I think we the Indians are the unluckiest in the world to lose our own Sanskrit, which taught the world Medicine, Science and Technology , Philosophy , Yoga, Ayurveda and what not ... This is all because of the British Rule in India... They introduced English education in India for their convenience and we are still following that ... I think it's high time Indians should respect our own Sanskrit by making it the National Language and abolishing English education in India... Jai Bharat
We do not need to criticize one culture to appreciate another. We do not need to abolish one language to embrace another. As it is said in Rig Veda ''आ नो भद्राः क्रतवो यन्तु विश्वतः'' ( Let noble thoughts come to me from all direction). We are all part of the one ब्रह्माण्ड (Universe, Cosmos).
Actually most Muslims in India were part of the Mughal Empire who allowed religious freedom and taxed everyone the same, they are regarded as the best Empire of human history above the Romans, unfortunately one of their emperors(Aurangzeb) was not as generous as his father and he did abolish those noble policies, but it all went to waste when the British came and destroyed their forts, melted gold off the ceilings, and set up their own government. Now I don't hate the British, and I am not Muslim, but I can see the good in both. You both need to calm down and refer to the textbooks before slandering a ethnicity, race, religion or culture. thank you and have a good day
Siddharth Anand You did not study your history properly if you are blaming Britishers for the demise of Sanskrit in India. Sanskrit was never the language of Indians. It was the language of Upper-Caste Indians. Only Brahmins were allowed to read and study Sanskrit. For the commoners, there was Prakrit. So, when you limit a language to handful of people, how would the rest of Indians be able to write and understand Sanskrit? Much before Britishers and Islam came to India, an average resident of the Indian subcontinent was speaking in either Hindi or whatever their regional language was. Sanskrit was always limited and thus was easily phased out.
Sanskrit helps me understand original old meaning of many polish words. Polish and other Slavic languages are directly related to Sanskrit, I find MOST Sanskrit words familiar but Latin alphabet makes it easy to corrupt and hide original meaning. I'm very grateful India somehow was able to keep Sanskrit despite muslim and british invaders.
Yes - there are many striking similarities between Sanskrit and other languages. I'm right now in California where the words Sant and Santa are used in many places. The meaning of this Spanish word is 'Holy' - the meaning for the Sanskrit word Sant is 'Saint' - also a holy person. You may like to visit my website easyhinduism.com.
I stumbled upon this today on Tamil New Year day, and I am simply delighted . What a wonderful service ! May God bless you and energise you to offer many more such wonderful learnings.
+Sundaresan Subramanian I would like to join to your classes whenever i visit to India,at present I located in USA.Hope I will learn this language soon. sned me some more information through my email-drluckymohangr8@gmail.com. Thank you for uploading ,your lessons.
Sundaresan Subramanian ... I like your approach towards simplicity as you have stated at about 13:01 or thereafter. As a Beginner, I like your voice because even when you say words I don't yet understand, I can hear it clean and clear! :)
Sundaresan Subramanian sir I want to read veds and Geeta.. though there are ample translation of Geeta but it very hard to find translation of vedas is very hard....and English translation is not satisfactory for my curiosity... please help
Caitanya Tirtha Dasa thanks for mentioning that my friend. You are absolutely right, Bengali is an apabhramsa from Pali again a derivative from magadhi
Thank you for this Sanskrit is a beautiful language and I love teaching myself it. Yoga and Sanskrit has changed my life I am sober and healing myself thanks to Mother Earth and all the herbs/natural foods/oils/teas she provides us. ❤️💜 much love namaste.
It is highly informative and inspiring class by Sri, Sundaresan Subramanian Sir. Great job. Every Indian should learn Sanskrit, at least the basic level, of this great Indian Language.
I am from chennai.started listening your lecture since 4 days.very interesting and I appreciate the language.i am exposed to sanskrit only at this my 56 th year.l missed it in my early days.i am eager to master it with your guidance. Thank you for your wonderful service to the society.
Navaneethan Krishnan Dhanyosmi! Please visit my website easyhinduism.com to know more on my online sessions. Most recent sessions were on Adityhrudayam in which you can learn many words. Happy to share the links: Session 1: czcams.com/video/W7c9jaiyJ7g/video.html Session 2: czcams.com/video/G1dwGEKqos4/video.html
Namaste Guruji, I was looking for a good source to learn Sanskrit for a long time. Especially someone who can explains the "why" along with the "how". Feeling very blessed to have come to this video series. Learning a lot of details and context in which Sanskrit came to be as it is. Would continue to learn from you. Please keep uploading more such videos.
I'm great full to you sir, almost all Indian languages are derived from Sanskrit. I'm quite interesting in learning Sanskrit very much thank you sir for making videos like this and making people's of India aware of this great scientific languages which has given a lot in science and technology.
