/feed/
Absolutely delightful. How come some letters with questions about meanings and completion remain unanswered?
Mostly, it’s because I haven’t been able to find the corresponding shloka, or merely, haven’t had enough time to dig deep… I would be glad if some of the visitors fill in the blanks
Thanks!
I don’t know if this is acceptable. But can you please provide transla and literation of the material under Sanskrit wisdom?
Well, I don’t think it would be possible for me to translate/transliterate the lovely stuff from Sanskrit Wisdom. I do ask them from translations from time to time and they do it; maybe that’s what you should try. There may also be some online transliterator available. You can use some online dictionaries (such as spokensanskrit.de, webapps.uni-koeln.de/tamil/ – Monier Williams). They write in nice simple Sanskrit, which you should be able to get a hang of pretty soon…
I don’t know if these verses have placed here earlier.
Jeevana grahane namraah:gruheetva punarunnadaah:
Kim kanishtaaha: kimu jyeshtaah:
kateeyantrasya durjanaah:
Who is eder and who is younger between the waterdispenser(the barrel that goes down to fetch water from below and pours it out on being raised) and the wicked?The wicked too,bow down to get their wishes fulfilled. They hold their heads aloft in pride they rise in position.
Drudadhara nibadha mushte; kosha nishannasya sahaja malinasya;
Krupanasya krupaanasya cha kevalam aa kaarato bedah:
Krupana- miser and krupaana -knife differ from each other by merely an aa kaaram. They are same in nature.The knife must be held tithtly by the fist. The miser is indeed tight fisted.The knife is held in its holder-kosha.The miser clings on to his kosha -treasury.As the knife is made of iron it is black in nature.The miserto save the cost of washing clothes is always badly dressed.
Thanks, just posted it!
Determinism – capitals all the way!
Lalaata likithaa rekhaa parimaartum na sakhyatha
harinaapi harenaapi bruhmaanapi surairapi.
I m impressed.
I will do my best to promote this
Excellent job! I’m a beginner, but I’m going to visit your blog a lot in the future to practice. Keep up the good work!
I’d like to invite beginners who are starting to learn Sanskrit to have some fun at a lottery I’ve set up on my blog at http://classlang.org/2010/06/24/lottery-win-a-set-of-devanagari-keyboard-stickers/ You can win a set of Devanagari keyboard stickers which are very helpful (I’m a beginner too and I use them on my laptop). Cheers and good luck!
i can’t find the hymm of nirrati goddess of death and destruction mentioned in rig veda . i’d appreciate it if anyone can post that in here
It is a very good site. thanks to all members involved in making this site so knowledgeable.
The best thing I liked was that all shloks are catagorised under headings. Thanks once again.
अहम् अतीव चमत्कृतोस्मि अनेन अन्तर्जालेन। अभिनन्दनानि।
मया विरचितं लघुकायकं कञ्चन ग्रन्थम् आभाणकजगन्नाथाख्यं (1322 नवीनसंस्कृताभाणकयुक्तं) सर्वेभ्यः एतदन्तर्जालसदस्येभ्य उपहारत्वेन दातुम् इच्छामि। पिडिएफ् फैल् द्वारा तत् प्रेषयितुं शक्यते। कृपया इ.मैल्. संकेतं यच्छतु भवान्।
I have recently set up a trust called Kalpa Heritage Trust with the objective of sourcing material on Kalpa Shastra dealing with Hindu Rituals,digitally storing them and making them available for anyone interested free of charge. I would appreciate it if you would visit the website of the trust at http://www.kalpaheritage.com and offer your comments and suggestions.
Regards ,
V.R.Anil Kumar
Excellent work , i like your site .,
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भवतः जालपुटं दृष्ट्वा महान् प्रमोदः जातः । अत्यन्त सुंदरमस्ति, सर्वविषयग्रहनेन संस्कृतवाङ्मयप्रतिभा सर्वान् रमयते । सर्वैः अप्युपगमनीयः आदरनीयः अयम् अन्तर्जालपुटम् ।
कार्तिक् वैधिनाथः इति नाम अन्य जालपुटे॓ऽपि दृष्टवानहम् । भवानेव वा इति मम संशयः ।
सस्स्नेहपूर्वकम्
कलिवरदः
अहं कार्तिक रामः अस्मि| एतदेव मम जालपृष्टम्|
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सादरेण
कार्तिकः
thank you very very very much
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Very good and all the very best for future endeavours.
