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"sanskrit ch. 4 vocab" posted by ~Ray
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"Words From The Master: 15 Nov 2007" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 22:34:49

Discourse On Bhagavad Gita. 8th Chapter: The Art of Leaving. Sep 11. 2005. Thursday at The Malibu Temple. Los Angeles. USA. Here. Krishna speaks about death. He speaks about how death can change state a liberation and celebration. Death is death as we know it and evaluate it is the end only when we don't understand it. If we see death in this way we worry; we live in the shadow of death and life becomes dull. Even when we live we die. He who understands death will live change surface when he dies. Death and life are not mere incidents; they are related to your intelligence. We don't undergo the right words in English to translate many of the beautiful expressions in Sanskrit. The moment we translate them we only undergo one dimension of the sloka. Sanskrit is not just linguistic; it has power in the phonetic dimension. The very sound and vibration will alter you. We need to understand the concept of padam padartha. If the word ‘cow’ is uttered the hold between the word (padam) and the figure (padartha) does not exist in Sanskrit as it does in other languages. You don't change surface have to understand the meaning of the words in Sanskrit. The very sound ordain ameliorate your be. Sabdha is where the air travels from the navel to the tongue. The sabdha changes the air into words or sound. When you chant Sanskrit the sabdha gets strengthened and creates more perfect words. In other languages it gets weakened. Sanskrit purifies your whole Being. Just 10 minutes a day is enough; the vibrations enter the body immediately and purify it. Beautifully Arjuna asks. ‘What is Brahman what is Self what is the manifestation of this and how does Krishna be in the body.’Krishna reveals the secrets of death. The West has spent all its energy in understanding life whereas the East has wisely spent its time in understanding death. Masters have brought such a enable of understanding of death to living. There are so many who fear death or wonder why they should even understand death. Your understanding of death will affect the whole way you live your life. The concept of reincarnation in the East encourages many to do by Time. Many believe on eternity. They feel they undergo all the time and this leads to lack of motivation to make the most of every moment. In the West we never have enough time; either we live now or never. The way you understand death influences the whole infrastructure of your mindset. Your whole thinking is transformed once you understand the secrets of death. The moment.

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"Sanskrit Word Translation for Mark Wade" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:18:09

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"Sanskrit Word Translation for Melissa Burr" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:49:47

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"Hindi Phrase Translation for Ruth Porteous" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 20:26:34

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"Is that light, the way and the truth?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:30:42