Dipendra Jha - I appreciate your nice comments. You may like to watch my other videos on SanGita - an advanced version that combines Sanskrit and Bhagavad Gita
respectfully - it would be so helpful to see the slide showing the word in English / Sanskrit in English alphabet / Sanskrit traditional writing .... thanks so much for helping us
I have conducted numerous online Easy Sanskrit sessions that have slides in Traditional Devanagari script with English Transliterations. Some examples at Session 1: czcams.com/video/ZsE_RP3aRt0/video.html Session 2: czcams.com/video/PZyfnOF1-mc/video.html
thank you very much for this very informative speech..I had learned Mantras from childhood but never had the chance to understand the meaning...Now I am in USA with family and one fine day the thought of researching how to learn Sanskrit came to my head....this definitely helps in that and also understand the great glory of it!!
Through these videos you are not only sharing knowledge but also contributing a lot to humanity. I wish you a very long life so that you contribute more and more. Romba Nandri. On Namah Shivaya.
I was looking for this for a long time, my school just taught me to mug everything, I really wanted to read vedas in sanskrit, Not satisfied by English version. thankyou guru jee
Sir the way you speak, you drive ideas home, the way you show the path generate interest in students of all ages. I have recommended your lessons to my Smt and will hopefully appreciate and admire.
Dear Sir, thank you with my heart for publishing this. I am a 45 years old woman from Europe, I am deeply passionated by Sanskrit and Sanantana Dharma and Indian culture and knowledge. I took some Sanskrit courses in university but it was very hard, espcially because I have to work full time nightshift and then go to the courses. I love Sanskrit with all my heart, it is even kinda strange... I would like to know it it would be possible for you to give skype courses on a regular basis ? May this message find you in health and peace. Truly yours, Anushka
I would love to learn Sanskrit because it makes learning other languages much easier.. Sanskrit is the mother language of almost all European languages and English too has borrowed a lot from Sanskrit. I personally feel language and food are the 2 most important tools to knowing any culture in any country and I love both travelling and food..
Buddha Piyao, Nice to hear your comments. I appreciate your love of Sanskrit. You may like to view some of my other uploads in CZcams covering Sanskrit and Ancient Scriptures. Thanks.
Buddha Piyao - Actually, the mother language of Sanskrit it Proto-Indo-Iranian and the mother language of that (and the European languages) is Proto-Indo-European which is far older. The oldest recorded Indo-European language was Hittite.
English has actually borrowed words from all languages in Europe and the world. They continue to appropriate words and add to their "dictionary" even today. If every country demanded a "license for usage" from English countries across the world for using their words, they'd all be bankrupt in a day. Language is the intellectual property of a nation, and English thieves continue stealing from all over the world since they don't have a vocabulary or a system.
I learned this language in the eight grade but now decades later, I forgot it and I am a very avid reader and respect literature, history, culture, and art history. I know much of it is in Sanskrit and this is an excellent online school.Thank you Masterji! :)
Appreciate your comments. I have launched new online Easy sanskrit classes on May 21. Classes are held every saturday at 8:00 AM Chicago time. Typically each class is for about one hour. We now have students around the globe including Europe and Asia.
Namaste! I think I have seen your video presentation on healthcare and Ayurveda in the past. Thank you for this wonderful lesson; having had an introduction to Sanskrit during college, years later I would now like to learn to speak it fluently.
The more I learn about Kundalini , the more I realize the universe is an energetic hologram as micro to macro. I like to think their was something in the air in south India , the energetic geometry of the land made those men think and act different. When you look at south India. it looks like a Cone or an umbrella . Like a vortex of a magnetic field. I think that geometry impacted their brains. Kundalini science baffles me because it sounds like a bunch of Aliens having a conversation. about the energetic astral space. To THINK there were men who mastered electricity of their own selves!? I still can't believe it .God bless the sanskrit language and those holy men.
Sir please accept my greetings. I am feeling so sorry for my self as I was thinking before listening to you and your friend that our mother language is dead .. Guru like you is just blessing to us. Thanks a ton Guruji. Dhanyavadam
Nice video, may God be pleased with your words ,they are so sweet as Honey, this speech is very sweet like Oam which calm all the nerves in the body,Thanks for re raising Sanskrit the mother of all language and the powerful, SHAMBO SHANKARA, May God shiva smile upon you and Namskaramu
Everybody in India who don't know Sanskrit will find many things in Sanskrit which they already know. Because all our mainstream languages that we speak have derived many things from Sanskrit. I know all letters he taught because the same letters are there in kannada.
Sir I want to learn sanskrit as I want an in depth understanding of Vedas, understand mantras in a better way. What would be the best approach to learn the language.
