Please create a playlist of all of your sanskrit learning lessons. It is not possible to find them sequentially otherwise. Also, please give numbers to lessons and also to supplementary videos aswell.
Man I intend to devote my life to learning this language and teaching yoga and Sanatana Dharma. It is not about money it is about making these universal truths available to all humanity. I will definitely support your work financially through a donation
@paul w I am what is the issue if I ask someone else what they want to do does that mean I am not doing my business anymore I am just asking now then what is your issue
Do you have Hold on your Sanskrit now ?? Plzz tell me how can i learn it I'm not getting any channel or book which has content to make me understand Sanskrit
I am 76 , and live in Kenya, and in primary and secondary schools were taught Gujarati, and always had interest in learning Sanskrit to explore other Indic literatures. Tried many different ways of learning Sanskrit, all ended up in failure because the methodology was wrong. I have now found the KEY, and am sure in next few years can master at least get along to explore the Sanskrit literatures.
I am from Bangladesh. Watching your video since this channel had 35k subscribe. But eagerly waited for the Sanskrit language series. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. Namashkaram!
Last month when I was introduced to the Sanskrit language while watching a video on linguistics, I realized I finally found the perfect language I was looking for, I immediately started looking for websites and RUclips channels, I feel comfortable learning Sanskrit, It sounds like a mother singing a lullaby to a baby. The Reason I am learning Sanskrit is not for religious or spiritual purpose, it is for how beautiful it sounds, and how it will unlock me to dive into Southern Asian history.
I'm truly speechless! This is a one in many lifetimes opportunity. I just hope that, even though Sanskrit is so distant from my native language (and I know nothing about the Devanagari script), I still can learn something. So help me the Gods!
If they wanted to join our sanatan dharma than they will, but don't force anyone to convert to sanatan dharma as sanatan dharm don't allow force conversion.
I learnt the language when I was in 7th and 8th standard. But that was it. The teacher was not able to emanate the joy that was needed to learn this language. I learnt this to get good marks. I did. They failed to make us believe that it is not just any other language. Thank you so much for starting this initiative. Your channel is bound to grow day by day as you show your devotion and faith in it. Thank you, again. Keep up the good work.
Namaskaram ! I from Patliputra , empire of Magadh , feels truly blessed to find this channel .I hated Sanskrit subject throughout my Schoolife bcoz it scored me no good .But have a completely different perspective , I will take this curiosity to another lever even in my college life...Dhanyawaad
My whole life I have been in this Macaulay education structure with English as first language. I want to learn Sanskrit not only for me but for the future generations to come and so that I can help them understand the gloriousness of this perfect language. I do thank @TheSanskritChannel for all these knowledge. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Priyam Chakraborty ~ I agree 100%. Here's my two Paise worth. I take that you're Bengali? To make the effort of learning Samskrit easier, first you should find all the common Samskrit(am) words in Bengali and that should be your starting point of easing yourself in to the learning of Samskrit(am). All our Bharatiya Bhashas have come from Samskrit(am) and our Bhashas have 50 to 80% Samskrit(am) words, so that makes it all the more easier. Also, watch this short video by Rajiv Malhotra on Samskritizing english. You will be blown away by this audacious new concept, which I am implementing successfully in my daily life in all my conversations. It works wonderfully & helps not just me but all people who I encounter ask me, 'what those words were that I was using', which in turn gives me an opportunity to explain to them what they were... :) ruclips.net/video/QJTXkvW6kkc/видео.html
This is an excellent initiative. I am 30. I studied in English medium. And i had zero exposure to Sanskrit, except for prayers i may have heard here and there. I would have despised our sankriti or culture like so many youths today who are educated in this system. Except i got in contact with books of HDG Srila Prabhupada and Iskcon. They are doing a great job in promoting Sanatana dharma. Since, i was practically english in my tastes and thinking, i am always indebted to their service. While reading the works of Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavata Purana i noticed how beautiful the words are. I like memorising verses. And would love to learn Sanskrit. You have done an excellent service for humanity. I can learn at my pace and interest now. Learning Sanskrit is very important. We have to preserve our heritage and pass it onto the future generations. Without that Bharat would be extinct. Bharat itself means where people are engaged, 'rata' in cultivating knowledge. 'Bha' means light or illumination or knowledge. I used to be a big fan of a character named 'Superman'. Everyone who has contact with American cinema or culture have heard of this guy. In tv or movie side of things they tend to ignore the nuances of this 'action' character. Being the last son of an alien planet, Krypton he had superpowers. People show that in films. But in the source material there is another aspect to the character. Being the last of his people he strives to preserve Krypton. His lost home. He had constructed almost a museum of Krypton's artifacts. And he learnt the 'Kryptonese' language. When some survivors from the lost planet eventually show up, like his cousin Kara, they converse in that language. They try to follow the traditions or special days in anyway possible. That is actually beautiful. Even when the people and the culture are gone, Superman tries to learn and preserve his culture and thus his home. I related a story in fiction which highlights the importance of protecting and promoting our shared heritage. In my opinion, Sanskrit should be made our national language. Just like Hindi is promoted to promote national integrity, Sanskrit should be promoted. We should be planning and working on this. Because learning a language doesn't mean learning just a means of communication. But it opens up whole new worlds to explore. Not knowing Sanskrit we are detached from our forefathers. The great sages who left so much wisdom for our benefit. Thankfully, now there are some offshoots for systematic promotion of the knowledge. Yoga has become popular. But once Sanskrit becomes popular everyone would find how connected we are thanks to the sages and saints who appeared in this land and blessed us. Hare Krishna. Please accept my obeisances.
