Mattur - The Sanskrit Speaking Village in Karnataka

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  • čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
  • Mattur neat Shivamogga in Karnataka is one of the few villages in India where Sanskrit is still spoken as a language of communication. A glimpse of the life there in a small Agrahara. Read more at - www.inditales....

Komentáře • 104

  • @jananiananthanarayanan4072
    @jananiananthanarayanan4072 Před 2 lety +34

    The entire village is blessed. Every individual in this village radiates Tejas!

  • @bappigaming7798
    @bappigaming7798 Před 2 lety +22

    I really love this..
    i am bangladeshi hindhu 💜

    • @DAILYFACTWORTHY
      @DAILYFACTWORTHY Před 2 lety +4

      Come to India. Leave Bangladesh

    • @sapnabajpaipandey2099
      @sapnabajpaipandey2099 Před rokem +3

      Bharat aa jao , bangladesh chhod do ...🙏

    • @chavanrentertainment3591
      @chavanrentertainment3591 Před rokem +3

      Bangladesh mat chhodo chahe kuchh bhi ho jaaye. Hindu hai hum todo phodo lekin chhodo mat. 🏹 Haa Sanskrit sikhna hai to aavo phir vapas Jaa kar aapne logo ko sikhavo . Main bhi jaane waala hu vaha sikhne. 🏹

    • @chavanrentertainment3591
      @chavanrentertainment3591 Před rokem +3

      @@sapnabajpaipandey2099 why ?? For what ? Bangladesh is also for HINDU.

    • @mcg03
      @mcg03 Před 6 měsíci +2

      ​@@sapnabajpaipandey2099R we cowards? Muslims yahaan bhi majority honewaale hain. Toh hum yahaan se bhaag Jaye? Kitne door Tak bhaagenge?

  • @veenapatel14130
    @veenapatel14130 Před 2 lety +15

    👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👍This should implement all over the India.

    • @Inditales
      @Inditales  Před 2 lety +2

      Start a Sanskrit speaking group around you :-)

    • @kunjbihari2101
      @kunjbihari2101 Před rokem +1

      ​@@Inditales she don't reply you maam .because today's people's have not tripti

  • @anjanaissar252
    @anjanaissar252 Před 2 lety +12

    I wish other rural areas as well as city centres cultural units start adopting with same enthusiasm and energy

  • @anjanaissar252
    @anjanaissar252 Před 2 lety +6

    Great. Feelings of satisfaction...retaining our culture and sanskrit language

    • @ayi3455
      @ayi3455 Před 2 lety +1

      Sanskrit and English should have been made the national languages at the very beginning 1948.
      the leaders however prefered Hindi that day.
      now, it's too late ...

    • @ayi3455
      @ayi3455 Před 2 lety +1

      @E
      up to now India doesn't have a national language.
      I thought it was Hindi, but in fact it isn't ..

    • @chengsocheat919
      @chengsocheat919 Před rokem

      @@ayi3455 Being late is better than not doing

    • @ayi3455
      @ayi3455 Před rokem +1

      @@chengsocheat919
      doing what .... ??
      making either Danskrit or English the national language .... ??
      either way is now impossible ...

    • @chengsocheat919
      @chengsocheat919 Před rokem

      @@ayi3455 Thank you so much for the information 🙏💚

  • @abhishekshet9034
    @abhishekshet9034 Před rokem +1

    THESE CHANTS JUST PLEASED MY EARS .....STRESS LEVEL JUST REDUCED

  • @shashikalanarayan585
    @shashikalanarayan585 Před 2 lety +5

    I only hope that no politician eyes this village!! they will destroy whatever little we have as our culture!!! proud of this village!!

  • @supriyoghosh5326
    @supriyoghosh5326 Před rokem +4

    It should be included in UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE 🙏

  • @leechejin_shi9564
    @leechejin_shi9564 Před rokem +2

    Salutations to the village and the locals preserving Bharat's rich ancient language and culture!
    please...could you also describe about the women community over there???? How does the lifestyle of teenage girls and women be like?? I'm curious since I found only a handful of young girls reciting hymns.

  • @LEARNIKEN
    @LEARNIKEN Před rokem +3

    Others say girls were not allowed to learn but reality in the video

  • @PremSagar-SRVSH
    @PremSagar-SRVSH Před měsícem

    मैं पिछले 5 साल से ब्रह्मचर्य में हुं मुझे लगता है अगर ब्रह्मचर्य की जो शिक्षा पहले गुरुकुल में दी जाती थी। दुबारा से प्रचार में आये तो भारतीय बच्चों युवाओं युवतियों का भविष्य उज्जवल भी होगा।और देश भी एक नयी राह पर होगा।

  • @Sanjay82bhardwaj
    @Sanjay82bhardwaj Před rokem +1

    Hi , I am interested to learn the Sanskrit in that gurkul, pls guide , how an I contact

  • @sukruthns7273
    @sukruthns7273 Před rokem +1

    Study of Sanskrit Language must be made Compulsory for Everyone all across the World ! Study of Vedas & Upanishads & Bhagawad Gita must be made compulsory for Hindus all across the World !