Great work. Good luck! Power of Sanskrit Vedas lies in the sound made during pronunciations, words are intended to imbibe gratitude. For example, uttering Om opens the quantum worm hole for our DNA to access infinite knowledge from Savitur, the primordial source of knowledge, Saraswati.
+Sridhar Kaushik Thanks for your interest in learning Sanskrit-the divine language! Try viewing more of these lessons. Where are you in India. I plan to visit TN in late July.
+Sundaresan Subramanian I am Indian Punjabi and very much interested to learn Sanskrit with my all heart . I know Hindi and think it will help me to learn Sanskrit little faster.The specific answer to your common question is that this the only language which is the mother of all languages whatever exits in this world ,even Nasa has found this and know all world is starts accepting the facts about this my Vedic language.All Snatam Dharama vedas are in Sanskrit and i would like to read all of them ,if I could in this life.This language help to make the connection with the God, and help in meditation. many things more... what you can not mention all of them here. please give your suggestions and recommendations ,how i can be perfect in this heart touching language.
mukesh harshwal - It is not restricted to rituals. You have abundant scriptures of wisdom- Bhagavad Gita, The Upanishads, Mahabharatam, Ramayana, Musical Compositions, Jayadevar’s Gita Govindam, Manu Smriti and so on...Enjoy Sanskrit! Thanks
Guru dew sanskrit language is the champion of all languages on the earth and the universe thank you very much for your reply you are a very great person also your students. ...jai hind hari ohm santi santi
@ Prof. Sundaresan Esq: first you had Sri Rudram and Chamakam and then Srimad Bhagavad Gita and now the lessons in Samskrit. You have the lfull blessings of Sri Mahaa Periyavaa I am happy to recite Sri Rudram and Chamakam with scholars. I made 'arangetram' in Dec 2014 at Sri Sadasiva Brahmendral jeeva samadhi at Nerur near Karur. I continue to recite almost daily. I am able to chant five important Sukhthaas: Sri sukhtham, Purusha sukhtham, Narayana sukhtham, Vishnu sukhtham and Brahma sukhtham and end with 'mantram pushpam'. On Fridays, I redite Sri lalitha Sahasranamam. I have now an eposure to learning Samskrit from you. It's great experience for me. Hope you have translated the dialogue between Sri. Kumarila Pattar and Sri Adi Sankara. Jay jaya Sankara Hara hara Sankara.
Namonamah ! Thanks for your nice comments and your devotion. A basic knowledge of Sanskrit helps a great deal to appreciate our ancient scriptures. I am in Chennai now. More lessons to follow in March
+sethuraman jambunathan Hari Om! Currently, I'm in Chennai. My wife and I would like to visit Nerur and offer worship at the Jeeva Samadhi of the great Sri Sadashiva Brahmendral. Appreciate any guidance in this regard. My email: tellsubi@gmail.com. Thanks
Hari Ohm! Nerur is about 10 km from Karur town. It is on the highway connecting via Coimbatore to Kochin. If one engages a taxi from Salem, it will be convenient. The samaadhi is at the back of the Siva temple Kasi Viswanathar. If one passes by Namakkal, there is Vangal Agraharam on the way before reaching the spot. Vangal is a well nown village. At Namakkal, there is Sri Anjabeya temple just opposite to Sri Narasimha and Consort Namagiri. Thayar Namagiri blessed the mathematics prodigy Ramanujam. From Salem the samadhi is a drive of 1 hr and 45 minutes. One can get the darshan at Namakkal after visiting the Samadhi. If one starts around 6:60 am from Salem it is possible to reurn to Salem in the afternoon.
The language teacher will be more lovable when his pronunciation has energy as much as beginning of a sentence . sound is very important .... Good video .
Dear Sundaresan Sir, I cannot describe in words the joy I feel seeing your first lecture on learning sanskrit. I revisited the swaras and Vyanjana in your lecture after 25 years and yet felt I had so much to learn. Thank you very much. It was wonderful.
Dear Sri Surendran, I conduct the online classes once a week - every saturday morning. The first batch has completed 9 classes and anew batch may start soon. Thanks.
pranam mahodayaH Please let me know when you begin. I am afraid, you mean morning bharat time. Am in Europe, so am not sure if I could attend. But I shall be grateful, when you let me know.DhyanyavadaH Pranam
angela Hope-Murray You are most welcome. I will be in London third week of September. Meantime, you may visit my website easyhinduism.com to know more about my lessons
You are most welcome! Not sure if you watched my advanced Sanskrit program 'SanGita' that combines Sanskrit and Bhagavad Gita. It has 20 sessions. Launching this week-end a new online program on Upanishads.