This independence day , I want to be independent of all the clutter by instilling the Divine Sanskrit in me through you ! Continue this series. I'll watch every single video ! What you are doing is a great service , Thank you . Hari Om
Thanks bro.Tears came out from my eyes after watching this video. I was looking for a good source for Learning sanskrit fora long time. Again thankyou for this course and Your all other videos.👍👍👍
Now we come to know Sanskrit isn't just language..It's Spirituality, Science, Personality development subject, singing subject, History subject.... Basically its great source of knowledge ❣️🙏..Thanks for video and creating playlist to learn Sanskrit❣️
I am overjoyed by this initiative. It is a great seva of Sanatana Dharma . You have provided a path for all of us who want to honestly return back to our roots. साधुवाद on the occasion of Independance Day and Rakshabandhan brother .
I feel so glad that people like you are still exist. Your efforts can not only be a simple effort it will brings revolution one day.youth will grasp it.our forgotten languages will revive..
Ever since I was a child I wanted to stay poor. I don't know why but I wanted peace and nature. Later on I decided to become rich to support these vast knowledge and things like Sanskrit
Congratulations to the Channel team and the teacher for the exemplary work of reviving and spreading Sanskrit and the ocean of knowledge it carries. I am 60, a retired Banker and a student of Sanskrit and yoga. Throughout my life i had a deep feeling inside me that I had almost wasted my life as I could not study Sanskrit to which there is no parallel or comparison in the whole world. Learning Sanskrit is the first step to learn directly from the gold mines of the ancient wisdom of the Rshis, which connects our existence to the whole of cosmos, and at the same time applicable to our daily life, which would eventually create a better world for humanity to coexist with other creations of the universe. Luckily, eight years ago I was initiated into Kriya Yoga and happened to attended a few Satsangs, sessions, of my Guru on Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads. I started collecting important scriptures and started Swaadhyaaya, self study, with the help of these texts, translations and you tube videos. My study notes on the Bhagavad Gita slowly transformed into a word by word translation to my Mother tongue, Malayalam. In the process I could acquire a fair understanding of the language, which made me capable of guessing the meaning of A Shlokas with a fair degree of accuracy, or even composing them without formally learning the grammar. When in doubt I refer to the construction in the scriptures I study. I am yet to find a Sanskrit Scholar with whom I can clear grammatical doubts. If anybody can be of help, kindly contact me. My contacts are given below. For informal adult self study of Sanskrit Language I would like every one to study Bhagavid Gita, so that you can have an initial understanding of the language, can apply the ever new wisdom of our ancient Sasthras in our social as well as work life. Sanskrit and the wisdom of the ancient Scientists, called Rshis, who lived in forest academies called Ashrama, are the common heritage and wealth of the whole humanity. kssudersan@gmail.com 0091 94472 48428
You know, one of my fellow friend is doing BDS and BMS and he is studying sanskrit now. Now I get to know how important it is. I am in 12 class. It is the mother of all languages. So respect for it should be must. I m learning it with you as much I get time from my schedule:)
Dear Sir, I really want to learn Sanskrit so that I can read our scriptures in its original form. I am a 4th year engg student and I promise to take this lessons regularly.
Agreed...but being a doctor/engineer etc does not mean one cant pursue a parallel career in Sanskrit. Being a doctor or engineer isnt just about a high paying job..someone has to heal the sick too and engineers too have to do their work..without engineers even this video wont be possible..lets learn to give every profession its rightful place from a worker to a King. I am a medical doctor and Sanskrit teacher both. Its entirely possible to pursue more than one career or job or interest in life and also earn for a livelihood at the same time. You are doing a great service to everyone..lets encourage everyone to take up more than one interest in life.
I agree with you sir that it is possible to pursue more than 1 interests. However, I don't think that Uday Sir's comment was really critical about other jobs. It is an honest truth that you'll find lakhs of engineering, medical or commerce students, but only a few would chose Sanskrit since the pay scales are not really very high. It doesn't mean that the other professions are not required. Speaking about my own case, I am CA Final student & holds a post graduation in finance. However, I am really interested in learning Sanskrit and the knowledge of yoga over any other thing (way more than accounting or tax). But I simply cannot take up this field right now! (Honest reason: difference of payscale as Uday Sir said). So, probably that was the sense in which Uday sir was saying! Thanks for reading this long comment all the way till here. Hope you have a nice day 😊
@@JatinNagpal1 this is not the 1st time i am seeing a sanskrit video saying that many prefer high paying jobs like a doctor etc. A doctor job might be high paying in some countries but it comes with real hard work and dedication and a doctors life isnt a bed of roses..so the best is not to compare jobs..all jobs are important from undertaker to priest..btw one can also earn lots by opening an ashram..money earning capacity is there is any job.
