as per the ancient indian sacred texts, tamil was a product of combined efforts by Sage Agastya and Lord Subrahmanya. FYI telugu is 80% sanskrit based.
Sorry sir, Telugu is no more than 30% Sanskrit. We have words for everything in Telugu except that people feel proud speaking the Sanskrit equivalent instead of the Telugu word. Few missing words about 30 percent is borrowed from Sanskrit.🙏🙏
Bro he is not the only one who knows it.Many came like him and many died . He is using his wisdom for right purpose in a very wise way. If you want to know how I will give you a video which perfectly explains the difference in short. It is truth just like gravity is gravity whether it is discovered does'nt matter . Coz we are a part of a cycle which no other religions preach.
Sanskrit words pronounced correctly is music to ears. Sanskrit is the language where the expression in prose and poem is closet, to my understanding. Therefore, dialogue, monologue, and song forms of expressions converge in Sanskrit.
Sanskrit learning takes time and effort... as he spokes Tamil, it has lots of similarities with sanskrit.. anyway he mentioned that if he had learnt sanskrit,he would have been ended up reading scripture because it's so fascinating and enriched with deeper knowledge... But reading and perceiving will took more time . one can experience several aspects of universe just by thinking or in his words "turning Inward" ,why to learn a language and read fascinating stories and ended up in one track vision... but he clearly stated his immense love for the language.. We people can learn Sanskrit and research this language and develope our own programing language for this technological advancements of this era... or at least we can start adding this language to all level of schooling... slowly convert all subjects into this language... 1.35 billion people should not become the slave of 0.35 billion british people's language . That is a shame and it's becoming too late to recover our old glory . At least we Indian can do so.... This things are not his life goal... at least he didn't discouraged anyone not to read or learn Sanskrit... so without bullying or throwing negative comments see yourself what have you done.. I feel ashamed of myself for using "English" a paralyzed language. But people in this society thinks a English speaking person is educated and others are not so... its becoming a fashion.... and those western world is very much pleased by their progress... they are killing our identity.... we are feeling ashamed of our mother tongue .... that is their success... mindless indian educated d i k heads...
The thing is we all feel ashamed and expect that someone else would learn and revive it. I was in the same boat till recently. Then I put in my effort to learn spoken Sanskrit and love how easy it is. You can also learn spoken Sanskrit for free from Samskrita Bharathi. I’ve also completed a basic learning of spoken Sanskrit via the free Samskrita Bharathi videos available on RUclips- they also have a free 10 day in person classes they conduct in different parts of Bharath and outside. It is pointless merely giving our opinion on social media if we do not put an effort to learn the language. (Saw this as topmost comment hence responding to this) Aum🙏
Sanskrit should be the official world language. Write as You speak, read as it is written! Only one language is like this today in whole Europe: Serbo-Croatian, quite close to Sanskrit.
But I'm sorry to say brother, Sadhguru would be more proud if you had said that I am or I would learn Sanskrit through or after watching Sadhguru. This is exactly he is talking about in this video that we have lost our roots under the inlfuence of Westernization and English.
Awesome 👏 explanation sadguru...... people, did anyone observe Sadguru while speaking? He wouldn’t take long pauses and he also not utter any word wrongly.. like aaa eeee uuuu etc
That's because Sadhguru is not only spiritual teacher or philosopher like thousands are available on RUclips today who just give a lectures but Sadhguru himself is a Siddha yogi with highest capabilities in human race. 🙏🙏
Sanskrit is not just a language !! It's Far more than A Language !! Every Sound in Sanskrit is Like a Mantra that is so powerful and has the potency to Bring so much benefits to the person (to his Body/Mind/Soul/Experience) uttering it (correctly) and hearing it and to the environment and the space around HIM !! Such is the Potency Of Sanskrit !! Also that it IS THE FIRST Language on the Planet and it was meant for Spirituality and The Sounds of Sanskrit IS THE Language of Creation Itself !! Right From the Creator - THE Lord !! Its THE Most Perfect Language with all the fundamental Sounds (in the way it SHOULD BE) right from the Creator !! And OM is The Frist Ever Sound Vibrated/Uttered and Heard in the Beginning - The beginning of this Universe/The beginning of this Manifestation !! And Hence we have the Majority of the Hindu Scriptures compiled in Sanskrit !! Good Luck India and Sanskrit !!
Every year we lose more and more obscure language's, it's no loss, language is a barrier, it seperates, humanity is moving towards a universal language of which sound and vibration is the foundation, the building blocks of the cosmos
Maybe we all don't realise the immensity of something now and then later we may regret it. It's best things are preserved. You say language is a barrier. But then a lot of things in the world can be seen as a barrier. A soldier who is ready to die for his country is discriminatory person, a lover is a discriminatory person.
Before watching this video I was thinking like Language is just a ship ... Your thoughts are like water of oceans and only your direction matters... But your ship also matters ... Pronunciation uttering has some impact on our life ... Every language contains unique style ... Sanskrit will be the most mysteriously heroic ... So many anuswaraas and Rahhaswas ... What kind of expressions those will be ... Intese most effective ... Awesome
@@neodvd17 while sanskrit : Tolkappiyam, that's also mine. Tamil : How? Sanskrit : I'll explain, sit down. In Tolkappiyam II, 397, the author classifies words into four kinds as iyaRcol, tiricol, ticaiccol and vatacol. lyaRcol is indigenous word and vatacol is Sanskrit word. Tolkappiyar, Sanskrit words having been inseparably mixed up in Tamil. So, there can be no denial that Tamil is very ancient but, its development took place under Sanskrit influence. Sanskrit influence in Tolkalppiyam and TirukkuRal have been proved by scholars like Vaiyapuri Pillai, Ramachandra Diksithar, Krishnaswami Iyengar and others. Sangam works In AkanaNuRu PuRanaNuRu and others, the occurrence of words like yupum (yupa), avi (havis), avuti (ahuti), tun (sthuna), amarar (amara),vetam (vedu), mutti (tretagni) and tavam (tapas) clearly shows that even Vedic Sanskrit did have some sort of influence in those times. Words relating to the ordinary social life, pantam (bhanda), ulakam (loka), pokam (bhoga), amiLtu (amrta) and mantilam (mandala) and the like were also contributed by them. Tamil : Well, let's just accept that we won't go around fighting over age. Don't belittle me with Vedas and I won't belittle you over speakers. Deal. Sanskrit : A'right then.
The elderly gentleman with bald head and a long beard seen in the background next to the questioner is David Frawley a Hindutva teacher and author who was renamed as Vamadeva Shastri.
Greetings From Goloka Vrindavan. Here are my two cents. This gentleman wanted to know the importance of Sanskrit in understanding "Aham Brahmasmi". All the Vedas and Puranas were spoken and written in Sanskrit in the beginning. All the languages were derived from Sanskrit, even the English. For example, Aham = I am. Me = To me. Mama = Mine or my. As he put it, it is indeed a jewel in the crown of languages. The makeup of humans is of two energies according to the Lord (#1 Energy, Bhagawan, Universal Consciousness) 1. Material (Pancha Bhootas, mind, intelligence and ego ) 2. Spiritual Energy, the true self, atman, individual consciousness-part-n-parcel of the Universal Consciousness. Once the boundary line of the body is gone, you just have only the Consciousness. So, you see only the consciousness, just one. You, all other living creatures including plants, and I are that Brahman, the Universal Consciousness. Understanding this through Sanskrit from the original Vedas and Upanishads/Bhagavadgita would be authentic and derive exact meaning lest it lost through other languages and interpretations. It is that simple to achieve Moksha/Nirvana in that you have to gain knowledge about Brahman (Impersonal or a personalized God; Shiva/Krishna Rama etc), realize your true self first, do unattached karmas, dedicate all karmas to GOD, love all, chant OM...you are Home, no doubt..you reach the abode of peace and bliss...that is moksha. Another thing; always an alphabet of any language contains a certain number of letters, but not alphabets! Sadguru just gave an incomplete answer on the mechanism of sound waves and hearing as words processed in the brain.
While sanskrit : Tolkappiyam, that's also mine. Tamil : How? Sanskrit : I'll explain, sit down. In Tolkappiyam II, 397, the author classifies words into four kinds as iyaRcol, tiricol, ticaiccol and vatacol. lyaRcol is indigenous word and vatacol is Sanskrit word. Tolkappiyar, Sanskrit words having been inseparably mixed up in Tamil. So, there can be no denial that Tamil is very ancient but, its development took place under Sanskrit influence. Sanskrit influence in Tolkalppiyam and TirukkuRal have been proved by scholars like Vaiyapuri Pillai, Ramachandra Diksithar, Krishnaswami Iyengar and others. Sangam works In AkanaNuRu PuRanaNuRu and others, the occurrence of words like yupum (yupa), avi (havis), avuti (ahuti), tun (sthuna), amarar (amara),vetam (vedu), mutti (tretagni) and tavam (tapas) clearly shows that even Vedic Sanskrit did have some sort of influence in those times. Words relating to the ordinary social life, pantam (bhanda), ulakam (loka), pokam (bhoga), amiLtu (amrta) and mantilam (mandala) and the like were also contributed by them. Tamil : Well, let's just accept that we won't go around fighting over age. Don't belittle me with Vedas and I won't belittle you over speakers. Deal. Sanskrit : A'right then.