Dear Sir, I am truly inspired and interested in learning the Sanskrit Language. Please include me in your group. I am trying to watch all your videos they are very enlightening and very easy to understand. Thanks and Regards
Hari Om! Thank you for your interest in Sanskrit. I have uploaded so far 10 in person/online lessons in my EasySanskrit group. Membership of this group is by invitation. Pl let me know your location, your knowledge level of Sanskrit and Devanagari script and email contact. Thanks.
I think we the Indians are the unluckiest in the world to lose our own Sanskrit, which taught the world Medicine, Science and Technology , Philosophy , Yoga, Ayurveda and what not ...
This is all because of the British Rule in India... They introduced English education in India for their convenience and we are still following that ... I think it's high time Indians should respect our own Sanskrit by making it the National Language and abolishing English education in India...
Jai Bharat
rubbish, British saved India from Islam. if not for us Islam would have finished off the idolaters.
We do not need to criticize one culture to appreciate another. We do not need to abolish one language to embrace another. As it is said in Rig Veda ''आ नो भद्राः क्रतवो यन्तु विश्वतः'' ( Let noble thoughts come to me from all direction). We are all part of the one ब्रह्माण्ड (Universe, Cosmos).
Actually most Muslims in India were part of the Mughal Empire who allowed religious freedom and taxed everyone the same, they are regarded as the best Empire of human history above the Romans, unfortunately one of their emperors(Aurangzeb) was not as generous as his father and he did abolish those noble policies, but it all went to waste when the British came and destroyed their forts, melted gold off the ceilings, and set up their own government. Now I don't hate the British, and I am not Muslim, but I can see the good in both. You both need to calm down and refer to the textbooks before slandering a ethnicity, race, religion or culture.
thank you and have a good day
If you abolish English, how can I learn Sanskrit?
Siddharth Anand
You did not study your history properly if you are blaming Britishers for the demise of Sanskrit in India.
Sanskrit was never the language of Indians. It was the language of Upper-Caste Indians.
Only Brahmins were allowed to read and study Sanskrit. For the commoners, there was Prakrit.
So, when you limit a language to handful of people, how would the rest of Indians be able to write and understand Sanskrit?
Much before Britishers and Islam came to India, an average resident of the Indian subcontinent was speaking in either Hindi or whatever their regional language was. Sanskrit was always limited and thus was easily phased out.
Sanskrit helps me understand original old meaning of many polish words. Polish and other Slavic languages are directly related to Sanskrit, I find MOST Sanskrit words familiar but Latin alphabet makes it easy to corrupt and hide original meaning. I'm very grateful India somehow was able to keep Sanskrit despite muslim and british invaders.
Sanskrit is the best of all languages ....nothing can beat it ❤
Akashic beats it akashic is root language where sanskrit came from after destruction of babylon akkadia and sumir.
@@teebo_xrp7251 Correct your knowledge babylon and sumir were merely 600 BC old where as Indus valley civilization os. c. 3300 - c. 1300 BCE.
Im from Lithuania and there are so many relations between lithuanian - sanskrit ! Amazing
Yes - there are many striking similarities between Sanskrit and other languages. I'm right now in California where the words Sant and Santa are used in many places. The meaning of this Spanish word is 'Holy' - the meaning for the Sanskrit word Sant is 'Saint' - also a holy person. You may like to visit my website easyhinduism.com.
Impressive..
@Archock Encanto So you say Lithuenians copied Sanskrit wron?
like what? Russia was part of Greater Bharath (aka India) long time,may be Lithuania as part of Bharath belt.
Arun Tyr wtf?🤣🤣🤣
Are you high? Russia was part of greater baharat?
Hahahaha what a joke!
🤣🤣🤣🤣☠️
I stumbled upon this today on Tamil New Year day, and I am simply delighted . What a wonderful service ! May God bless you and energise you to offer many more such wonderful learnings.
KRS Subramanian Thank you. Happy New Year!
Very much inspiring ... Namaskar .... Shraddha to Guru Subramanium Mahoday ...
Appreciate your interest and comments.
I think this is the best way to learn :) Thanks for letting us know this beautiful language...my mother tongue is Telugu :)
im american, my family speaks Bengali and Hindi, I will learn those and than Sanskrit. Good luck to you sir!
Thanks to Sri Sethuraman Jambunathan and several others who find the sessions useful. It is inspiring and triggering more interest.
+Sundaresan Subramanian I would like to join to your classes whenever i visit to India,at present I located in USA.Hope I will learn this language soon.
sned me some more information through my email-drluckymohangr8@gmail.com. Thank you for uploading ,your lessons.
Sundaresan Subramanian
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I like your approach towards simplicity as you have stated at about 13:01 or thereafter. As a Beginner, I like your voice because even when you say words I don't yet understand, I can hear it clean and clear! :)
Sundaresan Subramanian sir could u kindly tell me the meaning of suraghata? One meaning is liquor but does it have any other meaning?