  • @goplants5305
    @goplants5305 Před 2 lety +1

    its great so see this
    keep it up sir

  • @sreeshakthicargomovers1593
    @sreeshakthicargomovers1593 Před 4 měsíci

    நம சிவய,
    திருச்சிற்றம்பலம்...

  • @10_annaya.4a3
    @10_annaya.4a3 Před 2 lety +3

    ATI sunder

  • @mogatocaraccessoriess5358
    @mogatocaraccessoriess5358 Před 8 měsíci

    Hello
    I want my kids to learn Sanskrit during summer vacations i.e for 1month.
    Kindly suggest or connect me with best Gurukul, school or Ashwath Awdhani ji
    Thanks

  • @yuktijhawar6729
    @yuktijhawar6729 Před 3 měsíci

    I also want to learn Sanskrit here. How can I do that?
    Please share a way

  • @ksivaprasad9450
    @ksivaprasad9450 Před rokem

    Super heart touching..is there place to stay for 3 days .to spend with d gods of d village.

  • @JayanMNair
    @JayanMNair Před 6 měsíci

    I would like to see and hear the morning rituals of chanting nandanomukunda nandakiyaananda and dancing

  • @ayi3455
    @ayi3455 Před 2 lety +2

    as far as I know,
    Sanskrit has more or less :
    27.000 nouns.
    2000 verb-roots / dhatu
    among them 1200 most frequently-used dhatu
    in literatures
    50 basic dhatus for basic daily conversations (Samskrta Bharati standard).
    4000 adjectives
    250 pure adverbs;
    most adverbs are derived from nouns or adjectives.
    compared to
    Japanese : 3000 words (noun-verbs-adj-adv) / JLPT N3 level for daily conversation and simple opinions, 7000 words / JLPT N1 in order to be close to native speakers
    Chinese : 2500 words / Hsk-5, version 2010 for daily conversation and simple opinions, 5000 words / Hsk-6, to understand most media : news, drama, talkshows, etc.
    as for European languages, it takes 4000 - 6000 to reach B2 - C1 level which is satisfactory .
    Sanskrit is very difficult indeed ....

    • @Inditales
      @Inditales  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks for adding this knowledge to the video.

    • @ayi3455
      @ayi3455 Před 2 lety

      @@Inditales
      svagatam ..

  • @chikuk9776
    @chikuk9776 Před rokem

    Can i get more information of this school, my daughter is 8 yrs old, how can i get her the admission in this school. Expect quick reply. Thanks

  • @anju209
    @anju209 Před rokem

    Learned that they will teach anyone sanskrit in 20days ..can anyone say whats the method of cotacting them?

  • @kinkarmalakar2050
    @kinkarmalakar2050 Před rokem

    Mai bhi Sanskrit sikhana chahta hun to Kaise aapke sath contact Kiya Ja Jaaye

  • @malathimurthy7222
    @malathimurthy7222 Před 11 měsíci

    Instead of visiting foreign countries, Indians should visit such beautiful places to know the culture and traditions of our country 🙏, my next visit wil be to this beautiful village in Karnataka 👍

  • @CMAArvindKumar
    @CMAArvindKumar Před rokem

    Where to contact for visit in that village.

  • @kalusoni4996
    @kalusoni4996 Před 4 měsíci

    Kya main mere bache ko padhane bhej sakta hun koi contect number mil jayenge

    • @kalusoni4996
      @kalusoni4996 Před 4 měsíci

      Javab jarur dena garmi की chuttiyan suru ho gyi he

  • @dineshsud9984
    @dineshsud9984 Před rokem

    Commendable. These people prove that it is possible to have Sanskrit as a day to day language of our country.
    Are visitors welcomed in the village?

  • @anjanaissar252
    @anjanaissar252 Před 2 lety

    Very commendable

  • @pranjalrai5228
    @pranjalrai5228 Před rokem

    Can adults also learn Sanskrit here ?

  • @bibekabaruah9439
    @bibekabaruah9439 Před rokem

    Can your organisation start teaching sanskrit in 20 days by postal learning it will help in implementation part to the interested learners

  • @mangalmoypandey194
    @mangalmoypandey194 Před 11 měsíci

    Om

  • @yuktamookhey909
    @yuktamookhey909 Před rokem

    is there a way to contact them ? do they have Gaushala and agriculture in the village ....do they teach Ayurveda ?

    • @Inditales
      @Inditales  Před rokem

      Please write to us and will share the contact.