Ha ha ha, your comment is like, praising ur own self. You will write your own history and others history in a way it benefits you and then claim that history is the truth?? So, let me understand this, the world you claim that it had root in Sanskrit, can you give some etymology of why it got that name? For example, in Tamil we name bangle as valayal, cause it's curvy( valai). Like that if you can give me the etymology for atleast one word u called as Sanskrit origin with letters meaning too. Say for example phoneciean alphabets are the base of Egyptian alphabets which derived from the drawings. The letter A is called aleph which is the drawing of a bull/ ox, they call the ox as aleph in their language. So give me the root word for all the words u mention for sanskritised Tamil and i challenge you. I bet I can give you the etymology of the same Tamil word after ur explanation.
i respect you sadguru you always stand on the truth. I feel amaze when you bravely say except Tamil all other language have inter link with Sanskrit. You are different from any other sadguru's
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that the shown path /teaching yoga and preached by him is not correct. 2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that. 3) That's why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate
SAGE AGASTHIAR WAS THE BROTHER OF SAGE VASISTHA. BOTH WERE EXPONENTS OF SANSKRIT. AGASTHIAR IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE FOUNDER OF TAMIL. SO SOMEWHERE, WOULD IT BE NOT BE POSSIBLE THAT THERE IS A SANSKRIT FLAVOUR TO TAMIL? I WOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR INSIGHTS INTO THIS.
English may have only 26 alphabets but it's not a easy language to learn, it took me ages to be good enough to converse in english, in contrast, it took me only 15-20 days to learn hindi, learning Indian languages is far more easier if you pay the same level of effort and attention.
You completely missed the point Sadhguru was trying to make. The english alphabet on itself is easy to learn but it isn't complete to make all sounds. That's where memorizing certain words comes in. For eg, ''Future" isn't the correct arrangements of the letters, people who came across the word "future" for the first time would pronounce it otherwise.
He wanted to say that indian languages for ex hindi has sounds which can be learnt fairly quickly as the character are attached with the exact same sound when we speak. For ex church and cinnamon have two different pronunciation for the same word C
@Gg Og I accept that my name is from Sanskrit. Ancient Aasivagam is the earlier Hinduism, and the 40% of Tamil words not taken from Sanskrit. 40% of Sanskrit words taken from Tamil. Kindly seek the destroyed history of Aasivagam and Tamil Mostly Jews do such things The truth is Gods and cultures of Tamil is from Aasivagam, and the stories from Indo-Aryan...
He never said that. He said that he actually wanted to learn it but he knew that for him to learn it he would have to read the scriptures. He did not want to read the scriptures.
@@kkb2687all main scriptures are translated in English and several other Indian and non Indian languages. Spanish, French, German translations too. He speaks English, Hindi, Tamil and if he wishes he read scriptures in those languages. Why use mantras if not wanting to learn sanskrit?
@@alkasingal what's your deal dude. You are acting as if you are some Sanskrit soldier. Just chill a bit. In your haste to accuse someone of being against Sanskrit you are acting like a soldier. He may have his reasons. Maybe he didn't learn Sanskrit because then he would invariably read the scriptures and that he didn't want to do. You can't dictate what someone else is doing or thinking
Make Sanskrit The spoken and official Language of th world henceforth! And the world so has the great future off civilization as thus then the world becomes one family of Huma beings
More you learn sanskrit more information you discover … there’s so much knowledge hidden in our sanskrit literature. I can understand how our Rishis and Munis had so much power, siddhi and amazing technology . Sadly most of it is lost as invaders purposely destroyed those who were instrumental in passing it on to generations and also our literature. We have to learn it again as much as possible. I see many Tamil dissing Sanskrit but I know several Tamils who are learning Sanskrit and are pundits in Sanskrit. No one is forcing Sanskrit on those who don’t want to learn. But it’s important to be familiar with it if one wants to rediscover and protect our sanskriti.
Please note. Once upon a time hole India means Tamil Nadu.. Now. .... Mr. Yogi said. Sanscrit is sound. Frist we must know, in best of my knowledge, OM is a Pranava Mandhiram. But He pronuonced as AAM. I don't know how it is correct.
And what time is that? When whole India was Tamil Nadu, you people come from Africa through Kumari Kandam continent and you are talking that you people were the origin of India. First learn history, first man on this planet was born in Africa and they migrated all over the world and Tamilians are no exceptional, so by no means today's land of India belongs to Tamilians, you yourself migrated.
@@custodydrama9693This is the difference between native indians and those migrated to india in the past. Native indians always know Sanskrit is the mother language, it's only the migrated population that doesn't have much liking for Sanskrit. One can easily identify with 90% accuracy who is native or not just by knowing what they think about Sanskrit.
@@sp-18op-user yeah bro, even today also these people..., Tamilians think only about the progress of Tamil Nadu while rest of the people think about India, I just don't understand if these have so much problem with us then why don't they make their separate country now. Forget about past but if today also they have problem I think they should ask for separate nation. It's better to have drain brain than having brain in drain. These people keep on spreading hate towards other states. They say that they are not Indian and so many things.
@@custodydrama9693 u himself accepted one who migrated first thousands years before u, definitely that place bolelongs to them, 🤣 u people don't ve right to spell the word HISTORY 😄
@@mercedesbenz3751 : more literature in Tamil than Hindi and English put together. Of course I’m not talking about bullshit English books. I meant English that classifies as literature.
Dravida language is independent of sanskrit but not tamil..Tamil do have some sanskrit words, just because it has more influence of dravida and less influence of sanskrit than any other language in present world doesn't make itself dravida language..There ar many extracted languages from dravida speak all over south and some of the languages spread even upto pakistan..Seems like sadguru have special affinity with tamil but it wasn't expected from a person who i like for his practicality
none of us are doing exhaustive research about one particular subject, hence all of us are half knowledged, including me, you and sadhguru. you must have also noticed that he said sanskrit is closest but not perfect to correspond to the sounds of Nature. Who is doing a sincere and exhaustive research to speak about one particular subject?
@@dakshinaamurthyly576 there is difference between ideal and practical conclusions..Instead of striving for ideal and end up on some where with no conclusions, for me it's better to conclude with all practical terms by not crossing reality in which we exist
@@pinnacleessence1750 From what I have had heard from one of an expert in proto Dravidian scripts, my understanding is that Tamil is least affected form of Proto Dravidian script or language or how ever it would please you to call it as. So it has certain alphabets included to make sounds that are not naturally present in the script and because of geography, intermixing of people and various other factors it has a lot of included words from sanskrit for the sake of convenience and for every included words there can be a minimum of two or three equivalent Tamil words. So there's no case where Tamil cannot fully function without sanskrit but also can function very efficiently and beautifully in terms of literary sense. So it would be very stupid to argue that Tamil having a few words for convenience without understanding if the language can function perfectly well without those added words. Well if the claim is that Tamil is not fully Dravidian, that begs the question what is fully Dravidian in the first place. Where's it ? Every language undergoes a few changes in the way it is scripted and spoken. There's no finding which is the beginning when it comes to languages,the best that can be done is which is the least influenced. As far as Dravidian scripts are considered, Tamil is least influenced and if someone wish to take even the minor external language influence on the language,Tamil can still function beautifully. So what's the point here exactly
@@arunvignesh7015 i respect all south indian languages and tamil has max similarity with dravida language ..But i believe present telugu (derived from old kannada) is first as it has much influence of sanskrit which makes easier to evolve and then kodagu then tulu then kannada then malayalam and than tamil which has prityless influence of sanskrit than all and make it tougher to survive with minimal influence and reintroduced as tamil with light sanskrit touchups
Yeah. Sanskryt and polish are very close related. But people do not consider what words means. Polish language have separate words for every aspect expierience and thing. But for people it is easier think simply and they use one word in many meanings. So after that word " love" is mean something what it never was then in result true meaning us lost. The same is about word " emotions". And yeah. If really carefully look at the word the describing, pronouncation, every letter, and all compound if word and situated it in nature there is real meaning what we sayung and what it is in fact. So is there someone that want to play in game of words? To compare sanskrit and polish? 😃 Niech sie darzy z uśmiechem na twarzy. ❤
In past video he said that, he avoided to learn Sanskrit cause it leads him to scriptures and other religious things. That's why he avoided it. And now!?...
Pedigree of the language and preference of learning or not, are 2 different things. Here in this discussion, he only admits to the quality of the language. Besides, after I become another Sadhguru maybe even I will choose not to learn. But till then, let’s not make choices beyond our abilities. May not suit us.
Princeton Junction -New Jersey (USA) The Person who has asked this Question -4 years ago- >"Sir- You please see and Listen the video of The Most respected Mr Jagnnath Vasudev has said himself >"Why I have Never Learnt Sanskrit Language ?" -What is the FUN of asking a Question to a Person who has Never Learned Sanskrit Language and what answer and what answer do you expect from a Person who has NEVER Learned Sanskrit ? Mr.David Frawley (Vaama Deva Sastri) is also sitting close to you
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ? 2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that. 3
There is a video with guru says that his teachings are not based on any scripturebut it is just half video which liberal used to condemn Sadhguru. I request you that please upload the full video so that people can know the truth.if you have already uploaded that video can you share the link.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sadguru doesn't know sanskrit... He hadn't read any vedas or upnishads...He knows english and juggle it. No answer he was able to give for a clear question. ..His enlightenment is a self declared one. 😉
As per Sadguru's theory, generally, people do not like to learn things that are very difficult. So I would infer that where there is a large following, the intellectual quality of the message has to be very low...