Sundaresan Subramanian sir I want to read veds and Geeta.. though there are ample translation of Geeta but it very hard to find translation of vedas is very hard....and English translation is not satisfactory for my curiosity... please help
Sundaresan Subramanian thank you 😊
Many people, even most Thai do not know that there are so many Thai words derive from Sanskrit.. That is why I want to learn Sanskrit.
Interesting.
We learned Bengali Vyakarana in school, and it is so close to Sanskrit! just cant imagine!
Biswadip, Namonamah! Thanks for your comments. Yes Sanskrit is a very interesting language - seems its roots have spread to many other languages.
Caitanya Tirtha Dasa thanks for mentioning that my friend. You are absolutely right, Bengali is an apabhramsa from Pali again a derivative from magadhi
I am from Nepal. Sanskrit is so cloae to Nepali language. I find it quite familiar.
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Sanskrit is mother of all language bro
Our hindu language 😎
i am also from Chitwan Nepal and i am late.
I am Nepali too
It would be. still better if the things you explain are written on a black board or shown on a screen. Thank you sir.
Me too Nepali
Thank you for this Sanskrit is a beautiful language and I love teaching myself it. Yoga and Sanskrit has changed my life I am sober and healing myself thanks to Mother Earth and all the herbs/natural foods/oils/teas she provides us. ❤️💜 much love namaste.
Thank you. Please visit my website easyhinduism.com to know more on my free lessons. Also Real Yoga in FaceBook
This is theraupatic healing language and divine .
It is highly informative and inspiring class by Sri, Sundaresan Subramanian Sir. Great job. Every Indian should learn Sanskrit, at least the basic level, of this great Indian Language.
I am from chennai.started listening your lecture since 4 days.very interesting and I appreciate the language.i am exposed to sanskrit only at this my 56 th year.l missed it in my early days.i am eager to master it with your guidance.
Thank you for your wonderful service to the society.
Navaneethan Krishnan Dhanyosmi! Please visit my website easyhinduism.com to know more on my online sessions. Most recent sessions were on Adityhrudayam in which you can learn many words. Happy to share the links: Session 1:
czcams.com/video/W7c9jaiyJ7g/video.html
Session 2:
czcams.com/video/G1dwGEKqos4/video.html
@@Subi654 thank you sir.(DANYAVADHA)
Namaste Guruji, I was looking for a good source to learn Sanskrit for a long time. Especially someone who can explains the "why" along with the "how". Feeling very blessed to have come to this video series. Learning a lot of details and context in which Sanskrit came to be as it is. Would continue to learn from you. Please keep uploading more such videos.
I'm great full to you sir, almost all Indian languages are derived from Sanskrit. I'm quite interesting in learning Sanskrit very much thank you sir for making videos like this and making people's of India aware of this great scientific languages which has given a lot in science and technology.
Dipendra Jha - I appreciate your nice comments. You may like to watch my other videos on SanGita - an advanced version that combines Sanskrit and Bhagavad Gita
Dipendra Jha “almost all” but the actual truth is that Sanskrit is the world’s oldest language.
respectfully - it would be so helpful to see the slide showing the word in English / Sanskrit in English alphabet / Sanskrit traditional writing .... thanks so much for helping us
I have conducted numerous online Easy Sanskrit sessions that have slides in Traditional Devanagari script with English Transliterations. Some examples at Session 1: czcams.com/video/ZsE_RP3aRt0/video.html
Session 2: czcams.com/video/PZyfnOF1-mc/video.html
oh thank you so so so much. pranams
sanskrit is a glorious language, namaste
thank you very much for this very informative speech..I had learned Mantras from childhood but never had the chance to understand the meaning...Now I am in USA with family and one fine day the thought of researching how to learn Sanskrit came to my head....this definitely helps in that and also understand the great glory of it!!
The way you are teaching Gurudev its amazing.
Thanks for All the efforts
Through these videos you are not only sharing knowledge but also contributing a lot to humanity. I wish you a very long life so that you contribute more and more.
Romba Nandri. On Namah Shivaya.
thank god I found my mother tongue 😊 I don't know Sanskrit but i will learn pls upload more and more
Maulik Dhameliya I have uploaded many videos on Easy Sanskrit, SanGita and other programs. You may like to review them. Thanks
try some Slavic language instead. :-D
@@konradgajewski8215 NO NEED :) JUST TAKING OUR THINGS AND TEACHING US WE HAVE NOT FORGOT
You are very great Man sir, your English and Sanskrit both are great
This is what I was looking for! So happy to found you..very informative
Just subscribed
anugya lunthi Thank you! You may like to view the Easy Sanskrit and the advanced SanGita uploads in CZcams
Very informative, well explained and interesting! I'm just revising and learning again as I've lost touch with the language!
