FL 295 005: Elementary Sanskrit

[actingup2]

Sounds great, but I can not make out the name of your personal website. You should have it written down. I would like to follow-up.

Namaste.

[chantalbernard2]

@actingup2 yes I can't find it either....

[Vedantka]

Most modern scholars in India are simply parroting the derogating presentation of Sanskrit ,Indian religion & history of India as it was prepared by Asiatic Societies of Calcutta(=Britishers).The similarities with other imperfect languages simply prove that Sanskrit(always perfect) was a mother language of all other languages.No proto-indoeuropean language ever existed,even those who invented this term could not show any piece of evidence to prove.

[Vedantka]

Sanskrit language was the first language of the world.It is also called Devi Vani(the language of celestial gods) & because it is eternally perfect so it is called Sanskrit.There is NO such thing as proto-indoeuropean language!This term was introduced by William Jones in 1786; it was a fabricated story along with Aryan invasion theory to degrade Sanatan Dharm & to destroy true history of India so the Britishers would have easier to rule India.

[tst2160]

Very Nice Sir! I appreciate it.  Thanks, Ram

[puja12345]

Thanks for posting this video. Sanskrit is almost dead in India, Thanks for keeping it alive in America. Keep up the good work.

[casonragland]

I'm looking into learning Sanskrit this summer. I'm already translating Vergil's Aeneid in my Latin class and I'm very excited to start Sanskrit.

[avanwell]

Thank you for this inspiring introduction.

Languages come and go, but Samskrit is eternal.

भाषा नदीवदायान्ति यान्ति च। संस्कृतं तु सागरवच्छाश्वतं स्थास्यति।

(= भाषाः नदीवत् आयान्ति यान्ति च। संस्कृतं तु सागरवत् शाश्वतं स्थास्यति। )