Following does not necessarily mean learning, following is mostly out of devotion which is comes from a place of emotion. Real learners are a very small percentage of followers. So the efforts required to really learn something, is not put in by all followers but only a small subset of them.
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ? 2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that. 3
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ? 2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that. 3
This guy so full of bologna. "if you listen to nature, if you pay attention to the reverb of nature, you will know the language." If this were true, why would anyone need to study and learn sanskrit? Couldn't I absorb it by listening to nature anywhere in the world? how long do I have to sit in front of a tree before it whispers it's name is sanskrit to me? How long do I have to watch birds before they sing me their names? This is absolute nonsense.
Because Tamil evolved around music. Sanskrit evolved from matter-sound relationship (the oscilloscope stuff that’s mentioned in the video). Thus Tamil connects heavily with Carnatic, and the impact of music and sounds and rhythms on the mind. But not beyond. Sanskrit probably goes beyond.
Equl script means wat ? Tamizh was some thousand years older than the artificial sanscrit just like modern day pizza, u can see clearly natural languages ve their unique nazal sound bcos animals and birds are the perfect examlpes , example Tamil Malayalam and aborginals still maintain their hard core nazel sounds
Excerpted commentary on language by Shrii Sarkar : Varna Vijinana Phonetics - 1 (Discourse 1) All the languages of the world are bound together on a single thread - sútre mańigańá iva. No language is beyond this law. Those languages which used to carry the remnants of natural melodies have also finally had to obey this law. Even before the existence of written script the science of language was based on phonetics. Despite the lack of script, alphabetical order did exist. For example, during the Rgvedic era the letters ka, kha, ga, gha existed but people did not know how to write them. The people of that time were not familiar with the letters of the alphabet - they knew their pronunciation but they could not write them. At that time metrics were fixed according to alphabetical order. Written script did not exist at the beginning of the Vedic era. Written script came into existence between five and six thousand years ago with the Saendhavii script. Although written script did not exist in the Vedic era, metre did. There are seven metres in the Vedas: Uśńik, Gáyatrii, Anuśt́up, Triśt́up, Brhatii, Jagatii and Paunkti. There were special rules for the pronunciation of Uśńik metre. The Vedic language is the oldest language that we are familiar with. This language was influential in central Asia and certain parts of India for a period that extended from fifteen thousand years ago to about seven and a half thousand years ago. Its alphabetical order follows the rules of Rgvedic pronunciation. There are three accepted systems of pronunciation in Sanskrit - Saḿvrta, Vivrta and Tiryyak. Both Sanskrit and Vedic have three measures of pronunciation - short, long and extended. In Sanskrit there are four accepted systems of pronunciation - Káshiká, Dakśińii, Maháráśt́rii and Gaoŕiiya [those of Benares, southern India, Maharashtra and Bengal]. The Rgvedic style of pronunciation is different from the Yajurvedic style of pronunciation. In Saḿvrta the pronunciation of the alphabet is similar to Bengali pronunciation. In Vivrta it is somewhat similar to that of the western areas of Uttar Pradesh. Tiryyak occupies a place somewhere between the English “au” and the English “o”. For example, we write man but we pronounce it somewhere in-between “maun” and “mone”. The Rgvedic style has a total of fifty letters - sixteen vowels and thirty-four consonants. A language normally lasts about one thousand years and a script about two thousand years before undergoing metamorphosis. Script, however, is not sound. It is alphabetical order. The Bengali script came into existence approximately fifteen hundred years ago and it will survive for some time longer. Due to the invention of printing, the life of the script will be extended somewhat. The Prákrta language came into existence approximately thirty-five hundred years ago and when it did Sanskrit or Vedic pronunciation changed. To put it in another way, the name of those altered verbal root forms, word forms, pronouns and vocabulary was Prákrta, which spread orally among the common people. Prákrta came into existence shortly before the advent of Krśńa. Many people believe that Sanskrit is an artificial language. However, the prevalence of so many Sanskrit words in the speech of uneducated people proves that it is not. For example, kandara is a Sanskrit word. In the colloquial language of Rarh there is a word kándar, that is, a small, deep tributary. If Sanskrit were an artificial language then how could there be so many Sanskrit words in use among uneducated people. The people of Rarh have Sanskrit in their blood. It is their native language. If Bengali is the language of our veins and arteries then Sanskrit is the language of our bone marrow.
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ? 2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that.
@Custody Drama he is Traveller that's why he skipped Learning Sanskrit in Young age... basically in South Indian families if someone learn Sanskrit he will be used for public functions and opening sermons... That's why he didn't want to learn Sanskrit.... But still he knows more Shlokas and understand the language...
Sanskrit is the language of our Indian spiritual language our nation and it's legacy.It has the power to unite all Indians as no one will oppose it. There is opposition to learning Hindi in many parts of India as it's a regional language. English on the other hand is the link language, for all Indians more then Hindi ,as well as the whole world.India was introduced to the world through the English language. The global link language may change in the future and we all will have to adapt. But for India's unity and for spiritual development and progress learning and understanding sanskrit is paramount. For those interested pls check on the 23 volume series called Varna Vijinana( in English as “The Science of Letters”), by scholar and philologist Shrii P R Sarkar on sam'skrta.
Sanskrit is a religious cultural civilisational language of Bharat Aryavart that must be known to children by the age of 7 in Bharat English is a International language a communication to the world. Tamil and other world wide local languages are languages of identity. 3 language must be understood by the age of 7
What is the use of learning Sanskrit, When everything written in Sanskrit is available in translated English version. No Sanskrit Only English. Hindi Never English ever. - Rajagopalachari.
The Ramayana speaks of 18 (if I remember correctly) languages spoken at that time. So obviously Sanskrit is not the Vedic language. ~17 of these languages died but that’s a different story.
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam are all Dravidian languages developed independently initially. However, over the years, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada have taken so many Sanskrit loan words and replaced their ingenious words with Sanskrit. Its similar to English words like 'Internet' 'Hard disk' 'Keyboard' etc that make way into our languages these days. In Tamil, Sanskrit loan words are very few. Some falsely claiming 40% Sanskrit in Tamil, its not true. Only speakers of Tamil Brahmin dialect use as much Sanskrit, not others. In other Tamil dialects, its less than 5% and can be completely avoided if required. For example, in spoken tamil, Sanskrit origin word 'Santhosham' (happiness) is slowly fading out in favor of Tamil word 'Magizhchi' by most speakers. In written and literary Tamil, mixing Sanskrit is considered unpleasant, so people tend to use pure Tamil. In other words, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada speakers think mixing more Sanskrit words make their languages look more classy & stylish, but it Tamil its the other way round. Using pure Tamil is considered high class, especially in literary circles. It is because of this independence on Sanskrit and maintaining individuality, Tamil is not Sanskrit based, according to linguists.
If u mix a poision in a bowl of Tamil milk ,then it becomes Telugu the most sanscritized next malayalm , tulu and kanada is slightly different for example they took only Sanskrit sound while speeking Tamil, that's the reason kannada and Tamil are very close relletively compare to other dravidian languages
Little do you realize there’s those of us within west/Europe/eurasia whom utterly detest westernization upon the world and we turn toward Sanskrit to educate us properly away from the degradation that has become this world, we love you india and we oppose the power and controllers that be
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ? 2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that. 3
Don't worry we fight intellectually not with stones, and Sanskrit can be made compulsory where people wants it! Leave us we have everything we need in Tamil literature and anyone who wants to learn Sanskrit here will do it on their own will!
Don't underestimate Tamil we changed our language to move forward to know ultimate ....ahm sound is core sound we teach our kids to say Ahmma (mother) so we Tamils have great language than yours.
There is no rituals and mantras In Tamil... current day spokem Tamil have some words from Sanskrit.. But the old pure Tamil have no single root from the Sanskrit.. You have to know more about Tamil
Most of those poor people don’t know English and I have been to Tamilnadu. Very few understand it… forget about speaking. Many countries are wealthy enough without any English. And there are many poor people (often hidden from public eye to make them look better), in English speaking countries.
@@alkasingal Many countries are rich without English because they have Oil and other mineral resources. English is the best resource that India has. And as you agreed most of them poor because they don't know English.
Bibel written in English and every Christian people will understand that, Khuran written in Urdu and every Muslim understand that... Hindu text written in Sanskrit but only 1000 of Hindus know Sanskrit.... So its very important to save Sanskrit. If not today it should be revived in the near future and every Hindu can read and understand the text and interpret in correct way in regional languages and propagate its essence... We should not read the English translation written by Christian missionaries who's intention was to showcase Hinduism as bad.
@luring wind shut the f... Up ur ass ...it's not which is oldest ...you should speak what everyone else is talking to communicate like sanskrit not some nut job old language bullshitting mindset
To praise something no reason is required; just that you like it is enough, for example, you can enjoy music without learning it. However, to criticize something it is mandatory to have knowledge of the subject being criticized for the criticism to be constructive; otherwise, it is nothing but ill will.
@Alexander The Great I have no authority. I have every right to post my opinion on what constitutes civil discourse and what are necessary elements of such debate.
I don't understand why Sadhguru (self proclaimed seeker) supports the stupid argument that all Indian languages were derived from sanskrit except for Tamil. South Indian ( Dravidian ) languages like Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu have more in common with each other than with sanskrit. Many of the linguists/researchers say there should be a proto-dravidian language whose roots are completely independent of sanskrit. In these matters that Sadhguru fails to provide proper information.