I was looking for this for a long time, my school just taught me to mug everything, I really wanted to read vedas in sanskrit, Not satisfied by English version. thankyou guru jee
Sir the way you speak, you drive ideas home, the way you show the path generate interest in students of all ages. I have recommended your lessons to my Smt and will hopefully appreciate and admire.
🙏Namaste!
Beautiful video! beautiful style of teaching! Thank you for these videos!!!
Dear Sir, thank you with my heart for publishing this. I am a 45 years old woman from Europe, I am deeply passionated by Sanskrit and Sanantana Dharma and Indian culture and knowledge. I took some Sanskrit courses in university but it was very hard, espcially because I have to work full time nightshift and then go to the courses. I love Sanskrit with all my heart, it is even kinda strange... I would like to know it it would be possible for you to give skype courses on a regular basis ? May this message find you in health and peace. Truly yours, Anushka
So nice you can come in India to learn our Sankrit
Dear, I would like to offer my help you to learn sanskrit,if you like ! I m a teacher in India
If you are interested mail me your contact number rajbala.hostel@gmail.com
Thank u fer the sharing.
Thank you for your hard work and manifesting the Great Mysteries love thru this Beautiful language.
The sanskrit tutorial is great.
I would love to learn Sanskrit because it makes learning other languages much easier.. Sanskrit is the mother language of almost all European languages and English too has borrowed a lot from Sanskrit. I personally feel language and food are the 2 most important tools to knowing any culture in any country and I love both travelling and food..
Buddha Piyao, Nice to hear your comments. I appreciate your love of Sanskrit. You may like to view some of my other uploads in CZcams covering Sanskrit and Ancient Scriptures. Thanks.
Buddha Piyao - Actually, the mother language of Sanskrit it Proto-Indo-Iranian and the mother language of that (and the European languages) is Proto-Indo-European which is far older. The oldest recorded Indo-European language was Hittite.
@@tiberiustheweaponsmaster4621 sanskrit is 5th generation language in 4000 BC. Other Hittite is 2nd generation at same time so it can't be possible
English has actually borrowed words from all languages in Europe and the world. They continue to appropriate words and add to their "dictionary" even today. If every country demanded a "license for usage" from English countries across the world for using their words, they'd all be bankrupt in a day. Language is the intellectual property of a nation, and English thieves continue stealing from all over the world since they don't have a vocabulary or a system.
I am very proud of being Indian. I am very keen to learn Sanskrit and would like to say that every Hindu must learn Sanskrit
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video I am very grateful for your valuable explanation. OmShanti Shanti Shanti
So nice of you. Dhanyavaadaha. Updates at easyhinduism.com
superb... i am watching this video dor the first time
Very nice, beautiful and sweet way of learning
A superb teacher. What a great blessing!
Namaskar Sudaresanji, thank you for these lessons. Very beautiful.
An absolute Guru, I have learned Sanskrit in school but never polished then. Easy and understandable.
Lot of words of Bengali, seems to be derived from Sanskrit without and change at all. Really amazing.
A great lesson. Thank you very much.
I learned this language in the eight grade but now decades later, I forgot it and I am a very avid reader and respect literature, history, culture, and art history. I know much of it is in Sanskrit and this is an excellent online school.Thank you Masterji! :)
Appreciate your comments. I have launched new online Easy sanskrit classes on May 21. Classes are held every saturday at 8:00 AM Chicago time. Typically each class is for about one hour. We now have students around the globe including Europe and Asia.
My namaskarams to Sri Subramanian. You are truly a great teacher. A saint. Thank you.
Thank you! Are you able to share the power point slides?
ThankYOU. Amma Mookambika blessings always
Amazing. Thank you for this. So want to learn sanskrit.
Thank you sir..i am happy to find you.. i know all the basic sanskrit because i had it as a subject till my 8th grade.i find it very encouraging.
Thanks for posting this, Sundaresan Ji. Pranams.
greaaat sir...thanku soooo mucchhh... :):):)
Namaste! I think I have seen your video presentation on healthcare and Ayurveda in the past. Thank you for this wonderful lesson; having had an introduction to Sanskrit during college, years later I would now like to learn to speak it fluently.
The more I learn about Kundalini , the more I realize the universe is an energetic hologram as micro to macro. I like to think their was something in the air in south India , the energetic geometry of the land made those men think and act different. When you look at south India. it looks like a Cone or an umbrella . Like a vortex of a magnetic field. I think that geometry impacted their brains. Kundalini science baffles me because it sounds like a bunch of Aliens having a conversation. about the energetic astral space. To THINK there were men who mastered electricity of their own selves!? I still can't believe it .God bless the sanskrit language and those holy men.
