Sanskrit for Shastra-study by Br. Ved Chaitanya - Session 13 - 1st Case Usages (Prathama Vibhakti)

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The course systematically helps you to grow step-by-step through weekly classes in understanding the concepts and rules of the language required to comprehend the essence of Shastra correctly.
The teacher has designed the course for those who are trying to study Shastra but cannot grasp the deeper meaning through available translations and want to learn Sanskrit to have a better comprehension.

About the Teacher: Br. Ved Chaitanya ji is a Sanskrit scholar who studied the Shastra in traditional gurukula education system at Sandeepany Sadhanalaya, Chinmaya Mission, Powai and is pursuing PhD from Chinmaya Vishwavidyapeeth after having completed his MA in Sanskrit. He stood first, in India and in the world, in two Sanskrit exams conducted by the Cambridge University.

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[MylaiVaasi]

🙏 Excellent clear explanations. कर्तरी/कर्मणी प्रयोग: so clearly explained. One of the best teachers ever. धन्यवाद: भ्र् वेद चैतन्य जी !

[abbulukeerthi]

We are fortunate enough to be your disciples. Thank you sir.

[maheshsivakumar]

Brilliant! Such an knowledgeable, engaged and passionate teacher. We are blessed to be learning from these videos.

[fabo]

I searched for this for a long time. So well organised and what a wonderful teacher! A pleasure to learn from.

[LeelaRam-jy]

Amazing teaching and explanation on the topic. I compliment you Br. Ved Ji !! I really enjoyed this lesson 🙏🏽Thank you very much.

[urvashishah]

Br. Ved Chaitanyji, superb. I was searching for learning Sanskrit, excellent teaching methods and simplified to grasp it.
👍

[gogimanju]

I bow down to Guru ji Ved Chaitanya Ji🕉️🙏

[rsdharamlakshmi]

Sree Gurubhyo namaha Iam enjoying the classes Dhanyavadaha By God's grace I write Ramayana in Sanskrit lipi. and Read with meaning the six kandas. 🙏🙏🙏

[AsuriSaran]

Magnificent verse in the beginning... Mahodaya....Pranams....

[paganwarriors]

You are one of the best if not the best language teacher I have ever seen in my life
Thank you guruji
Pranam!

[pramilalall]

Shree Ved ji your teaching strategy is highly magnetic hence interesting! i am fortunate to have at last been blessed to be your student!!
Thank you for your such a dedicated teaching spirit !!

[ramdass]

Completed this session today after a few attempts spread over few days. It took some time. Thanks.

[amitavaguha]

This I was searching for, learning Sanskrit logically to remember easily.

[visweswararaokolluru]

Very good way of explanation of the concept. Pranam Vedji

[swapnaprasad]

Very nice teaching. Ved ji 's revision is also great 🙏

[srikalarengarajan]

Crystal clear explanation Ved Ji. Grateful to you🙏🏼

[prabhakarthakur]

Wonderful explaineation of the shloka which part of Sri Ram Raksha Strota. No doubt this shloka is known to most of us. Henceforth whenever we chant this great shloka the meaning will run into mind To top it all, all the seven vibhaktis have been very well explained, 🙏🙏🙏

[jagmohankhanna]

Brilliantly made so interesting! Wish I cud read, as stated, original samskrit texts eg valmiki Ramayan
Stay always blessed

[sivarajanv]

प्रणाम् गुरुजी. Vibhakthi which was nightmare for me before seeing your videos, is now a sweet dream. Thanks a lot. At 20:25 'रामस्य दासः' you said '2 षष्ठी विभक्ती'। How? please explain . (दासः is प्रथमा विभक्ति एकवचनम्) isn't?

[kishorenedungadi]

Excellent presentation Sri Vedji. Your method of explanation is beyond compare. Eagerly awaiting the next lesson.