@Gg Og I'd be much happier if we found out that there is no such thing as Aryan Dravidian divide and the entire India is same. But do u really still think rushis and munis created Indian languages!! It's like saying sun revolves around earth. A language is formed by people speaking it for over thousands of years. Any guy cannot create a language of this scale. Also you can't help but notice how south Indian languages have so much in common with each other more than what they have in common with Hindi, Bengali etc... is it not possible that they are derived from seperate roots??
@@chethan93 Aryan Invasion theory is already debunked, it is scientifically, archeologically debunked, but you don't want to accept it, cause it doesn't make you happy
@@custodydrama9693 Aryan invasion theory has nothing to do with Kannada, Telugu etc being evolved from a different language family in comparison to Sanskrit. I don't believe in Aryan invasion theory as well. My whole point of the original comment is, even Sadhguru separates Tamil from other South languages. There is already too much of toxic Dravidianism in TN that Sadhguru shouldn't add fuel to it. He must do the opposite.
Believe it or not, Sanskrit is the only language much suitable for Speech Recognition and Artificial Intelligence in Computer field. The reason is very simple. It's alphabets (Mainly Devnagari Scripts) is phonetic scripts and you write what you speak. There is no need for pronunciation for words. Sanskrit is well known for its rigid,structured and highly developed grammar. It is almost like it can be represented by mathematical logic. The main reason why Sanskrit is good for Artificial Intelligence is that in any sentence in Sanskrit language, every words used contains hidden intelligence. For simple example - Aham Griham Gachhami ( I home go - I go home ). Aham represent not only "I" but also gives its activity as a subject. Griham "home" represent as object with something happening on and finally Gachhami "go" always means "I'''s activity or it is only associated with "I". The sentence does not need to interpolate but only gives the clear meaning and also unique words associated with "I go home". This is the reason why Sanskrit is suitable for speech recognition and Artificial Intelligence in Computer field.
@@dumbtom6831 either u r engaging in some next-level meta trolling, or, at least, a poor attempt at it OR you have no idea how you have contradicted yourself from one statement to the next, and you in fact live up to your avatar's meaning. which one is it? option a or b?
@@patrickmccartney7544 - You have low IQ than mine. National Information Centre, New Delhi has started the initial research way back in 1985 on Sanskrit Language to be used for Speech recognition and Artificial intelligence application.
@@dumbtom6831 I suppose you think that Briggs NASA article says that Sanskrit is the best language? Do you understand the difference between computer processing of Sanskrit and using Sanskrit as a computer programming language?
Why and how Tamil is different from Sanskrit?.Tamil Language was the first Language made out of Sanskrit , then other Languages.Sanskrig is the mother of all the Languages.
I always wonder why this much educated people are asking questions to get some foolish answers. Nobody understood anything about the significance of sanskrit, but still people will praise him as if Jaggi Vasudev had told some very intelligent things.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam are all Dravidian languages developed independently initially. However, over the centuries, when Sanskrit speakers came in contact with Dravidian language speakers, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada have taken so many Sanskrit loan words. Its similar to English words that make way into our spoken languages these days. In Tamil, Sanskrit loan words are very few and always discernable. Some falsely claim 40% Sanskrit in Tamil, its not true. Only speakers of Tamil Brahmin dialect mix as much Sanskrit. In other Tamil dialects, its less than 5% and can be completely avoided if required. For example, in spoken tamil, Sanskrit origin word 'Santhosham' (happiness) is increasingly becoming out of use, in favor of Tamil word 'Magizhchi' by most speakers. In written & literary Tamil and in formal speeches, mixing Sanskrit is considered undesirable, so people tend to use pure Tamil. Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada speakers think mixing more Sanskrit words make their languages look more polished & stylish, but in Tamil, its the other way round. Using pure Tamil is considered high class, especially in literary circles and in formal events.
rubbish you guys were fed with this poision by britishers to make a divide and rule policy that is where aryan and dravedian stuff came they were planning to cut south from india as they did with so many other places in india
Pranay Debnath he said so in one of his talks on Sri Krshna. He said he never learnt Sanskrit or read any shastra. He may or may not be a mystic but he is no expert of Hindu dharma. He should stop appropriating the religion. Anyone who knows a bit about the religion can tell how much he makes things up.
@@PV10008 I don't know about that . he is a wise businessmen then I say very wise coz he is not the only one with this wisdom I understood very clearly there are a lot who are silent. Lol
Paawan Sharmaaaaaaaaaaa Dont say it loudly thoda dhire se bol koi sunlega toh?arayyyy... nahi jaantha hai toh kyaaaa huaaa isay sabko bathana zaroori hai tha kya
as per the ancient indian sacred texts, tamil was a product of combined efforts by Sage Agastya and Lord Subrahmanya. FYI telugu is 80% sanskrit based.
Yeah I knw that
Sorry sir, Telugu is no more than 30% Sanskrit. We have words for everything in Telugu except that people feel proud speaking the Sanskrit equivalent instead of the Telugu word. Few missing words about 30 percent is borrowed from Sanskrit.🙏🙏
So u guys even trying to create supremacy over Tamils as well ?
@@rahula.g5228 facts not supremacy bro. It's an established fact. I'm sorry, if it hurts to know that Tamil borrowed heavily from samskritam.
@nandi
no! People feel proud to use english.
Telugu is 60 percent sanskrit based which is 2nd highest after malayalam.
Sadguru demonstrate clarity in everything he speaks ....He is a phenomenon of his own..
Bro he is not the only one who knows it.Many came like him and many died . He is using his wisdom for right purpose in a very wise way. If you want to know how I will give you a video which perfectly explains the difference in short. It is truth just like gravity is gravity whether it is discovered does'nt matter . Coz we are a part of a cycle which no other religions preach.
He himself can't read sanskrit 😂
@ root reason is you don’t know anything about Sanskrit ,nor about your own language.
Sanskrit words pronounced correctly is music to ears. Sanskrit is the language where the expression in prose and poem is closet, to my understanding. Therefore, dialogue, monologue, and song forms of expressions converge in Sanskrit.
Wow ! I had observed the same, and now finding you say it is amazing ! 🤓
Sanskrit learning takes time and effort... as he spokes Tamil, it has lots of similarities with sanskrit.. anyway he mentioned that if he had learnt sanskrit,he would have been ended up reading scripture because it's so fascinating and enriched with deeper knowledge... But reading and perceiving will took more time . one can experience several aspects of universe just by thinking or in his words "turning Inward" ,why to learn a language and read fascinating stories and ended up in one track vision... but he clearly stated his immense love for the language..
We people can learn Sanskrit and research this language and develope our own programing language for this technological advancements of this era... or at least we can start adding this language to all level of schooling... slowly convert all subjects into this language...
1.35 billion people should not become the slave of 0.35 billion british people's language . That is a shame and it's becoming too late to recover our old glory . At least we Indian can do so.... This things are not his life goal... at least he didn't discouraged anyone not to read or learn Sanskrit... so without bullying or throwing negative comments see yourself what have you done..
I feel ashamed of myself for using "English" a paralyzed language. But people in this society thinks a English speaking person is educated and others are not so... its becoming a fashion.... and those western world is very much pleased by their progress... they are killing our identity.... we are feeling ashamed of our mother tongue .... that is their success... mindless indian educated d i k heads...
The thing is we all feel ashamed and expect that someone else would learn and revive it. I was in the same boat till recently. Then I put in my effort to learn spoken Sanskrit and love how easy it is. You can also learn spoken Sanskrit for free from Samskrita Bharathi. I’ve also completed a basic learning of spoken Sanskrit via the free Samskrita Bharathi videos available on RUclips- they also have a free 10 day in person classes they conduct in different parts of Bharath and outside. It is pointless merely giving our opinion on social media if we do not put an effort to learn the language. (Saw this as topmost comment hence responding to this)
Aum🙏
Due to this reason sanskrit should be tought in school right from the primary level.
Sanskrit should be the official world language. Write as You speak, read as it is written! Only one language is like this today in whole Europe: Serbo-Croatian, quite close to Sanskrit.
We can definitely learn English from Sadhguru as his vocabulary is top notch! I am learning English and confidence from Jaggi Vasudev sir 🙏
But I'm sorry to say brother, Sadhguru would be more proud if you had said that I am or I would learn Sanskrit through or after watching Sadhguru. This is exactly he is talking about in this video that we have lost our roots under the inlfuence of Westernization and English.
Awesome 👏 explanation sadguru......
people, did anyone observe Sadguru while speaking? He wouldn’t take long pauses and he also not utter any word wrongly.. like aaa eeee uuuu etc
@Pavan Kumar That's how people who are in control of themselves speak.
@Pavan Kumar Sadhguru once said that a Yogi does everything effortlessly. He speaks effortlessly in any language he knows with full control.
That's because Sadhguru is not only spiritual teacher or philosopher like thousands are available on RUclips today who just give a lectures but Sadhguru himself is a Siddha yogi with highest capabilities in human race. 🙏🙏
surely want to learn sanksrit.