You become a Medical Doctor, You can show interest in French German and Russian languages, so why not Sanskrit? Sanskrit is a Key, to vast source of knowledges.
@@jitubrahmbhatt6315 I know 6 langauges..Tamil, Hindi,Sanskrit, English and Malay(Bahasa Malaysia) and Arabic...I dont differentiate languages> All languages can uncover treasure. I am also a medical doctor and I also teach Sanskrit and my 2 favorite languages are Sanskrit and Arabic..both have treasures of knowledge.
Love form Rajasthan I started my schooling from vidhya bharti school (rss) First time i found the glory of our culture and language Lest make sanskrit our national language
This is awesome - I love the politics at around 3:30! The whole channel is great. I’m learning Sanskrit to read Shankaracharya and you were most helpful!
Your classes are incredible, beautiful, useful and I beg you, do not stop transmitting. I am grateful to have found this channel after two years of searching for a pure Sanskrit teaching.
You are doing great work in revival of Sanskrit and making it easy to learn for general public. Continue doing the good work. I wish government would support your efforts financially so that Sanskrit knowledge is disseminated widely.
Namaskaram, I always loved Sanskrit from the childhood and wanted to somehow pursue it now after 25 years. I was in search of some online content and sheer grace that I found your channel which comes directly from your heart. I really appreciate the effort that you have put in to make each video.Thank you so much.
I studied Sanskrit in school, but, unfortunately, as you mentioned, it was taught in a very dry way. Too much focus on the grammar and the mechanics. I still enjoyed it, partly because my mother would teach me interesting things from our Itihas in Sanskrit. I’m VERY excited by this initiative! I will really try to follow the videos and relearn Devabhasha the right way! All the very best, and thank you and your team for doing this 🙂🙏🏽. You just made this Independence Day 🇮🇳 even better!
im really happy to know that there are people who learn, teach sanskrit in this way, our rigid education system made sanskrit nothing but a headache to students. and i am quite amazed to know that sanskrit is so deep and is arranged in a systematic way. keep the good work. thankyou for letting me know that sanskrit is such a magnificient subject to learn.
Oh my god this is something I thought won't happen in this lifetime.. I was so sad that I would never know this language which has become much more than my life .almost like a beggar I am searching and listening something or other trying to translate.. u dnt knw how much u hv helped even by thinking that I cn learn some day brings me immense joy thankyou so much sir namaskaram
Nice one, Today is independent day and along with it India is celebrating World Sanskrit Day.स्वतंत्र दिवस और विश्व संस्कृतम् दिवस कि हार्दिक शुभेच्छा 🙏
When I was in 5th, I chose one foreign language over Sanskrit in order to show of my personality, but now I regret my decision and also came here to suppress my regret and tell myself that it's not been too late.
I knew there is something v special about this language n I am grateful that finally I have a guru who cares to take us on this spiritual journey. I would love to take this journey, called Sanskrit
This is the best news I've come across this independence day. Please do put up a course which is accessible to a large audience... Many people I know are very much interested in Sanskrit, but are not able to pursue it because a good course is hard to come by. I'm personally looking forward to learning the linguistics and the thought processes that have endured for such a long time in the form of this language.
I'm eagerly waiting to start learning. You PPL are doing great job. I was clueless as from where and how to frame a syllabus for learning. I'm grateful that My lord showed direction to ur channel.
I really appreciate your efforts to revive the sacred language. And we are fortunate enough to find a guru like you. We see a basic quality of possession of knowledge and path to drive through the tunnel of darkness to light. I bow down to your endeavour and aspirations. 🙌🏼
Even Sinhala the language of Sinhala people in Sri Lanka comes from Samskrit..n I got all ur words..the meanings r the same I guess..this got me so interested.. Thank you!🙏💐
I learned Sanskrit in school and college and this is a wonderful opportunity to brush up my grammar. Love all your videos and thank you so much for all the effort you put into your videos.
We all happy that you have started teaching Sanskrit language, it will be great help for revival of Sanskrit if great way of reaching technique is used which is used by our Vedic gurus, we hope Panani grammar will be taught to.
You have great teaching skills, you are protecting Sanskrit. There is good number of video, if it would have Lesson 1, lesson 2...... 3, 4... It would be easy to learn serially. Thanks a lot for your valuable teaching.
Thank you a lot for this move! Indian education system never gave same importance to sanskrit as others! I'm learning samskritam from last 9 years in school, but haven't got anything more than basic language knowledge from there. There's much and more knowledge as I have got to know bcz of family background, but in schools still learning just stories which should've been atleast 3 years b4 in the syllabus! Once again thank you🔥🙌🙏
Amazing work 👍👍👍👍looking forward to see more. . I have contributed a v lil amount (as I am a student) but this is my way of supporting our traditional language . Every one shud contribute , whatever they can to ppl who have d courage to become a sanskrit teacher despite of the odds and hardship they face .
