Watch This Before You Start Learning Sanskrit!

Sanskrit Grammar has an extremely simple and elegant source of origin. It is versy easy to learn and relish, if only presented in the right way!
Do watch the video and let me know if you found it easy/hard to understand.

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🌏Leading up to the #InternationalDayofYoga on 21-June-2021, let us explore Patanjali Yoga Sutras as A Meditative-Chant, through Sanskrit-Word-Analysis and Depictive-Illustrations:





🌄After the Summer Solstice on 21-June-2021, the days start getting shorter, and the nights get longer.
This marks the beginning of the Sun's southern run called Dakshinayanam, which brings the second half of the year called Sadhanapada, an extremely conducive time for a spiritual seeker to deepen one's Sadhana.





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[ashokabrol]

I am 75yrs. of age and have been reading Bhagwat Gita several times in Hindi and English language, but am not enjoying without recitation and understanding its sloka in Sanskrit language. So it an attempt to learn the great language at this age. May lord Krishna helps me to learn it and enjoy recitation of Bhagwat Gita.

[joyboymishra]

I'm Hindu and i dont know to speak & write my own language i.e Sanskrit ... But now i will learn it and will protect it from extinction

[WCiossek]

I'm German! When I was first confronted with the Sanskrit language, a professor said to me:
त्वं जीव शरदः शतम्।
Then he explained the meaning in German to me word for word
त्वं = Du = you
जीव = leben (mögen) = to live (may you live)
शरदः = Herbste = autumns
शतम् = hundert = hundred

Mögest du hundert Jahre alt werden = May you live one hundred years.

Already with this sentence I saw that the language has similar references to German and especially to Latin. When I asked him, why I should live one hundred years, he replied that it takes 100 years to learn Sanskrit. That was of course a challenge for me and that's how I learned Sanskrit. That was 57 years ago when I was seventeen years old. In the absence of a Sanskrit teacher, I taught myself Sanskrit on my own. Since I have often found Indians to be very personable people, I learned this language very quickly and experienced many amazing things with it! Many Indians have treated me as if I were a demigod! I also gave Sanskrit lessons in evening schools and was amazed at the great interest in this language. I often had more than 40 students each course!

[yusufbaig]

I'm Indian Muslim And Eagerly Learning Sanskrit To Study Charak Samhita. Learning Sanskrit is a Word of honor to me And Being Indian 💕

[devshreethakur]

I'm learning sanskrit, so that I can teach my villagers kids, I also wants to promote this amazing language, (Prachin Bhasha) Thanks sir for your amazing video.

[BluThaBean]

I'm from America and just recently became interested in learning Sanskrit. After watching this video I can say this is one of the most beautiful and grammatically elegant languages in the world. As an avid language learner, I'm proud to be apart of the effort to keep this wonderful and important language alive and well. Thank you for making such a great and easy to understand video!

[electromagneton]

I'm a Tamilian and I'm trying to learn Sanskrit. If I do that I'll be one of the persons who has learnt India's both pride languages.

[cutedemon]

I have learnt Russian, German and this time I am going to learn about my roots.... it's not just my language, it's my history.... I'll conquer this language ❤️❤️😀

[vibeInsights]

Finally someone stepped up to promote Sanskrit. One of the oldest language in the world needs to stay alive.
Edit : I never thought I would be getting these many likes in a comment. Just realized. Thank you everyone.

[kiayungko]

I’m from China but I want to learn Sanskrit because I’m buddhist☸️🙏🏻

[rupeshpoojari]

My teacher never taught me this, she just made me memories all tables

[Nivipi-sy]

Sir
I was very weak in Sanskrit in the school
But now because of you I scored 2nd in Sanskrit
Thank you 🙏

[ItsOurSpace]

I'm from Karnataka, I chose hindi as alternative language or 3rd language in school but now I want to learn Sanskrit so badly. Namonamah, dhanyavadam

[kosmikdrive]

I really wanted to learn संस्कृति but never found an appropriate source. Thanks for the guidance

[mathiasmaranhao]

Out of curiosity I ended up watching this video and was wrapped with fascination, not exactly by the language but by the clarity of thought. Brilliant explanation.

[amans]

Watching this from USA! Very inspiring and makes me want to drop everything I am doing and learn the language that has taught the humanity how to live for centuries! Also makes me wonder how can a nation be so blind to sideline such a treasure and put it in the league of optional languages in schools. We need more people like you to revive Sanskrit to it’s full glory and hopefully one day we won’t be debating whether India has a national language or not.

[hajiimpressions]

You say that Sanskrit is the Language of Gods, and so it is true. I can only find but a few of your videos. Please, from the heart, make more of these videos.

[joykour]

if 0.2% jews can back Hebrew. why 15% hindus can't back sanskrit?

[nehakoul]

I recently developed an interest in learning Sanskrit and have been looking for a place to begin. Thankyou for a very informative video and thanks to the universe for bringing me here ❤️