Sanskrit is not just a language !! It's Far more than A Language !! Every Sound in Sanskrit is Like a Mantra that is so powerful and has the potency to Bring so much benefits to the person (to his Body/Mind/Soul/Experience) uttering it (correctly) and hearing it and to the environment and the space around HIM !! Such is the Potency Of Sanskrit !! Also that it IS THE FIRST Language on the Planet and it was meant for Spirituality and The Sounds of Sanskrit IS THE Language of Creation Itself !! Right From the Creator - THE Lord !! Its THE Most Perfect Language with all the fundamental Sounds (in the way it SHOULD BE) right from the Creator !! And OM is The Frist Ever Sound Vibrated/Uttered and Heard in the Beginning - The beginning of this Universe/The beginning of this Manifestation !! And Hence we have the Majority of the Hindu Scriptures compiled in Sanskrit !! Good Luck India and Sanskrit !!
David Frawley in the crowd 👍🏼🙏🏽
Every year we lose more and more obscure language's, it's no loss, language is a barrier, it seperates, humanity is moving towards a universal language of which sound and vibration is the foundation, the building blocks of the cosmos
Maybe we all don't realise the immensity of something now and then later we may regret it. It's best things are preserved. You say language is a barrier. But then a lot of things in the world can be seen as a barrier. A soldier who is ready to die for his country is discriminatory person, a lover is a discriminatory person.
Before watching this video I was thinking like Language is just a ship ... Your thoughts are like water of oceans and only your direction matters... But your ship also matters ... Pronunciation uttering has some impact on our life ... Every language contains unique style ... Sanskrit will be the most mysteriously heroic ... So many anuswaraas and Rahhaswas ... What kind of expressions those will be ... Intese most effective ... Awesome
Though written different Tamil alphabets are same as Sanskrit
True
Not true.
Send proof pls
@@neodvd17 while sanskrit : Tolkappiyam, that's also mine.
Tamil : How?
Sanskrit : I'll explain, sit down.
In Tolkappiyam II, 397, the author classifies words into four kinds as iyaRcol, tiricol, ticaiccol and vatacol. lyaRcol is indigenous word and vatacol is Sanskrit word. Tolkappiyar, Sanskrit words having been inseparably mixed up in Tamil. So, there can be no denial that Tamil is very ancient but, its development took place under Sanskrit influence. Sanskrit influence in Tolkalppiyam and TirukkuRal have been proved by scholars like Vaiyapuri Pillai, Ramachandra Diksithar, Krishnaswami Iyengar and others.
Sangam works
In AkanaNuRu PuRanaNuRu and others, the occurrence of words like yupum (yupa), avi (havis), avuti (ahuti), tun (sthuna), amarar (amara),vetam (vedu), mutti (tretagni) and tavam (tapas) clearly shows that even Vedic Sanskrit did have some sort of influence in those times. Words relating to the ordinary social life, pantam (bhanda), ulakam (loka), pokam (bhoga), amiLtu (amrta) and mantilam (mandala) and the like were also contributed by them.
Tamil : Well, let's just accept that we won't go around fighting over age. Don't belittle me with Vedas and I won't belittle you over speakers. Deal.
Sanskrit : A'right then.
The elderly gentleman with bald head and a long beard seen in the background next to the questioner is David Frawley a Hindutva teacher and author who was renamed as Vamadeva Shastri.
Greetings From Goloka Vrindavan. Here are my two cents. This gentleman wanted to know the importance of Sanskrit in understanding "Aham Brahmasmi". All the Vedas and Puranas were spoken and written in Sanskrit in the beginning. All the languages were derived from Sanskrit, even the English. For example, Aham = I am. Me = To me. Mama = Mine or my. As he put it, it is indeed a jewel in the crown of languages. The makeup of humans is of two energies according to the Lord (#1 Energy, Bhagawan, Universal Consciousness) 1. Material (Pancha Bhootas, mind, intelligence and ego ) 2. Spiritual Energy, the true self, atman, individual consciousness-part-n-parcel of the Universal Consciousness. Once the boundary line of the body is gone, you just have only the Consciousness. So, you see only the consciousness, just one. You, all other living creatures including plants, and I are that Brahman, the Universal Consciousness. Understanding this through Sanskrit from the original Vedas and Upanishads/Bhagavadgita would be authentic and derive exact meaning lest it lost through other languages and interpretations. It is that simple to achieve Moksha/Nirvana in that you have to gain knowledge about Brahman (Impersonal or a personalized God; Shiva/Krishna Rama etc), realize your true self first, do unattached karmas, dedicate all karmas to GOD, love all, chant OM...you are Home, no doubt..you reach the abode of peace and bliss...that is moksha. Another thing; always an alphabet of any language contains a certain number of letters, but not alphabets! Sadguru just gave an incomplete answer on the mechanism of sound waves and hearing as words processed in the brain.
I love you you clearly explain what I needed thanks
While sanskrit : Tolkappiyam, that's also mine.
Tamil : How?
Sanskrit : I'll explain, sit down.
In Tolkappiyam II, 397, the author classifies words into four kinds as iyaRcol, tiricol, ticaiccol and vatacol. lyaRcol is indigenous word and vatacol is Sanskrit word. Tolkappiyar, Sanskrit words having been inseparably mixed up in Tamil. So, there can be no denial that Tamil is very ancient but, its development took place under Sanskrit influence. Sanskrit influence in Tolkalppiyam and TirukkuRal have been proved by scholars like Vaiyapuri Pillai, Ramachandra Diksithar, Krishnaswami Iyengar and others.
Sangam works
In AkanaNuRu PuRanaNuRu and others, the occurrence of words like yupum (yupa), avi (havis), avuti (ahuti), tun (sthuna), amarar (amara),vetam (vedu), mutti (tretagni) and tavam (tapas) clearly shows that even Vedic Sanskrit did have some sort of influence in those times. Words relating to the ordinary social life, pantam (bhanda), ulakam (loka), pokam (bhoga), amiLtu (amrta) and mantilam (mandala) and the like were also contributed by them.
Tamil : Well, let's just accept that we won't go around fighting over age. Don't belittle me with Vedas and I won't belittle you over speakers. Deal.
Sanskrit : A'right then.
Totally agree with you, finally a man of culture.
But sadly,
Tamizhas: No Tamil is superior than Sanskrit.
Sanskrit : Go to hell 🤣
Ha ha ha, your comment is like, praising ur own self. You will write your own history and others history in a way it benefits you and then claim that history is the truth??
So, let me understand this, the world you claim that it had root in Sanskrit, can you give some etymology of why it got that name?
For example, in Tamil we name bangle as valayal, cause it's curvy( valai). Like that if you can give me the etymology for atleast one word u called as Sanskrit origin with letters meaning too.
Say for example phoneciean alphabets are the base of Egyptian alphabets which derived from the drawings. The letter A is called aleph which is the drawing of a bull/ ox, they call the ox as aleph in their language.
So give me the root word for all the words u mention for sanskritised Tamil and i challenge you. I bet I can give you the etymology of the same Tamil word after ur explanation.
🙄 you know nothing John snow.
Yes all of India should learn SANSKRIT and then become an expert in the English language so they will never be able to devid and rule Bharath mata🇮🇳😍
i respect you sadguru you always stand on the truth. I feel amaze when you bravely say except Tamil all other language have inter link with Sanskrit. You are different from any other sadguru's
Exactly. I m happy to see there are people who have the guts to say it in open
Sanskrit is one of the best language and human should reduce the usage of robotics.Because it is dangerous.
Robotics is artificial as like samskritham
@@dylandylanmorgan2642 No, your brain is
Its only Sanskrit which has meaning of everything ..... Words like dharma karma has no literal meaning in English or any language dictionary
i want to learn sanskrit! anyone can help me??
संस्कृत विश्वविद्यालय है दरभंगा में और संस्कृत का क्लासेस लेक्चर भी है यूट्यूब पर मिल जाएगा आपको हिंदी भाषा में
Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan conducts Sanskrit classes.
Please google Samskrita Bharati which is devoted to spreading Sanskrit.
+Sandipan Chakraborty
Yes there are many Sanskrit language primers. Let me know if you would like to know of any.
@@prabhuthomas8770 can u plz help me with primers..i am interested.
I would like sadhguru to explain the physics of what he is saying
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that the shown path /teaching yoga and preached by him is not correct.
2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that.
3) That's why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate
SAGE AGASTHIAR WAS THE BROTHER OF SAGE VASISTHA. BOTH WERE EXPONENTS OF SANSKRIT. AGASTHIAR IS SUPPOSED TO BE THE FOUNDER OF TAMIL. SO SOMEWHERE, WOULD IT BE NOT BE POSSIBLE THAT THERE IS A SANSKRIT FLAVOUR TO TAMIL? I WOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR INSIGHTS INTO THIS.
All Ancient Hindu texts were in Sanskrit, no doubt it's a divine language.
Awesome question ! Even I am curious now ! But brotherhood, idk.
@@mercedesbenz3751 Divinity doesn't need a single language.
God can understand all languages
English may have only 26 alphabets but it's not a easy language to learn, it took me ages to be good enough to converse in english, in contrast, it took me only 15-20 days to learn hindi, learning Indian languages is far more easier if you pay the same level of effort and attention.
You completely missed the point Sadhguru was trying to make. The english alphabet on itself is easy to learn but it isn't complete to make all sounds. That's where memorizing certain words comes in. For eg, ''Future" isn't the correct arrangements of the letters, people who came across the word "future" for the first time would pronounce it otherwise.
@@volfgankamei5348 like fu tu re 🤣
Indian languages are accurate
He wanted to say that indian languages for ex hindi has sounds which can be learnt fairly quickly as the character are attached with the exact same sound when we speak. For ex church and cinnamon have two different pronunciation for the same word C
What did you do in your School days. Did they not teach English?