You should really make a series called "LEARNING SANSKRIT" where you teach and explain the script and the different alphabets used ( you actually did it before so it's done), the grammer and the commonly used words in sanskrit.This should really help people like me and others who are really interested in learning sanskrit.
I will chose Achintya-Bheda-Abheda Vedanta By Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and Govinda Bhasya of Baladeva Vidyabhusana On Brahma Sutras... In 4th Nigamagama Section... Also Sad Sandarbha, Gopala champu.... Krama sandarbha... And Many Literature... Also Bhakti Rasamrita Sindhu.... Achintya Bheda Abheda Vedanta Is Most Perfect According to my Logic...
Thank you for sharing this series, which I hope to benefit from. Having been to India numerous times, but not enough to delve deeply into Bharat's language, this is a welcome opportunity.
Great efforts..I wld study sanskrit soon. Believe me the science,"Vyamanika shastra" ,"Shushruta Samhita" are great scientific works .Support2U from the land of PANINI & KAMASUTRA😎 #PATLIPUTRA😎#BIHAR😍😎
when i was in school learning sanskrit.. from class 6th to 8th.. i used to find it boring.. i used to especially hate memorizing those different forms of verbs... that 3 x 9 table sort of thing.. dont remember what it was called now. but after growing up.. i started finding sanskrit interesting.. i love its pronunciations.. the difficulty in pronouncing such big words.. they seem like a whole sentence by themselves.. and after learning what sanskrit really is..and its benefits.. i find it more n more facinating... i am really eager to know how you ll teach it.. how it can be made 'not boring'.. bcuz i do want to learn it.. but just not the way it was taught in school
I'm already reading Shankarachrya's Gita Bhasya in English! And as a Hindu and spiritually inclined person I've deep desire to learn Sanskrit. Though I've started learning myself, but couldn't finding some good lessons in internet. But I hope your channel will provide those learning guidance.
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Please create a playlist of all of your sanskrit learning lessons. It is not possible to find them sequentially otherwise. Also, please give numbers to lessons and also to supplementary videos aswell.
@@marcinmm3644 yes it should be
I want to learn as fast as possible !
Hari Om sir, I will be grateful if you could post here the playlist where I can find the lessons in sequence, please. Enjoying studying with you.
Man I intend to devote my life to learning this language and teaching yoga and Sanatana Dharma. It is not about money it is about making these universal truths available to all humanity. I will definitely support your work financially through a donation
Appreciate you sir
i too
Er... sorry to be skeptic but hope you don't U turn like many we have known.
@@mrudulaization what about you what woukd you wish to do
@paul w I am what is the issue if I ask someone else what they want to do does that mean I am not doing my business anymore I am just asking now then what is your issue
नमस्कार।
I am learning sanskrit again after finishing College.
Looking forward to learn from this channel.
I too am learning Sanskrit on my own, at present. I graduated 13 years back.
Same here
After retirement I started learning Sanskrit.. for fun.
My knowledge of Hindi is zero.
Do you have Hold on your Sanskrit now ??
Plzz tell me how can i learn it
I'm not getting any channel or book which has content to make me understand Sanskrit
I am from Nepal and your effort for the preserving of Sanskrit is commendable. Subscribed💕💕
I am 76 , and live in Kenya, and in primary and secondary schools were taught Gujarati, and always had interest in learning Sanskrit to explore other Indic literatures. Tried many different ways of learning Sanskrit, all ended up in failure because the methodology was wrong. I have now found the KEY, and am sure in next few years can master at least get along to explore the Sanskrit literatures.
You are a great teacher. Keep teaching us. Don't stop middle of nowhere. You are protected sanskrit by teaching us. Thanks
You make sanskrit look easy and interesting
We shud learn then teach this wonderful language!! Spread the word!!
I am from Bangladesh. Watching your video since this channel had 35k subscribe. But eagerly waited for the Sanskrit language series. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. Namashkaram!
Last month when I was introduced to the Sanskrit language while watching a video on linguistics, I realized I finally found the perfect language I was looking for, I immediately started looking for websites and RUclips channels, I feel comfortable learning Sanskrit, It sounds like a mother singing a lullaby to a baby. The Reason I am learning Sanskrit is not for religious or spiritual purpose, it is for how beautiful it sounds, and how it will unlock me to dive into Southern Asian history.
What a nobel thought
I'm truly speechless! This is a one in many lifetimes opportunity. I just hope that, even though Sanskrit is so distant from my native language (and I know nothing about the Devanagari script), I still can learn something. So help me the Gods!
Ur state?
@@T13-v6g I'm from Brazil!
Pode aprender o alfabeto en cuatro dias
Check out Duolingo for Hindi App and TinyCards App to learn Devanagari script quickly.
Nave gristle sanskrit is very easy language.everyone can learn it.
I am a an Indian Muslim and i am proud of it and i was willing to learn Sanskrit and suddenly I got your channel today.
Don't tell anyone to convert to sanatan dharn.
If they wanted to join our sanatan dharma than they will, but don't force anyone to convert to sanatan dharma as sanatan dharm don't allow force conversion.