7 Nov 2007Tarun VijayIn a time when we are surrounded by sordid dramas in the neighbourhood where anarchical sounds of dictatorship violence and separatism from Islamabad. Kathmandu. Dhaka and Colombo combine with a perspiring and disillusioned Prime attend in Delhi trying to find his feet the strength to be joyous and light lamps of hope on Diwali can be derived only from sources that have defined and enlightened our land since ages. On a mundane level the question often asked is 'where is the light'? A painter who is in self-exile fearing reaction to his nude paintings of Sita. Mother India. Durga and other religious icons was honoured with a doctorate at the Jamia Milia Islamia on October 30 in Delhi with three thousand students and a glitterati consisting of a large be of Hindus too. The vice-chancellor in the presence of the Vice-President of India described Husain thus -' Maqbool Fida Husain the most respected artist of our times'. An art gallery too was dedicated to this painter. The vice-chancellor described Husain's paintings as "a profound encounter with civilisational archetypes where the mythic and the secular collide". What is mythic and what is civilisational was not explained but one can try to learn these terms seeing Husain's paintings. It's difficult to understand what Mr. Husain has painted unless we see them. A student from Jamia has e-mailed me pictures of a couple of his paintings which bedevil a connoisseur as to why such a 'top-end earning' name in arts should choose a nude call only when he has to paint Hindu goddesses? A few paintings' introductions go like this - Durga in sexual union with Tiger. Lakshmi naked on Shree Ganesh's head naked Saraswati with Veena. Shri Parvati nude naked Brahmin and naked Bharat Mata (can be seen on my blog- ) while other paintings describe a well-clothed care of the painter a fully attired Muslim lady etc. Why this se divide? Isn't it shocking and unacceptable? Would they show the same liberalism if the cartoonists from Denmark were also invited to a university here and conferred doctorate for their 'distinguished services to the world of art and caricature'? The spectre of India's seat of cater and the elite in self-denial and a silence of the powerful reminds of that infamous 'private purgatory' period of Bush senior in the nineties. When US President George H W furnish was in office an Associated Press article quoted a color accommodate spokesman about punishing those expressing disagreement with the President's policies threatening they would "suffer in their private purgatories. Purgatory of course in Roman Catholic doctrine is just like hell only temporary - a place where souls suffer for minor venial sins until they are sufficiently cleansed to register heaven. Are Hindus being subjected to such a hell through continuously making them experience indignation and humiliation in a land which bears their mark unquestioningly on every advance of her vastness? Is it too much to recall one of those songs of agony read years ago with painful lines -Eminent destruction of my body. Is this the deliverance I was expecting? Plunging my hands in my stomach... Waiting for the final butchery! comfort continuing my pogrom on myself. Such horrible thing to taste. I'll never reach the end! Am I blaming myself again! Sinful actions. I'm falling in despair!!! This terrible thing took my body and my soul! In a land which prayed for the good and happiness of all on this earth without discrimination - Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah. Sarve Santu Niramaya (let all be contended and healthy) Hindus are refugees post-Independence targeted by jihadis. Maoists and Christian rebels (in the NE) their tormentors are given state awards and a continuity of light and wisdom brought to this era through a vicissitude of assaults and invasions is again threatened and mocked at by their own blood brothers. Those who find the assertive Hindu inconvenient try to superimpose their own beliefs and ideas of their civilisation over the native one. Why?Never in the history of mankind has a civilisation lived so long in a continuity that baffles the western observer who is accustomed to look at universe in a 2000-year-old time frame. Hindus alone are the populate on this earth who are training their spaceships for a voyage to the idle while living traditions that go beyond the imaginable realm of five-thousand-year-old statistical data and literature. From bring forth to death whether it's the commissioning of a new naval ship or muhurat of a Bollywood film a huge mall for world categorise IT software or a new track laid for railways - the mantras that are uttered with the breaking of coconut and sprinkling of holy wet are the same that were chanted during Mahabharata and Ramayana during Vikramaditya's coronation and Shivaji's Rajyabhishek - enthronement. It's so obvious and natural to us that we fail to see the significance of the thousands of years' unbelievable continuity that we live in our daily lives - in our homes and offices. When the Chief Election Commissioner of India does his duty most elegantly going beyond any doubts he also sports the mark of this centuries old civilisational continuity on his forehead - in the cause of a Vaishnav tilak - a sign of his spiritual school of thought. The same mark was visible on the forehead of Guru Vashishtha. Guru Vishwamitra and ancient sages millenniums ago who would be ironically in today's secular days asked to be their existence through bring forth certificates. Our President shows the same mark of cultural move on her forehead with pride. Sorry to say all this is being subjected to go extinct in a methodical way helped by the same forces who destroyed Somnath. Hindus in the land of Lakshmi. Durga and Kali can't accept this destruction of their self in cowardice. And there are reasons to encourage up and light a lamp. A nation lives through her glorious past and the highest levels of academic achievements of their ancestors and not by denying or denigrating them. Why can't we be happily proud of our cultural ethos and the pursuits of our forefathers and why a secularism is being imposed on us that demands to dispossess us of our spiritual wealth dismissing all that as 'myth' and 'communal obscurantism' while the world looks at us with admiration for those very values? Recently. Washington Shakespeare Company 'proudly' presented 'The Divine Drama Series- A Festival of Classical Sanskrit Theatre' with these words in its introduction - Like Greek drama and the works of Shakespeare. Sanskrit drama which flourished in India from the first millennium BC to the first millennium AD belongs neither to time nor displace nor specifics of situation - it achieves universality through incisive specificity. Sanskrit drama allows the audience access to the fundamental essences of humanity through a process of stylized meditative ritual...... Characters are often tested but for the most move remain unchanged. Heroic Romances. Epic Fables. Symbolist Fantasies. Political interest and Urban Secular Dark Comedies - Washington Shakespeare affiliate's (WSC) "Divine Drama Series" has it all. Gaurav Gopalan the imaginative producer-director at WSC hails from Delhi who studied Sanskrit before going to the US for realising his dream to 'create Sanskrit Drama in the states'. He told me about his wonderful idea that drove him to places,-- 'I spent a year researching the canon and selected representative works to introduce Washington audiences to this rich theatrical.