@@chethands3862- if they did not teach English, they did no harm. Let us not get personal.
Why is the volume going down in middle of conversation?
Pranaams! Dear Sri Sadguru DEVA!!
Sanskrit is a divine language. It is ideally suited for artificial intelligence. Tamil has 40% of Sanskrit.
😕But TAMIL is first spoken language ..
Sanskrit use only for writing...
2:35 Tamil is not Sanskrit based
Sanskrit came from Tamil...
Indo-Aryan confused the original scripts of Hinduism.
Sanskrit is derived from Tamil. Tamil is oldest language that there is. This has been proved.
@Gg Og I accept that my name is from Sanskrit. Ancient Aasivagam is the earlier Hinduism, and the 40% of Tamil words not taken from Sanskrit. 40% of Sanskrit words taken from Tamil.
Kindly seek the destroyed history of Aasivagam and Tamil
Mostly Jews do such things
The truth is Gods and cultures of Tamil is from Aasivagam, and the stories from Indo-Aryan...
It's an interesting perspective, a useful perspective, but not a linguist's perspective.
Make Sanskrit as our National Language officially written and spoken as well!! THus we get back into our ancient culture and tradition.
Wasn't he the same guy who said he is not interested to learn Sanskrit.
Yea, that doesn't mean,one should not know the value & greatness of the language.
He never said that. He said that he actually wanted to learn it but he knew that for him to learn it he would have to read the scriptures. He did not want to read the scriptures.
@@kkb2687all main scriptures are translated in English and several other Indian and non Indian languages. Spanish, French, German translations too. He speaks English, Hindi, Tamil and if he wishes he read scriptures in those languages. Why use mantras if not wanting to learn sanskrit?
@@alkasingal what's your deal dude. You are acting as if you are some Sanskrit soldier. Just chill a bit. In your haste to accuse someone of being against Sanskrit you are acting like a soldier. He may have his reasons. Maybe he didn't learn Sanskrit because then he would invariably read the scriptures and that he didn't want to do. You can't dictate what someone else is doing or thinking
Make Sanskrit The spoken and official Language of th world henceforth! And the world so has the great future off civilization as thus then the world becomes one family of Huma beings
More you learn sanskrit more information you discover … there’s so much knowledge hidden in our sanskrit literature. I can understand how our Rishis and Munis had so much power, siddhi and amazing technology . Sadly most of it is lost as invaders purposely destroyed those who were instrumental in passing it on to generations and also our literature. We have to learn it again as much as possible. I see many Tamil dissing Sanskrit but I know several Tamils who are learning Sanskrit and are pundits in Sanskrit. No one is forcing Sanskrit on those who don’t want to learn. But it’s important to be familiar with it if one wants to rediscover and protect our sanskriti.
To those who didn't understand the phrase "140 characters", I think it was the tweet limit of that time...
🙏🏾நன்றி யோகியே.
Thamizh Perumei.
தமிழின் ஒரு வடிவமே சமஸ்கிருதம் இதை புரிந்து கொள்ளாமல் நாம் நிந்திக்கிறோம்
All old languages are beautiful :).
Please note. Once upon a time hole India means Tamil Nadu.. Now. .... Mr. Yogi said. Sanscrit is sound. Frist we must know, in best of my knowledge, OM is a Pranava Mandhiram. But He pronuonced as AAM. I don't know how it is correct.
And what time is that? When whole India was Tamil Nadu, you people come from Africa through Kumari Kandam continent and you are talking that you people were the origin of India. First learn history, first man on this planet was born in Africa and they migrated all over the world and Tamilians are no exceptional, so by no means today's land of India belongs to Tamilians, you yourself migrated.
@@custodydrama9693This is the difference between native indians and those migrated to india in the past. Native indians always know Sanskrit is the mother language, it's only the migrated population that doesn't have much liking for Sanskrit. One can easily identify with 90% accuracy who is native or not just by knowing what they think about Sanskrit.
@@sp-18op-user yeah bro, even today also these people..., Tamilians think only about the progress of Tamil Nadu while rest of the people think about India, I just don't understand if these have so much problem with us then why don't they make their separate country now. Forget about past but if today also they have problem I think they should ask for separate nation. It's better to have drain brain than having brain in drain. These people keep on spreading hate towards other states. They say that they are not Indian and so many things.
@@custodydrama9693 u himself accepted one who migrated first thousands years before u, definitely that place bolelongs to them, 🤣 u people don't ve right to spell the word HISTORY 😄
"Literature means 140 characters now." I couldn't understand that part. Can somebody explain?
twitter has limit of 140 characters
evry message from your mobile is charged per 140 characters as well.🙂
@@manas142 Oh.. twitter means the life to some woke people 😂😂🤣
GOD'S OWN LANGUAGE--- TAMIL
which ancient book was written in Tamil and that too by a Tamil Rishi, could u tell me??
@@mercedesbenz3751 18 siddhas.......lot of munivas ok search Google lol then come to comment section
@Hidetoshi Dekisugi very true
@@mercedesbenz3751 : more literature in Tamil than Hindi and English put together. Of course I’m not talking about bullshit English books. I meant English that classifies as literature.
If it’s Gods own language, why are Tammis fighting ? It would naturally flourish, no ?
A sound should be clear to follow.
Can anyone tell me the name of white bearded man who looking at the questioner? I am not able to recall his name.
Dravida language is independent of sanskrit but not tamil..Tamil do have some sanskrit words, just because it has more influence of dravida and less influence of sanskrit than any other language in present world doesn't make itself dravida language..There ar many extracted languages from dravida speak all over south and some of the languages spread even upto pakistan..Seems like sadguru have special affinity with tamil but it wasn't expected from a person who i like for his practicality
none of us are doing exhaustive research about one particular subject, hence all of us are half knowledged, including me, you and sadhguru. you must have also noticed that he said sanskrit is closest but not perfect to correspond to the sounds of Nature. Who is doing a sincere and exhaustive research to speak about one particular subject?
@@dakshinaamurthyly576 there is difference between ideal and practical conclusions..Instead of striving for ideal and end up on some where with no conclusions, for me it's better to conclude with all practical terms by not crossing reality in which we exist
@@pinnacleessence1750 From what I have had heard from one of an expert in proto Dravidian scripts, my understanding is that Tamil is least affected form of Proto Dravidian script or language or how ever it would please you to call it as. So it has certain alphabets included to make sounds that are not naturally present in the script and because of geography, intermixing of people and various other factors it has a lot of included words from sanskrit for the sake of convenience and for every included words there can be a minimum of two or three equivalent Tamil words. So there's no case where Tamil cannot fully function without sanskrit but also can function very efficiently and beautifully in terms of literary sense. So it would be very stupid to argue that Tamil having a few words for convenience without understanding if the language can function perfectly well without those added words.
Well if the claim is that Tamil is not fully Dravidian, that begs the question what is fully Dravidian in the first place. Where's it ? Every language undergoes a few changes in the way it is scripted and spoken. There's no finding which is the beginning when it comes to languages,the best that can be done is which is the least influenced. As far as Dravidian scripts are considered, Tamil is least influenced and if someone wish to take even the minor external language influence on the language,Tamil can still function beautifully. So what's the point here exactly
@@arunvignesh7015 i respect all south indian languages and tamil has max similarity with dravida language ..But i believe present telugu (derived from old kannada) is first as it has much influence of sanskrit which makes easier to evolve and then kodagu then tulu then kannada then malayalam and than tamil which has prityless influence of sanskrit than all and make it tougher to survive with minimal influence and reintroduced as tamil with light sanskrit touchups
The video was from Thailand not northeast India
Yeah. Sanskryt and polish are very close related. But people do not consider what words means. Polish language have separate words for every aspect expierience and thing. But for people it is easier think simply and they use one word in many meanings. So after that word " love" is mean something what it never was then in result true meaning us lost. The same is about word " emotions".
And yeah. If really carefully look at the word the describing, pronouncation, every letter, and all compound if word and situated it in nature there is real meaning what we sayung and what it is in fact.
So is there someone that want to play in game of words? To compare sanskrit and polish? 😃
Niech sie darzy z uśmiechem na twarzy. ❤
In past video he said that, he avoided to learn Sanskrit cause it leads him to scriptures and other religious things. That's why he avoided it. And now!?...
Pedigree of the language and preference of learning or not, are 2 different things. Here in this discussion, he only admits to the quality of the language.
Besides, after I become another Sadhguru maybe even I will choose not to learn. But till then, let’s not make choices beyond our abilities. May not suit us.
I think Sadguru had no interest in reading anything. Per our scriptures a knowledge of Shastras is one of requirements for one to be called guru.
Can you share the whole video ??
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Princeton Junction -New Jersey (USA) The Person who has asked this Question -4 years ago- >"Sir- You please see and Listen the video of The Most respected Mr Jagnnath Vasudev has said himself >"Why I have Never Learnt Sanskrit Language ?" -What is the FUN of asking a Question to a Person who has Never Learned Sanskrit Language and what answer and what answer do you expect from a Person who has NEVER Learned Sanskrit ? Mr.David Frawley (Vaama Deva Sastri) is also sitting close to you
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Sadhguru is my idol.
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ?
2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that.
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Thank you
Sanskrit is Atma's Language; other languages are for+of+by minds.