Do try to preserve it.
Say i am bharatiya learning Sanskrit
No Muslim will be watching Sanskrit, who are you, you all don't like Bharath, no muslim
I learnt the language when I was in 7th and 8th standard. But that was it. The teacher was not able to emanate the joy that was needed to learn this language. I learnt this to get good marks. I did. They failed to make us believe that it is not just any other language. Thank you so much for starting this initiative. Your channel is bound to grow day by day as you show your devotion and faith in it.
Thank you, again. Keep up the good work.
I too studied composite Sanskrit in school, but the teacher was not able to create joyful environment while teaching this language.
Namaskaram ! I from Patliputra , empire of Magadh , feels truly blessed to find this channel .I hated Sanskrit subject throughout my Schoolife bcoz it scored me no good .But have a completely different perspective , I will take this curiosity to another lever even in my college life...Dhanyawaad
My whole life I have been in this Macaulay education structure with English as first language. I want to learn Sanskrit not only for me but for the future generations to come and so that I can help them understand the gloriousness of this perfect language. I do thank @TheSanskritChannel for all these knowledge. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Priyam Chakraborty ~ I agree 100%. Here's my two Paise worth. I take that you're Bengali? To make the effort of learning Samskrit easier, first you should find all the common Samskrit(am) words in Bengali and that should be your starting point of easing yourself in to the learning of Samskrit(am). All our Bharatiya Bhashas have come from Samskrit(am) and our Bhashas have 50 to 80% Samskrit(am) words, so that makes it all the more easier.
Also, watch this short video by Rajiv Malhotra on Samskritizing english. You will be blown away by this audacious new concept, which I am implementing successfully in my daily life in all my conversations. It works wonderfully & helps not just me but all people who I encounter ask me, 'what those words were that I was using', which in turn gives me an opportunity to explain to them what they were... :)
ruclips.net/video/QJTXkvW6kkc/видео.html
This is an excellent initiative. I am 30. I studied in English medium. And i had zero exposure to Sanskrit, except for prayers i may have heard here and there.
I would have despised our sankriti or culture like so many youths today who are educated in this system. Except i got in contact with books of HDG Srila Prabhupada and Iskcon. They are doing a great job in promoting Sanatana dharma. Since, i was practically english in my tastes and thinking, i am always indebted to their service.
While reading the works of Bhagavad Gita and Srimad Bhagavata Purana i noticed how beautiful the words are. I like memorising verses. And would love to learn Sanskrit. You have done an excellent service for humanity. I can learn at my pace and interest now.
Learning Sanskrit is very important. We have to preserve our heritage and pass it onto the future generations. Without that Bharat would be extinct. Bharat itself means where people are engaged, 'rata' in cultivating knowledge. 'Bha' means light or illumination or knowledge.
I used to be a big fan of a character named 'Superman'. Everyone who has contact with American cinema or culture have heard of this guy. In tv or movie side of things they tend to ignore the nuances of this 'action' character.
Being the last son of an alien planet, Krypton he had superpowers. People show that in films. But in the source material there is another aspect to the character. Being the last of his people he strives to preserve Krypton. His lost home. He had constructed almost a museum of Krypton's artifacts. And he learnt the 'Kryptonese' language.
When some survivors from the lost planet eventually show up, like his cousin Kara, they converse in that language. They try to follow the traditions or special days in anyway possible. That is actually beautiful. Even when the people and the culture are gone, Superman tries to learn and preserve his culture and thus his home.
I related a story in fiction which highlights the importance of protecting and promoting our shared heritage. In my opinion, Sanskrit should be made our national language.
Just like Hindi is promoted to promote national integrity, Sanskrit should be promoted. We should be planning and working on this. Because learning a language doesn't mean learning just a means of communication. But it opens up whole new worlds to explore.
Not knowing Sanskrit we are detached from our forefathers. The great sages who left so much wisdom for our benefit. Thankfully, now there are some offshoots for systematic promotion of the knowledge. Yoga has become popular.
But once Sanskrit becomes popular everyone would find how connected we are thanks to the sages and saints who appeared in this land and blessed us.
Hare Krishna. Please accept my obeisances.
Thank u very much anna!!!!!!
A log awaited video!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏i have very high hopes from this series!
Same here
Thanks a lot
I always wanted to learn Sanskrit
This independence day , I want to be independent of all the clutter by instilling the Divine Sanskrit in me through you !
Continue this series. I'll watch every single video !
What you are doing is a great service , Thank you .
Hari Om
I spent a lot of time looking through my universitys Register for a Sanskrit course, I'm so much more glad that you are coming out with one
Thanks bro.Tears came out from my eyes after watching this video.
I was looking for a good source for
Learning sanskrit fora long time.
Again thankyou for this course and
Your all other videos.👍👍👍
Now we come to know Sanskrit isn't just language..It's Spirituality, Science, Personality development subject, singing subject, History subject.... Basically its great source of knowledge ❣️🙏..Thanks for video and creating playlist to learn Sanskrit❣️
I am overjoyed by this initiative. It is a great seva of Sanatana Dharma . You have provided a path for all of us who want to honestly return back to our roots. साधुवाद on the occasion of Independance Day and Rakshabandhan brother .