Namasthe:
This is a wonderful website.
I would really appreciate if you can guide me to a book/place where I can find the roots of a word (Dhathus if I am correct).
Eg: Agre niyathi iti Agnihi, jaayathe gachathe iti jagath, gaayantham rayatheethi Gayatri etc.
Thanks in advance.
-Murthy
Dear Shri Murthy,
Thanks. I wish I knew — try asking the folks at http://samskrute.blogspot.com — it’s another lovely site. I think Dhatus generally mean verb roots… do let me know if you find something. I will try to look around too..
अहम् इदं जालपूतं दृष्ट्वा अतीव हर्षोस्मि | बहवः संस्कृत आराधकाः, विद्यार्थिनः अत्र आगत्वा विषय विनिमयं कुर्वन्तः सन्ति |
Its me, Arun. Here is my request to the blog runner or whoever thinking of helping me out with…
I’m studying MSc (IV Sem) Chemistry at National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK). I’m thinking of doing M.A in Sanskrit thru’ correspondance, parallel to my PhD in the future. Which is the best university where I can take up MA programme in “Samskr’tam”.
My native is Sringeri. There is a division of RaashTreeya Samskr’ta Mahavidyaala. But I don’t think they would offer corresponding Aachaarya (M.A)
Plz let me know, which would be better.
बहवः धन्यवादानि
अहम् इदं जालपूतं दृष्ट्वा अतीव हर्षोस्मि | बहवः संस्कृत आराधकाः, विद्यार्थिनः अत्र आगत्वा विषय विनिमयं कुर्वन्तः सन्ति ||
Hi, Its me, Arun.
Here is a request to the blog runner, or whoever wishing to help me out…
I’m studying IV sem MSc Chemistry at National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NITK). I ‘m thinking of pursuing M.A in Samskr’tam, parallel to my PhD in future. Can you please let me know which is the best university for taking up M.A in Samskr’tam, thru’ distance learning programme. I have studied Samskr’tam as a langauage for my BSc.
My native is Sringeri. There is a division of RaaSTreeya Samskr’ta Mahaavidyaalayam. But I don’t think it would offer Aachaarya (MA) there.
I ‘d be very grateful for you if you could let me know about the university.
बहवः धन्यवादानि
I RECENTLY CAME ACROSS A SITE WHERE A SOFTWARE FOR MULTILINGUAL WORD PROCESSING IS GIVEN FREE: the link is
http://acharya.iitm.ac.in/software/iitmed.php
One very interesting aspect of this they have a site for promoting the self-study of Sanskrit. See the link: http://acharya.iitm.ac.in/sanskrit/tutor.php
I have saved 12 lessons from this site in pdf format and can send them to you as attachments to e-mail. Please send me your ( the blog’s) email so I can send them. Or let me know how to join this blog so I can post it here directly.
K.R.Parthasarathy
Om brichikasya bisam preche makchikasya mukhe bisam takchakasya bisam dante sarbange durjansytat
वृश्चिकस्य विषं पुच्छे मक्षिकस्य मुखे विषम् ।
तक्षकस्य विषं दन्ते सर्वांगे दुर्जनस्य च ॥
| ā ī ū ṝ ṛ ḹ ḷ ṅ ñ ṭ ḍ ṇ ẏ ś ṣ ṁ ɱ ḥ ||
vṛścikasya viṣaṁ pṛcche makṣikasya mukhe viṣam|
takṣakasya viṣaṁ dante sarvāṅge durjanasya ca||
pucche
This is quoted often as coming from Valmiki Ramayana. Does anyone know the exact reference? (chapter, verse) देह-बुद्ध्य तु दसोऽस्मि जिव-बुद्ध्य त्वदम्शकः। आत्म-बुद्ध्य त्वमेवहम् इति मे निश्चित मतिः॥
deha-buddhya tu daso’smi jiva-buddhya tvadamśakaḥ |
ātma-buddhya tvamevaham iti me niścita matiḥ || Valmiki Ramayana)