Wow.
I am an Indian oz and looking farward to learn Sanskrit
Thanks for your all efforts. You are a gem and I have followed your various lessons.
Sir please accept my greetings. I am feeling so sorry for my self as I was thinking before listening to you and your friend that our mother language is dead .. Guru like you is just blessing to us. Thanks a ton Guruji. Dhanyavadam
Nice video, may God be pleased with your words ,they are so sweet as Honey, this speech is very sweet like Oam which calm all the nerves in the body,Thanks for re raising Sanskrit the mother of all language and the powerful, SHAMBO SHANKARA, May God shiva smile upon you and Namskaramu
thanks for helping lot of ppl who wanted to learn sanskrit.
You r doing so great task ..spreading Sanskriti.. I salute
Very Informative video 👌👍❤️
Thank you. Your teaching happy greatly helps
i never learn sankrit..but i almost know all this..amazing!
Braynn paneru from nepal?
It is like facing the mother of all languages. So it never appear strange.
Everybody in India who don't know Sanskrit will find many things in Sanskrit which they already know. Because all our mainstream languages that we speak have derived many things from Sanskrit. I know all letters he taught because the same letters are there in kannada.
Same here im a malayali and i almost know all this in malayalam 80% words are from sanskrit
@@gooner1290 same for nepali language...
Thank you sir so much for uploading this videos... I try to learn everyday with your clips...
Sir I want to learn sanskrit as I want an in depth understanding of Vedas, understand mantras in a better way. What would be the best approach to learn the language.
Thank you for sharing this!
thank you sir for giving us enlightenment in sanskrit. i am to start with the almightys language
Great work. Good luck! Power of Sanskrit Vedas lies in the sound made during pronunciations, words are intended to imbibe gratitude. For example, uttering Om opens the quantum worm hole for our DNA to access infinite knowledge from Savitur, the primordial source of knowledge, Saraswati.
Very nicely explained.
Hope to get more videos in continuation.
It is very well done, thank you!
Very God sir...thanku very much
I think i can learn and use it to understand atharva veda by watching your videos. Thank you sir
Thanks. Please do! Also, you may visit my website easyhinduism.com that has lots of useful information
Amazing place.
I recently relocated from USA to India.
I have always been fascinated by Sanskrit.
Hope to be able to learn more from this site.
+Sridhar Kaushik Thanks for your interest in learning Sanskrit-the divine language! Try viewing more of these lessons. Where are you in India. I plan to visit TN in late July.
+Sundaresan Subramanian I am Indian Punjabi and very much interested to learn Sanskrit with my all heart . I know Hindi and think it will help me to learn Sanskrit little faster.The specific answer to your common question is that this the only language which is the mother of all languages whatever exits in this world ,even Nasa has found this and know all world is starts accepting the facts about this my Vedic language.All Snatam Dharama vedas are in Sanskrit and i would like to read all of them ,if I could in this life.This language help to make the connection with the God, and help in meditation. many things more... what you can not mention all of them here. please give your suggestions and recommendations ,how i can be perfect in this heart touching language.
+Sundaresan Subramanian
Sorry for the delay.
I am now located in Bangalore (C.V.Raman Nagar).
My parents are in Chennai. I visit Chennai now and then.
Thanks sir for the wonderful way of teaching Sanskritam, the language only limited to Hindu rituals.
mukesh harshwal - It is not restricted to rituals. You have abundant scriptures of wisdom- Bhagavad Gita, The Upanishads, Mahabharatam, Ramayana, Musical Compositions, Jayadevar’s Gita Govindam, Manu Smriti and so on...Enjoy Sanskrit! Thanks
Thanks so much you are very kind..
NOT ONLY INDIANS WANT TO LEARN THE SANSKRIT BUT THE WHOLE WORLD PEOPLE HAVE A INTEREST, LOVE, AND RESPECT FOR IT.
U r doing a wonderful job sir. Thanku
thanks a lot sir for your time and knowledge
This is most excellent. Su-Shreshtatam :3
Guru dew sanskrit language is the champion of all languages on the earth and the universe thank you very much for your reply you are a very great person also your students. ...jai hind hari ohm santi santi
Nice effort. Keep going...
Namaskaram. Awesome Sir. No words
@ Prof. Sundaresan Esq: first you had Sri Rudram and Chamakam and then Srimad Bhagavad Gita and now the lessons in Samskrit. You have the lfull blessings of Sri Mahaa Periyavaa I am happy to recite Sri Rudram and Chamakam with scholars. I made 'arangetram' in Dec 2014 at Sri Sadasiva Brahmendral jeeva samadhi at Nerur near Karur. I continue to recite almost daily. I am able to chant five important Sukhthaas: Sri sukhtham, Purusha sukhtham, Narayana sukhtham, Vishnu sukhtham and Brahma sukhtham and end with 'mantram pushpam'. On Fridays, I redite Sri lalitha Sahasranamam. I have now an eposure to learning Samskrit from you. It's great experience for me. Hope you have translated the dialogue between Sri. Kumarila Pattar and Sri Adi Sankara. Jay jaya Sankara Hara hara Sankara.