I feel so glad that people like you are still exist. Your efforts can not only be a simple effort it will brings revolution one day.youth will grasp it.our forgotten languages will revive..
Ever since I was a child I wanted to stay poor. I don't know why but I wanted peace and nature. Later on I decided to become rich to support these vast knowledge and things like Sanskrit
Congratulations to the Channel team and the teacher for the exemplary work of reviving and spreading Sanskrit and the ocean of knowledge it carries. I am 60, a retired Banker and a student of Sanskrit and yoga. Throughout my life i had a deep feeling inside me that I had almost wasted my life as I could not study Sanskrit to which there is no parallel or comparison in the whole world. Learning Sanskrit is the first step to learn directly from the gold mines of the ancient wisdom of the Rshis, which connects our existence to the whole of cosmos, and at the same time applicable to our daily life, which would eventually create a better world for humanity to coexist with other creations of the universe. Luckily, eight years ago I was initiated into Kriya Yoga and happened to attended a few Satsangs, sessions, of my Guru on Bhagavad Gita and Upanishads. I started collecting important scriptures and started Swaadhyaaya, self study, with the help of these texts, translations and you tube videos. My study notes on the Bhagavad Gita slowly transformed into a word by word translation to my Mother tongue, Malayalam. In the process I could acquire a fair understanding of the language, which made me capable of guessing the meaning of A Shlokas with a fair degree of accuracy, or even composing them without formally learning the grammar. When in doubt I refer to the construction in the scriptures I study. I am yet to find a Sanskrit Scholar with whom I can clear grammatical doubts. If anybody can be of help, kindly contact me. My contacts are given below.
For informal adult self study of Sanskrit Language I would like every one to study Bhagavid Gita, so that you can have an initial understanding of the language, can apply the ever new wisdom of our ancient Sasthras in our social as well as work life. Sanskrit and the wisdom of the ancient Scientists, called Rshis, who lived in forest academies called Ashrama, are the common heritage and wealth of the whole humanity.
kssudersan@gmail.com
0091 94472 48428
You know, one of my fellow friend is doing BDS and BMS and he is studying sanskrit now.
Now I get to know how important it is. I am in 12 class.
It is the mother of all languages.
So respect for it should be must.
I m learning it with you as much I get time from my schedule:)
Same
Dear Sir,
I really want to learn Sanskrit so that I can read our scriptures in its original form. I am a 4th year engg student and I promise to take this lessons regularly.
I am here also for the same purpose.🙌🏻
Me too for same objective 🚩
I am here to read Bhagavat Gita in its original texts😊
Yes me too
Excellent, Sanskrit is not a language it's a whole culture by itself.
I'm glad to find out this channel........❤️❤️
Thanks for your efforts. I am learning samskruta since 5 years , so I want proper clarification about Samskruta.
Vande Mataram
Happy independence day
Agreed...but being a doctor/engineer etc does not mean one cant pursue a parallel career in Sanskrit. Being a doctor or engineer isnt just about a high paying job..someone has to heal the sick too and engineers too have to do their work..without engineers even this video wont be possible..lets learn to give every profession its rightful place from a worker to a King.
I am a medical doctor and Sanskrit teacher both.
Its entirely possible to pursue more than one career or job or interest in life and also earn for a livelihood at the same time.
You are doing a great service to everyone..lets encourage everyone to take up more than one interest in life.
thew issue comes where there is scarcity in other fields
I agree with you sir that it is possible to pursue more than 1 interests. However, I don't think that Uday Sir's comment was really critical about other jobs.
It is an honest truth that you'll find lakhs of engineering, medical or commerce students, but only a few would chose Sanskrit since the pay scales are not really very high. It doesn't mean that the other professions are not required. Speaking about my own case, I am CA Final student & holds a post graduation in finance. However, I am really interested in learning Sanskrit and the knowledge of yoga over any other thing (way more than accounting or tax). But I simply cannot take up this field right now! (Honest reason: difference of payscale as Uday Sir said).
So, probably that was the sense in which Uday sir was saying!
Thanks for reading this long comment all the way till here. Hope you have a nice day 😊
@@JatinNagpal1 this is not the 1st time i am seeing a sanskrit video saying that many prefer high paying jobs like a doctor etc.
A doctor job might be high paying in some countries but it comes with real hard work and dedication and a doctors life isnt a bed of roses..so the best is not to compare jobs..all jobs are important from undertaker to priest..btw one can also earn lots by opening an ashram..money earning capacity is there is any job.
You become a Medical Doctor, You can show interest in French German and Russian languages, so why not Sanskrit? Sanskrit is a Key, to vast source of knowledges.
@@jitubrahmbhatt6315 I know 6 langauges..Tamil, Hindi,Sanskrit, English and Malay(Bahasa Malaysia) and Arabic...I dont differentiate languages> All languages can uncover treasure. I am also a medical doctor and I also teach Sanskrit and my 2 favorite languages are Sanskrit and Arabic..both have treasures of knowledge.