There is a video with guru says that his teachings are not based on any scripturebut it is just half video which liberal used to condemn Sadhguru. I request you that please upload the full video so that people can know the truth.if you have already uploaded that video can you share the link.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sadguru doesn't know sanskrit... He hadn't read any vedas or upnishads...He knows english and juggle it. No answer he was able to give for a clear question. ..His enlightenment is a self declared one. 😉
As per Sadguru's theory, generally, people do not like to learn things that are very difficult. So I would infer that where there is a large following, the intellectual quality of the message has to be very low...
Following does not necessarily mean learning, following is mostly out of devotion which is comes from a place of emotion. Real learners are a very small percentage of followers. So the efforts required to really learn something, is not put in by all followers but only a small subset of them.
Nice logic 😂
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ?
2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that.
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Any one noticed david frawley
🙏🙏 respect Sadhguru.
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ?
2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that.
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David Frawley there 🙏
This guy so full of bologna.
"if you listen to nature, if you pay attention to the reverb of nature, you will know the language."
If this were true, why would anyone need to study and learn sanskrit? Couldn't I absorb it by listening to nature anywhere in the world? how long do I have to sit in front of a tree before it whispers it's name is sanskrit to me? How long do I have to watch birds before they sing me their names? This is absolute nonsense.
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Why is Tamil not based on sanskrit? And does it not connect with nature..? If both are different which emerged first?
Because Tamil evolved around music. Sanskrit evolved from matter-sound relationship (the oscilloscope stuff that’s mentioned in the video).
Thus Tamil connects heavily with Carnatic, and the impact of music and sounds and rhythms on the mind. But not beyond. Sanskrit probably goes beyond.
For this we need to build time machine, I would like to go to past than in future, past is mysterious whereas we know what will be there in future.
The name Sanskrit itself came from Tamil, in Tamil (samskritam )means equal script
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Equl script means wat ? Tamizh was some thousand years older than the artificial sanscrit just like modern day pizza, u can see clearly natural languages ve their unique nazal sound bcos animals and birds are the perfect examlpes , example Tamil Malayalam and aborginals still maintain their hard core nazel sounds
Excerpted commentary on language by Shrii Sarkar : Varna Vijinana Phonetics - 1 (Discourse 1)
All the languages of the world are bound together on a single thread - sútre mańigańá iva. No language is beyond this law. Those languages which used to carry the remnants of natural melodies have also finally had to obey this law. Even before the existence of written script the science of language was based on phonetics. Despite the lack of script, alphabetical order did exist. For example, during the Rgvedic era the letters ka, kha, ga, gha existed but people did not know how to write them. The people of that time were not familiar with the letters of the alphabet - they knew their pronunciation but they could not write them. At that time metrics were fixed according to alphabetical order.
Written script did not exist at the beginning of the Vedic era. Written script came into existence between five and six thousand years ago with the Saendhavii script. Although written script did not exist in the Vedic era, metre did. There are seven metres in the Vedas: Uśńik, Gáyatrii, Anuśt́up, Triśt́up, Brhatii, Jagatii and Paunkti. There were special rules for the pronunciation of Uśńik metre.
The Vedic language is the oldest language that we are familiar with. This language was influential in central Asia and certain parts of India for a period that extended from fifteen thousand years ago to about seven and a half thousand years ago. Its alphabetical order follows the rules of Rgvedic pronunciation. There are three accepted systems of pronunciation in Sanskrit - Saḿvrta, Vivrta and Tiryyak. Both Sanskrit and Vedic have three measures of pronunciation - short, long and extended.
In Sanskrit there are four accepted systems of pronunciation - Káshiká, Dakśińii, Maháráśt́rii and Gaoŕiiya [those of Benares, southern India, Maharashtra and Bengal]. The Rgvedic style of pronunciation is different from the Yajurvedic style of pronunciation. In Saḿvrta the pronunciation of the alphabet is similar to Bengali pronunciation. In Vivrta it is somewhat similar to that of the western areas of Uttar Pradesh. Tiryyak occupies a place somewhere between the English “au” and the English “o”. For example, we write man but we pronounce it somewhere in-between “maun” and “mone”.
The Rgvedic style has a total of fifty letters - sixteen vowels and thirty-four consonants.
A language normally lasts about one thousand years and a script about two thousand years before undergoing metamorphosis. Script, however, is not sound. It is alphabetical order. The Bengali script came into existence approximately fifteen hundred years ago and it will survive for some time longer. Due to the invention of printing, the life of the script will be extended somewhat.
The Prákrta language came into existence approximately thirty-five hundred years ago and when it did Sanskrit or Vedic pronunciation changed. To put it in another way, the name of those altered verbal root forms, word forms, pronouns and vocabulary was Prákrta, which spread orally among the common people. Prákrta came into existence shortly before the advent of Krśńa.
Many people believe that Sanskrit is an artificial language. However, the prevalence of so many Sanskrit words in the speech of uneducated people proves that it is not. For example, kandara is a Sanskrit word. In the colloquial language of Rarh there is a word kándar, that is, a small, deep tributary. If Sanskrit were an artificial language then how could there be so many Sanskrit words in use among uneducated people. The people of Rarh have Sanskrit in their blood. It is their native language. If Bengali is the language of our veins and arteries then Sanskrit is the language of our bone marrow.
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Sadguru is famous because of English language, it's was only Way to communicate to maximum humans, if I am wrong please comment
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ?
2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that.
जय श्री सद्गुरू
And he is also the same guy who reasons why he never learnt Sanskrit without learning Sanskrit.
@Custody Drama he is Traveller that's why he skipped Learning Sanskrit in Young age... basically in South Indian families if someone learn Sanskrit he will be used for public functions and opening sermons... That's why he didn't want to learn Sanskrit.... But still he knows more Shlokas and understand the language...
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Sanskrit is the language of our Indian spiritual language our nation and it's legacy.It has the power to unite all Indians as no one will oppose it. There is opposition to learning Hindi in many parts of India as it's a regional language. English on the other hand is the link language, for all Indians more then Hindi ,as well as the whole world.India was introduced to the world through the English language. The global link language may change in the future and we all will have to adapt. But for India's unity and for spiritual development and progress learning and understanding sanskrit is paramount. For those interested pls check on the 23 volume series called Varna Vijinana( in English as “The Science of Letters”), by scholar and philologist Shrii P R Sarkar on sam'skrta.
Sanskrit is a religious cultural civilisational language of Bharat Aryavart that must be known to children by the age of 7 in Bharat
English is a International language a communication to the world.
Tamil and other world wide local languages are languages of identity.
3 language must be understood by the age of 7
What is the use of learning Sanskrit, When everything written in Sanskrit is available in translated English version. No Sanskrit Only English.
Hindi Never English ever. - Rajagopalachari.
There is a language which is even older than #Sanskrit it is named #Vedic Language
:- chandrashekara saraswathi swamigal
Sanskrit is Vedic language bro😂
just pick any ancient Indian text, you'll find it's written in Sanskrit.
The Ramayana speaks of 18 (if I remember correctly) languages spoken at that time. So obviously Sanskrit is not the Vedic language. ~17 of these languages died but that’s a different story.
@@talk2rsharshaI don’t see such reference in Ramayana. Indicate verse numbers please.
If Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam and Tamil are Dravidian based language then how come only Tamil is not Sanskrit based ??
actually that is the case ,
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam are all Dravidian languages developed independently initially. However, over the years, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada have taken so many Sanskrit loan words and replaced their ingenious words with Sanskrit. Its similar to English words like 'Internet' 'Hard disk' 'Keyboard' etc that make way into our languages these days. In Tamil, Sanskrit loan words are very few. Some falsely claiming 40% Sanskrit in Tamil, its not true. Only speakers of Tamil Brahmin dialect use as much Sanskrit, not others. In other Tamil dialects, its less than 5% and can be completely avoided if required. For example, in spoken tamil, Sanskrit origin word 'Santhosham' (happiness) is slowly fading out in favor of Tamil word 'Magizhchi' by most speakers. In written and literary Tamil, mixing Sanskrit is considered unpleasant, so people tend to use pure Tamil. In other words, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada speakers think mixing more Sanskrit words make their languages look more classy & stylish, but it Tamil its the other way round. Using pure Tamil is considered high class, especially in literary circles. It is because of this independence on Sanskrit and maintaining individuality, Tamil is not Sanskrit based, according to linguists.
Wow ! Nice question, and even nicer answer ! Didn’t know that !
If u mix a poision in a bowl of Tamil milk ,then it becomes Telugu the most sanscritized next malayalm , tulu and kanada is slightly different for example they took only Sanskrit sound while speeking Tamil, that's the reason kannada and Tamil are very close relletively compare to other dravidian languages
Sadguru is not keeping up with the latest on the connectivity between sanskrit and tamil. tamil is as much sanskrit as other languages.
This baba even don't know how to write Sanskrit alphabet and talking about importance of Sanskrit
It is SAMSKRTAM and not SANSKRT sans means without and so Sanskrit means without krt
Little do you realize there’s those of us within west/Europe/eurasia whom utterly detest westernization upon the world and we turn toward Sanskrit to educate us properly away from the degradation that has become this world, we love you india and we oppose the power and controllers that be
What exactly is “26 alphabets”? This guy should learn about linguistics.
you idiot he is talking about 26 English alphabet
Now idea of literature is limited to 140 characters :D :D
Hahaha ! Twitter died... 🤣
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tq sadhguru...
1) With all due respect to Sadhguru I would like to say that why Sadhguru doesn’t like to dialog or debate with Dr. Zakir Naik or other International Islamic debaters ?
