Sanskrit language is important, adopting it makes life complete.
Sanskrit is the first language that came out of the mouth of our forefathers.
Sanskrit is the only language spoken till 3000 years ago.
The language which makes our fingers and tongue flexible is Sanskrit.
The language used on sixth and seventh generation supercomputers is Sanskrit.
Sanskrit is not only a language but also a thought in Sanskrit.
The language spoken is Sanskrit. To free humans from diabetes, cholesterol.
Sanskrit is the language that enhances memory with active passion.
Sanskrit is the official language of the state of Uttarakhand.
Sanskrit was the language of India before the Arab invasion.
Sanskrit is the language spoken even today in Mattur village of Karnataka.
There is peace in the world, there is civilization. For all these reasons,
Sanskrit language is important, adopting it makes life complete.
In Tibet, the night was cold and she said in Sanskrit:
Over years, in loneliness my heart bled in Sanskrit
All mantras of love have failed in winning her for me
Tell any Tantras to take me ahead in Sanskrit
Behind curtains of temple there was a paradise
Night was pleasant ride, though she spoke in bed in Sanskrit
The awesome civilization left us drowned in thoughts
In Hindu and Buddhist books, how we fled in Sanskrit!
In snowfall, my near death feelings craved for surpassing
How to ask fairies, "Is anyone red?", in Sanskrit?
Morning welcoming the Sun and evening fire blowings
I want to read my faith and others' dread in Sanskrit
November 06, 2022
Chunky ham sab L-nd ki paidavar hain lihaza jis nay l-nd ka inkar kiya us nay astitva ka inkar kiya aur jis nay astitva ka inkar kiya us nay lul kiya?Blody Phol.
Astitva Yoni Yoni Yoni
Yoni mein dalay dhoni.
Poetic Goddess
Forget me not, forgive me must naivete,
Poetry flows from the white rivers of my heart,
You are my moondust, write soul songs,
Thousand suns glitter, bloom, la, la
You make me bloom, lift from the gloom
You are a nightingale.
Yay, ye Born with the poetic tongue.
You are an eternal poetic fountain
Yay, you may write poetry on
thousand more blue moon nights.
Land of the light beckons,
Fall among the stars,
Covered in moondust,
Reborn childhood,
Thousand reincarnations,
This Devi- Bhakth, virtuous, innocent,
Material desires ye, dust,
Soul eternal, Childhood immortal.
Dr. Jose Manimala PhD, Pala, India.
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The Greek origins of our word for "matter," is the same for "measure" and MEASURING, as well as a few other terms that carry surprises.
First, however, there is no separate word for matter in Sanskrit, or broadly Hindu VEDANTA Philosophy. Indians and Hindus use a joint term, NAMA-RUPA or simply NAMARUPA: "name and form." As a young Hindu child in South Africa - of all places - I knew this. It was the term that stood for all REALITY - a combination of names and forms.
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The surprises are for MATTER, its Greek origins also connect with MAYA or "illusory reality." Maya also includes the individual "ego-identity," as Indian philosophy generally sees "ego" as a temporary identity that is fluid and transient. Like an iceberg floating in an ocean, will not be a separate form of water for long.
Matter is also connected with the words METER or "metre" and MATER for mother.
To earn two minutes of maiden fame,
What not a man would that to mind came!
Tear all dress, smash his pot,
And do things he should not,
E'en riding jackass seems fairest game.
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yena kena prakarena prasiddhah purushah bhavet |
ghatam bhindhyat patam chindyat kuryat rasabha rohanam ||
This verse in Sanskrit is a subhaa, words well their worth. Really, what not a man would to win two minutes of fame!
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Translations | 04.06.15 |
The sun wrote me a letter
in sanskrit on the sea
and shall I tell you what that secret sunlight said to me?
iit said forget about the past the love is real
the pain wont last
the tide is turning
changing fast
and whats to be will be.
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