Love form Rajasthan
I started my schooling from vidhya bharti school (rss)
First time i found the glory of our culture and language
Lest make sanskrit our national language
Thank you for all your efforts. I am a 14 year old who wanted to read bhgwad Geeta but wanted to learn Sanskrit first . Please start teaching ...
This is what Sanskrit channel was missing....... please continue this series in future.
Count me in uday...So many years... my thirst for sanskrit is just getting quenched
my name is ameya too
This is awesome - I love the politics at around 3:30! The whole channel is great. I’m learning Sanskrit to read Shankaracharya and you were most helpful!
Your classes are incredible, beautiful, useful and I beg you, do not stop transmitting. I am grateful to have found this channel after two years of searching for a pure Sanskrit teaching.
You are doing great work in revival of Sanskrit and making it easy to learn for general public. Continue doing the good work. I wish government would support your efforts financially so that Sanskrit knowledge is disseminated widely.
Namaskaram, I always loved Sanskrit from the childhood and wanted to somehow pursue it now after 25 years. I was in search of some online content and sheer grace that I found your channel which comes directly from your heart. I really appreciate the effort that you have put in to make each video.Thank you so much.
I will be following this fully. thanks for the great effort.
I studied Sanskrit in school, but, unfortunately, as you mentioned, it was taught in a very dry way. Too much focus on the grammar and the mechanics.
I still enjoyed it, partly because my mother would teach me interesting things from our Itihas in Sanskrit.
I’m VERY excited by this initiative! I will really try to follow the videos and relearn Devabhasha the right way!
All the very best, and thank you and your team for doing this 🙂🙏🏽. You just made this Independence Day 🇮🇳 even better!
Thanks for starting Sanskrit online Channel ... I was searching for it from many days...🙏🙏
You just earned a member!🙏🙏🙏 Thank you so much for putting so much efforts into teaching Sanskrit so well!
im really happy to know that there are people who learn, teach sanskrit in this way, our rigid education system made sanskrit nothing but a headache to students. and i am quite amazed to know that sanskrit is so deep and is arranged in a systematic way. keep the good work. thankyou for letting me know that sanskrit is such a magnificient subject to learn.
Hum sabhi ki Sukhna chahiye iss beautiful language that's mother of all language.
Oh my god this is something I thought won't happen in this lifetime.. I was so sad that I would never know this language which has become much more than my life .almost like a beggar I am searching and listening something or other trying to translate.. u dnt knw how much u hv helped even by thinking that I cn learn some day brings me immense joy thankyou so much sir namaskaram
Nice one, Today is independent day and along with it India is celebrating World Sanskrit Day.स्वतंत्र दिवस और विश्व संस्कृतम् दिवस कि हार्दिक शुभेच्छा 🙏
When I was in 5th, I chose one foreign language over Sanskrit in order to show of my personality, but now I regret my decision and also came here to suppress my regret and tell myself that it's not been too late.
I CONFUSED HOW TO START LEARN SANSKRIT..BUT NOW I AM CLEAR ABOUT THAT..THANKS FOR YOUR HELP...AND THANKS FOR YOUR WORK TOWARDS OUR CULTURE ...
Yes, thank you. I study yoga and had one year of Sanskrit in college, I still know Devanagari so this channel is amazing.
Your one of the good sanskrit teacher.
My deep gratefulness for your seva. Aum Shakti Aum.
WOW....what great news on this auspicious Sanskrit Divas. So looking forward to your course...it sounds great.
This is awesome. Guru kripahi kebalam.
I have never seen teacher like u.. U r gifted🙏🙏
Wow awesome. I was just searching sanskrit lessons online and couldn't find any. This is great
Thank you
We are excited to learn sanskrit
Dhanyavad
I knew there is something v special about this language n I am grateful that finally I have a guru who cares to take us on this spiritual journey. I would love to take this journey, called Sanskrit
Thank you we want to learn Sanskrit please continue 🙏🙌
I have been watching n following the channel ,this is worthy, thank you, thanks to the RUclips which has bridged us..
Great effort for protecting the mother of all languages.
This is the best news I've come across this independence day. Please do put up a course which is accessible to a large audience... Many people I know are very much interested in Sanskrit, but are not able to pursue it because a good course is hard to come by. I'm personally looking forward to learning the linguistics and the thought processes that have endured for such a long time in the form of this language.
You people r doing a great job of bringing the ancient language to everyone's reach. Thanks a lot.
I'm eagerly waiting to start learning. You PPL are doing great job. I was clueless as from where and how to frame a syllabus for learning. I'm grateful that My lord showed direction to ur channel.
I really appreciate your efforts to revive the sacred language. And we are fortunate enough to find a guru like you. We see a basic quality of possession of knowledge and path to drive through the tunnel of darkness to light. I bow down to your endeavour and aspirations. 🙌🏼
Excellent initiative. I learned sanskrit 10 yrs ago. But now I forgot. I want to learn again. Thank you so much.