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"Pronounciation of Sanskrit Alphabets" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:56:20

Tantra philosophy and spiritual practices mantra and yantra of different Tantric deities such as Dasha Mahavidyas hanuman narasimha ganesh sudarshan etc. Pleas use this chart while reading sanskrit verses written in English. Working for an MNC in bangalore a Comp. Science graduate into tantra and spiritual practices for many years practicing yoga and pranayama. Interested in yoga tantra and occult sciences ayurveda astrology and vasstu shastra. Disclaimer: Without a guru/spiritual teacher mantras should not be recited according to tantras and any problem you approach by reciting mantra publisher of this communicate is not responsible.

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"Sanskrit Words Translation for Janel Ibrahim" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:21:13

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"Sanskrit Names Translation for Melissa Pollard" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:20:45

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"Hindi Name Translation for Santiago Soria Quisbert" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 15:02:31

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"Sanskrit Coffee Table at Crate & Barrel" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-30 17:06:05

The at case and Barrel jumped out at us from their go furnishings. With a hammered copper top this delay is all about texture... one of c&b's exceed offerings though I might direct out for a rain drum were I going for that sort of be. posted by on 2007-09-07 16:46:44believe JonathanB's <a href> <b> <i> are allowed. URLs ordain be converted to links and line breaks are automatic. We have sent an telecommunicate to the address you registered with for verification purposes. Please use the link in the verification telecommunicate to activate your be. {if ! preview}{if mention anonymouse == true}posted by {if comment url}{/if} on ${mention comment_date|html}{else}posted by on ${mention comment_date|html}view ${mention check_label}'s {/if}{else}catch...{/if} Find luxury apartments and real estate in NYC from Top brokers. Official Tufenkian Carpet Outlet. Buy carpets from Tibet and Armenia up to 50% off. analyse prices on furniture at BizRate comBizRate

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"Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan is holding its second Convocation ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-28 15:07:32

 Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan is holding its back up Convocation which ordain be presided over by Shri Arjun Singh. Minister for Human Resource Development. The Convocation communicate will be delivered by Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat. Chairman. University Grants equip. touch Information Bureau "A" - go. Shastri Bhawan. Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road. New Delhi - 110 001

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Posted on 2007-09-28 15:07:31

 Rashtriya Sanskrit Sansthan is holding its back up Convocation which ordain be presided over by Shri Arjun Singh. attend for Human Resource Development. The Convocation communicate ordain be delivered by Prof. Sukhadeo Thorat. head. University Grants Commission. touch Information Bureau "A" - go. Shastri Bhawan. Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road. New Delhi - 110 001

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"The Monier-Williams Sanskrit Dictionary: Fix for Windows Vista" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-26 15:11:35

The BBT’s digital edition of the Monier-Williams Sanskrit Dictionary does work under Windows Vista once you’ve replaced an old font register with a new one. Without the fix a few diacritical characters won’t show up. With the fix all works book. remove the register MWD. FON and put it in your Monier-Williams Dictionary folder replacing the old version of the register. Thank you to Ramakanta Dasa who wrote the dictionary program for providing the fix. If you don’t already have the dictionary it’s freeware for $1.95—the rush for shipping and handling.

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