Namonamah ! Thanks for your nice comments and your devotion. A basic knowledge of Sanskrit helps a great deal to appreciate our ancient scriptures. I am in Chennai now. More lessons to follow in March
+sethuraman jambunathan Hari Om! Currently, I'm in Chennai. My wife and I would like to visit Nerur and offer worship at the Jeeva Samadhi of the great Sri Sadashiva Brahmendral. Appreciate any guidance in this regard. My email: tellsubi@gmail.com. Thanks
Hari Ohm! Nerur is about 10 km from Karur town. It is on the highway connecting via Coimbatore to Kochin. If one engages a taxi from Salem, it will be convenient. The samaadhi is at the back of the Siva temple Kasi Viswanathar. If one passes by Namakkal, there is Vangal Agraharam on the way before reaching the spot. Vangal is a well nown village. At Namakkal, there is Sri Anjabeya temple just opposite to Sri Narasimha and Consort Namagiri. Thayar Namagiri blessed the mathematics prodigy Ramanujam. From Salem the samadhi is a drive of 1 hr and 45 minutes. One can get the darshan at Namakkal after visiting the Samadhi. If one starts around 6:60 am from Salem it is possible to reurn to Salem in the afternoon.
+sethuraman jambunathan Namonamah ! Great guidance . Dhanyavaadah!
I also want to learn this beautiful language and sanskriti is really auspicious and melodious language.
The language teacher will be more lovable when his pronunciation has energy as much as beginning of a sentence . sound is very important ....
Good video .
Dear Sundaresan Sir, I cannot describe in words the joy I feel seeing your first lecture on learning sanskrit. I revisited the swaras and Vyanjana in your lecture after 25 years and yet felt I had so much to learn. Thank you very much. It was wonderful.
Hari Om! Nice to hear your comments! Thanks. I'm now conducting online classes for international students.
धन्यवादः I would like to know more about your online classes. Pranam
Dear Sri Shirodkar, Hari Om! Thank you for your nice comments. Dhanyavaadah!
Dear Sri Surendran, I conduct the online classes once a week - every saturday morning. The first batch has completed 9 classes and anew batch may start soon. Thanks.
pranam mahodayaH Please let me know when you begin. I am afraid, you mean morning bharat time. Am in Europe, so am not sure if I could attend. But I shall be grateful, when you let me know.DhyanyavadaH
Pranam
Very Happy and excited for learning Sankrit sir
I started to learn
Very good! Let me know your name and location! Thanks.
i am vexed in learning becoz
no 1 is telling meaning but vedio made me happy
Prasuna - I am happy because my video has made you happy. Thanks for the nice comment.
wonderful, informative! Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with such humility. A blessing to all of us in Britain
angela Hope-Murray You are most welcome. I will be in London third week of September. Meantime, you may visit my website easyhinduism.com to know more about my lessons
Always wanted to learn Sanskrit from a south Indian Guru :) ..Dhanyavad
so nicely presented....
Wonderful Teaching
Thank you sir. your methods actuallly accentuates further interest.
Great sir..great job...I appreciate your work....and thanku
You are most welcome! Not sure if you watched my advanced Sanskrit program 'SanGita' that combines Sanskrit and Bhagavad Gita. It has 20 sessions. Launching this week-end a new online program on Upanishads.
Dear Sir, I am truly inspired and interested in learning the Sanskrit Language. Please include me in your group. I am trying to watch all your videos they are very enlightening and very easy to understand. Thanks and Regards
Hari Om! Thank you for your interest in Sanskrit. I have uploaded so far 10 in person/online lessons in my EasySanskrit group. Membership of this group is by invitation. Pl let me know your location, your knowledge level of Sanskrit and Devanagari script and email contact. Thanks.
Proud to be your sishya guru ji, remove my darkness and giv me the sanskrit light, loka samastha sukino bavanthu
swaminatha sarma iyer Namonamah! Delighted to hear. Pl visit www.easyhinduism.com to learn more. Dhanyavaadah
Nice one sir. I will learn it
अत्यन्तं सुन्दरम् अस्ति ...
excellent sir "dhanyewaad"
thanks for sanskrit classes.
Thank you very inspiring.
Thank you for the wonderful lessons. My grandson is Indian and I want to learn all I can of the beautiful language and culture.. wishing you blessings
Thanks Mary for your nice comments. You can learn more by registering in easyhinduism.com.