Even Sinhala the language of Sinhala people in Sri Lanka comes from Samskrit..n I got all ur words..the meanings r the same I guess..this got me so interested.. Thank you!🙏💐
This is the best channel.
Beautifully explained. Teachers like you not only teach but create immense interest for the subject in us. Thank you for all ur videos... 🙏
You are great sir 🙏💓🙏 I'm from Assam and you are now guru for me... I'm grateful to get your knowledge through you 😊
Great video and great work on spreading the love for Sanskrit language
I learned Sanskrit in school and college and this is a wonderful opportunity to brush up my grammar. Love all your videos and thank you so much for all the effort you put into your videos.
We all happy that you have started teaching Sanskrit language, it will be great help for revival of Sanskrit if great way of reaching technique is used which is used by our Vedic gurus, we hope Panani grammar will be taught to.
You have great teaching skills, you are protecting Sanskrit. There is good number of video, if it would have Lesson 1, lesson 2...... 3, 4... It would be easy to learn serially. Thanks a lot for your valuable teaching.
Tears of joy come out from my eyes Namassivaaya
Namaskaram. My whole hearted gratitude towards you and your team for starting the course.This is a significant milestone
Thank you a lot for this move! Indian education system never gave same importance to sanskrit as others! I'm learning samskritam from last 9 years in school, but haven't got anything more than basic language knowledge from there. There's much and more knowledge as I have got to know bcz of family background, but in schools still learning just stories which should've been atleast 3 years b4 in the syllabus!
Once again thank you🔥🙌🙏
Really appreciate your teaching methods.You just increased the eagerness of learning Sanskrit which is not just a language but a part of human body
I was waiting for this for years and years. Thank you so much guruji.
Mahashaya, you are a good teacher. Your teaching can create a positive platform to explore the hidden knowledge in Sanskrit
Amazing work 👍👍👍👍looking forward to see more. .
I have contributed a v lil amount (as I am a student) but this is my way of supporting our traditional language .
Every one shud contribute , whatever they can to ppl who have d courage to become a sanskrit teacher despite of the odds and hardship they face .
You should really make a series called "LEARNING SANSKRIT" where you teach and explain the script and the different alphabets used ( you actually did it before so it's done), the grammer and the commonly used words in sanskrit.This should really help people like me and others who are really interested in learning sanskrit.
I have been eager to learn sanskrit language, but didn't have any easy access like this. I am very much hopeful now.
Love from Nepal ❤
Thank you so much . I am following this series religiously. Thanks a million
I will chose Achintya-Bheda-Abheda Vedanta By Chaitanya Mahaprabhu and Govinda Bhasya of Baladeva Vidyabhusana On Brahma Sutras... In 4th Nigamagama Section... Also Sad Sandarbha, Gopala champu.... Krama sandarbha... And Many Literature... Also Bhakti Rasamrita Sindhu.... Achintya Bheda Abheda Vedanta Is Most Perfect According to my Logic...
Thank you for sharing this series, which I hope to benefit from. Having been to India numerous times, but not enough to delve deeply into Bharat's language, this is a welcome opportunity.
its very organized language. not random. there is an answer to almost every "why" a language learner might ask. Actually its kinda like science.
Namaskaram! Please,Bhaiya! Start this sanskrit learning series you got me really excited i cant wait to learn Sanskrit!
All the very best Anna!
Really looking forward to learn Sanskrit from you soon!🤩
Great efforts..I wld study sanskrit soon. Believe me the science,"Vyamanika shastra" ,"Shushruta Samhita" are great scientific works .Support2U from the land of PANINI & KAMASUTRA😎 #PATLIPUTRA😎#BIHAR😍😎
Pranam guruji
Excellent way of teaching 🙏
when i was in school learning sanskrit.. from class 6th to 8th.. i used to find it boring.. i used to especially hate memorizing those different forms of verbs... that 3 x 9 table sort of thing.. dont remember what it was called now.
but after growing up.. i started finding sanskrit interesting.. i love its pronunciations.. the difficulty in pronouncing such big words.. they seem like a whole sentence by themselves.. and after learning what sanskrit really is..and its benefits.. i find it more n more facinating... i am really eager to know how you ll teach it.. how it can be made 'not boring'.. bcuz i do want to learn it.. but just not the way it was taught in school
I'm already reading Shankarachrya's Gita Bhasya in English!
And as a Hindu and spiritually inclined person I've deep desire to learn Sanskrit.
Though I've started learning myself, but couldn't finding some good lessons in internet.
But I hope your channel will provide those learning guidance.
I really do appreciating your effort........kodikodipranamam
This is a treat for all of us. Let's make Sanskrit great again
This has been a wonderful find. It has been so hard to find resources for learning Sanskrit.
Sanskrit is a language that I would LOVEEE TO LEARN. Thank you for this, resources are so dim for this language since not many people know it...
Thank you so much for this. I have started with a small donation today. Will continue to be your supporter always.
Best initiative , late but not forgotten! I have started learning and am enjoying it. Regret why I was not taught in school!
I started learning sir.
And please keep doing!
Thankyou so much for your effort !