2) A few years before Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, debated Dr. Zakir Naik with same concept & philosophy like Sadhguru, What was the outcome ? Everyone has seen that.
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We must make Sanskrit compulsory till 12th class in schools
Tell this in south India you'll be stoned to death
Don't worry we fight intellectually not with stones, and Sanskrit can be made compulsory where people wants it!
Leave us we have everything we need in Tamil literature and anyone who wants to learn Sanskrit here will do it on their own will!
@@Meeeeeee37 well not really...Major rejections are in Tamil Nadu..Karanatka, Andhra & Karnataka, Kerala..are fine...😊
Don't underestimate Tamil we changed our language to move forward to know ultimate ....ahm sound is core sound we teach our kids to say Ahmma (mother) so we Tamils have great language than yours.
@@vinoram3144 all language great
Tamil speaking language so it's already have strong but Sanskrit isn't strong in society only remaining in books
tamil is also a twisted form of sanskrit as all tamil rituals and mantras are sanskrit twist.
There is no rituals and mantras In Tamil... current day spokem Tamil have some words from Sanskrit.. But the old pure Tamil have no single root from the Sanskrit.. You have to know more about Tamil
@@hk-views1 Learn First Tamil Then Old Tamil Then Ancient Sanskrit.. tell me how does old Tamil say om, namh, Siva, Vishnu, Bramha etc.
@Sudarshan Aravamudhan Google Best Toilet paper...
English is the language which is giving food and shelter for crores of poor Indians. Long Live English.
Most of those poor people don’t know English and I have been to Tamilnadu. Very few understand it… forget about speaking. Many countries are wealthy enough without any English. And there are many poor people (often hidden from public eye to make them look better), in English speaking countries.
@@alkasingal Many countries are rich without English because they have Oil and other mineral resources. English is the best resource that India has. And as you agreed most of them poor because they don't know English.
At 2.42 he accepted the fact.
Only sanskrit is suited for AI. It is most divine language in world
Really. Gods. Then where do other languages come from if not from them?
Tamil is Oldest language in the world _ UNESCO
False. Tamil is considered the oldest “living” language in the world.
Oldest living language dude, not oldest of all time. Get facts clear
Sanskrit*
Both Sanskrit and Tamil are ancient languages with no specific period of their origin.
Bibel written in English and every Christian people will understand that, Khuran written in Urdu and every Muslim understand that... Hindu text written in Sanskrit but only 1000 of Hindus know Sanskrit.... So its very important to save Sanskrit. If not today it should be revived in the near future and every Hindu can read and understand the text and interpret in correct way in regional languages and propagate its essence... We should not read the English translation written by Christian missionaries who's intention was to showcase Hinduism as bad.
The Bible was written in Hebrew and the Qur'an was written in Arabic not English and Urdu.
Where did Tamil come from ?
From Sanskrit only
According to literature, it s said that lord shiva himself has given us the language.. Ofc it s a myth...
@luring wind shut the f... Up ur ass ...it's not which is oldest ...you should speak what everyone else is talking to communicate like sanskrit not some nut job old language bullshitting mindset
@@gokulsivakumar4930which literature says so?
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Sadguru praises Sanskrt-but why doesn't he know it himself? He admits himself he doesn't know Sanskrt.
That is not his fault. His ancestors too were slave to the British ideology of schooling. Well i think he happy to be a literate in kannada.
To praise something no reason is required; just that you like it is enough, for example, you can enjoy music without learning it. However, to criticize something it is mandatory to have knowledge of the subject being criticized for the criticism to be constructive; otherwise, it is nothing but ill will.
@Alexander The Great I have no authority. I have every right to post my opinion on what constitutes civil discourse and what are necessary elements of such debate.
He didn't learn because he didn't want to end up reading scriptures, so that's why he didn't learn
Nature and feature😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
If someone say Sanskrit is a natural language, it's only notion how come the evolution of jungle man used those tough sounds lengthy words 🤔🙄
You all are fool actually bangla is the oldest language in the world than only sanskrit
I was looking around for the Bangladeshis.
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shit did not make sense for the question asked...
I don't understand why Sadhguru (self proclaimed seeker) supports the stupid argument that all Indian languages were derived from sanskrit except for Tamil. South Indian ( Dravidian ) languages like Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu have more in common with each other than with sanskrit. Many of the linguists/researchers say there should be a proto-dravidian language whose roots are completely independent of sanskrit. In these matters that Sadhguru fails to provide proper information.
@Gg Og I'd be much happier if we found out that there is no such thing as Aryan Dravidian divide and the entire India is same. But do u really still think rushis and munis created Indian languages!! It's like saying sun revolves around earth. A language is formed by people speaking it for over thousands of years. Any guy cannot create a language of this scale. Also you can't help but notice how south Indian languages have so much in common with each other more than what they have in common with Hindi, Bengali etc... is it not possible that they are derived from seperate roots??
@S V he is waiting for Western approval, you are right.
@@chethan93 Aryan Invasion theory is already debunked, it is scientifically, archeologically debunked, but you don't want to accept it, cause it doesn't make you happy
@@custodydrama9693 Aryan invasion theory has nothing to do with Kannada, Telugu etc being evolved from a different language family in comparison to Sanskrit. I don't believe in Aryan invasion theory as well. My whole point of the original comment is, even Sadhguru separates Tamil from other South languages. There is already too much of toxic Dravidianism in TN that Sadhguru shouldn't add fuel to it. He must do the opposite.
@@chethan93 yes I agree
Sanskrit is the sacred language of the Hindus and Hindu Dharma, something JV dismisses!
Believe it or not, Sanskrit is the only language much suitable for Speech Recognition and Artificial Intelligence in Computer field. The reason is very simple. It's alphabets (Mainly Devnagari Scripts) is phonetic scripts and you write what you speak. There is no need for pronunciation for words. Sanskrit is well known for its rigid,structured and highly developed grammar. It is almost like it can be represented by mathematical logic. The main reason why Sanskrit is good for Artificial Intelligence is that in any sentence in Sanskrit language, every words used contains hidden intelligence. For simple example - Aham Griham Gachhami ( I home go - I go home ). Aham represent not only "I" but also gives its activity as a subject. Griham "home" represent as object with something happening on and finally Gachhami "go" always means "I'''s activity or it is only associated with "I". The sentence does not need to interpolate but only gives the clear meaning and also unique words associated with "I go home". This is the reason why Sanskrit is suitable for speech recognition and Artificial Intelligence in Computer field.
Dumb Tom what utter nonsense. Name one AI lab that is actually using Sanskrit for programming instead of c++, python or even java.
@@patrickmccartney7544 - Sanskrit is not a programming language. It is a communication language like English, French, Chinese etc.
@@dumbtom6831 either u r engaging in some next-level meta trolling, or, at least, a poor attempt at it OR you have no idea how you have contradicted yourself from one statement to the next, and you in fact live up to your avatar's meaning. which one is it? option a or b?
@@patrickmccartney7544 - You have low IQ than mine. National Information Centre, New Delhi has started the initial research way back in 1985 on Sanskrit Language to be used for Speech recognition and Artificial intelligence application.
@@dumbtom6831 I suppose you think that Briggs NASA article says that Sanskrit is the best language? Do you understand the difference between computer processing of Sanskrit and using Sanskrit as a computer programming language?
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Why and how Tamil is different from Sanskrit?.Tamil Language was the first Language made out of Sanskrit , then other Languages.Sanskrig is the mother of all the Languages.
I always wonder why this much educated people are asking questions to get some foolish answers. Nobody understood anything about the significance of sanskrit, but still people will praise him as if Jaggi Vasudev had told some very intelligent things.🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is how sapta ia explained in purva mimasai by Jaimini munni as pramanam for dharma. So why do you say he wrong.
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam are all Dravidian languages developed independently initially. However, over the centuries, when Sanskrit speakers came in contact with Dravidian language speakers, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada have taken so many Sanskrit loan words. Its similar to English words that make way into our spoken languages these days.
In Tamil, Sanskrit loan words are very few and always discernable. Some falsely claim 40% Sanskrit in Tamil, its not true. Only speakers of Tamil Brahmin dialect mix as much Sanskrit. In other Tamil dialects, its less than 5% and can be completely avoided if required. For example, in spoken tamil, Sanskrit origin word 'Santhosham' (happiness) is increasingly becoming out of use, in favor of Tamil word 'Magizhchi' by most speakers. In written & literary Tamil and in formal speeches, mixing Sanskrit is considered undesirable, so people tend to use pure Tamil. Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada speakers think mixing more Sanskrit words make their languages look more polished & stylish, but in Tamil, its the other way round. Using pure Tamil is considered high class, especially in literary circles and in formal events.
rubbish
you guys were fed with this poision by britishers to make a divide and rule policy that is where aryan and dravedian stuff came they were planning to cut south from india as they did with so many other places in india
But Jaggi Vasudev doesn't even know Sanskrit!
How you came to conclusion ? Do you know him personally ? He is a mystic who knows what he can do .
Pranay Debnath he said so in one of his talks on Sri Krshna. He said he never learnt Sanskrit or read any shastra. He may or may not be a mystic but he is no expert of Hindu dharma. He should stop appropriating the religion. Anyone who knows a bit about the religion can tell how much he makes things up.
@@PV10008 I don't know about that . he is a wise businessmen then I say very wise coz he is not the only one with this wisdom I understood very clearly there are a lot who are silent. Lol
Pranay Debnath he is indeed a wise businessman
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