    • @shreepriya.sshreepriya.s6018
      @shreepriya.sshreepriya.s6018 Před rokem

      They teach Sanskrit to anyone regardless of caste itseems.

    • @radham2867
      @radham2867 Před rokem

      @@Inditales hi,pls share contact number Simone want to go and learn

  • @ruchirrai
    @ruchirrai Před 2 lety

    Is there any place to stay there? Kindly respond.

  • @PawanSingh-wu8nw
    @PawanSingh-wu8nw Před rokem

    मेरी दो बेटी है मैं उसको संस्कृत पढ़ाना चाहते हैं बिहार से हु फोन no मिलता तो बात हो जाता

  • @chengsocheat919
    @chengsocheat919 Před rokem

    So perfect ♥️💚🙏
    So perfect ♥️💚🙏🥰

  • @sharvilsaini777
    @sharvilsaini777 Před rokem

    अति उत्तम

  • @ownrana5321
    @ownrana5321 Před 2 měsíci

    WATCHED 1 (26/6/2024)

  • @ayi3455
    @ayi3455 Před 2 lety +3

    Sanskrit has better luck than Latin or ancient Aramaik...
    India should have made Sanskrit and English their national languages from the very beginning 1948, but leaders that day prefered Hindi ...
    now, it's too late ...

    • @shashankmungantiwar5676
      @shashankmungantiwar5676 Před 2 lety +1

      You're completely wrong English was never our national language and Sanskrit need to preserve at this stage.

    • @ayi3455
      @ayi3455 Před 2 lety +1

      @@shashankmungantiwar5676
      indeed ....
      India don't have NATIONAL language.
      There are 22 OFFICIAL languages, including English, Hindi, and Sanskrit.
      if only English and Sanskrit had become the national language(s).
      That's what I mean ...

    • @paulthomas281
      @paulthomas281 Před 2 lety

      @@ayi3455 Again, no. There are 22 (or 23) "national languages" of India, including Sanskrit. However, the Indian Union recognizes two "official" administrative languages, these being Hindi and English. So when you say India doesn't have NATIONAL language, it does not have one national language (correct!), rather it has 22. There are NOT 22 official languages, only 2 (these 2 for the political, administrative UNION, ie the union/federal state).

    • @ayi3455
      @ayi3455 Před 2 lety

      @@paulthomas281
      I brought a link here, a few hours ago.
      it disappeared ..
      India doesn't have a national language.
      They have official languages, not national.
      I wonder why my post disappeared after a few hours ...
      it seems YT don't allow me to bring a YT link.
      check the link :
      --
      Does India need a national language ?
      Indiatime.

    • @paulthomas281
      @paulthomas281 Před 2 lety

      @@ayi3455 The 22 national languages are listed in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of India.

  • @gabrielasanchez2028
    @gabrielasanchez2028 Před 6 měsíci

    6:46

  • @infotaintv4643
    @infotaintv4643 Před rokem

    Do they teach only for brahmins here?

  • @AnujPanday-jq1eg
    @AnujPanday-jq1eg Před rokem

    Kisi ke pass hoga to please dijiye

  • @mahanty007
    @mahanty007 Před 11 měsíci

    This village should be UNESCO protected.

  • @trk6502
    @trk6502 Před rokem +1

    Vande samskrutha mathram
    Vadathu samskrutham
    Patathu samskrutham
    Gruhe gruhe cha punarapi

    • @brindarao29
      @brindarao29 Před 8 dny

      पठत संस्कृतं वदत संस्कृतं लसतु संस्कृतं चिरं गृहे गृहे च पुनरपि

  • @sawaisingh1089
    @sawaisingh1089 Před rokem

    गुरुकुल के कांटेक्ट नंबर चाहिए

  • @selfstudy9569
    @selfstudy9569 Před rokem +1

    💙🧡💜👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻💜🧡💙

  • @goplants5305
    @goplants5305 Před 2 lety +3

    we should make this village a tourist place

  • @vijayag3637
    @vijayag3637 Před rokem

    Who can learning sanskrit here

  • @sekharvck
    @sekharvck Před rokem

    It's sad to know that these kids only know few hymn and mantras which my children also memorised long back and chant in the temples. but why no one speak sanskrit there ? Why you people waste your timings, roaming around and spreads false informations in the net.
    Very sad to know about you all and your duties.

    • @Inditales
      @Inditales  Před rokem

      Who told you no one speaks Sanskrit here?

  • @vitekar
    @vitekar Před rokem

    Muze b ana h yaha aur ved padhne h. Bhagwan ji chahe toh 1 din pkka
    Jai shree ram

  • @AnujPanday-jq1eg
    @AnujPanday-jq1eg Před rokem

    Mere ko yaha jana hai contact number mil sakta hai kya