Experience the "Scientificness" of Sanskrit for yourself !
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- Sanskrit Grammar, has been created with a deep knowledge and understanding of the human anatomy!
But, you have heard such claims already!
Don't just believe them because someone says so.
Try this simple experiment, to find out how "Scientific" the Language is, for yourself.
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Love you from Nepal.... Sanatani Hindu from Nepal
Ha gay
@@fieryspy6414 HA LESBO😂😂🙏
I have a question for do you know where form word Nepal is comes from.
Sanskrit is mother of all morden languages Thanks for this
@@jdpandey08 Nepal is a Hindu original country and other religions like Buddhism was born here but still Nepal has always been a hindu nation originally. It's been mentioned in the Veda and the granthas as well. So yes we do know what Nepal comes from
I m a medical doctor. This is amazing channel. I always knew sanskrit and yoga are far more advanced than we think.
you are unfit to be a doctor...Go and study well....
@@Ab_someone 🤣🤣 These con men are Now mixing science in everything to make it sound like truth ...
You are a non medical doctor
@Vijayan A he is a better doctor than idiot Zakir
@@ArunSenthil1993 well, you "Scientific" people aren't still able to prove these things false, and because they are above your IQ level, you don't want others to understand them as well.
'Angoor Khatte Hain'😂
The west is discovering these things and posting their stamps in it. Maybe after few decades you will also start believing because of your loyalty towards the western masters
You doing awesome job bro! Wish you all success
You too 😉
What, Your channel not verified yet, How ?
Finally, "Sadhguru And" guy praised somebody! LoL. Just kidding. I love your works too.
Sadhguru is great too
What can be expected from a person who changed from his original identity to Dogma based religion. It's not just one stupid comedian, million are their in name of journalist, so called scholar and many more.
I am from Nepal ... and I really loved the video ! 80 % nepalese are hindu so plz. also consider nepal ! It will encourage Nepalese people !!
You're right, Nepal is just like a heaven ❤️
@@user-rw1hr3yh6i are from Nepal too ?
@@sabinabajracharya3900 no, im indian, I visited nepal many times and really... Nepal is love 😍
@@user-rw1hr3yh6i ohh !! Its really nice of you ! India is a very good and diverse country ! Goodwishes for election in may ...
Yes Dear...we love Nepal and personally I consider Nepal as my second home.
Love to you all Nepali friends from India...❤❤❤
That's why Sanskrit is called Dev Bhasha because it's most perfect and doesn't change with time
It’s funny because an Arab would say the same thing about Arabic. There is no perfect language. Language is language, you can’t compare.
@@ToqTheWise So can u explain vowels and consonants of Arabic language also in this manner. Just curious to know if its similar to Sanskrit
@@ToqTheWise If you are saying Arabs would call their language Dev Bhasha too because its their mother tongue then I would like to state that Sanskrit was not called Dev Bhasha just because it was the main language in India. Infact there has never been a main language in India, its a land of variety.
Even though people in Bharat spoke and still speak different languages every few hundred kilometres, still they remark Sanskrit as Deva Bhasha. So there really is much higher dimensions in this language.
its a devised language so its scientific. derived languages/ lok bhasha is not!
God languege?😂😂
Sanskrit is butter soft and lightning bright
Odd expression in English
@@electrichanoi7244 because british have reduced us to this state. We are beginning to realise it and correct our mistake.
@@ssi44 👌👌👌
Im australian learning sanskrit fascinated by vedic knowledge all my life. This is a superior channel. Thank you
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Sanskrit, hebrew r the one of the 3 languages of God.
Hebrew cos of gematria.
Scientists discovered in the dna of humans this line in the above 3 languages is written " God eternal within"
Like how an artist puts his sign at the bottom of his cteation. Likrwise his sign on the dna
Is it any wonder that Jesus said you cannot call another even a fool, or even hold anger against another , or condemn another lest we receive the same, judgement/ hellfire.
I feel cos we condemn the creator of the creation if we do the above
Great work man... Nobody in the TH-cam world has shown the hindu cultural depth ( knowing Hindu is not a religion) . I would urge you to share your knowledge explaining the Vedas and Upanishads in detail so that a Indian like me who doesn't know much about his own culture , can learn.
Thank you.
If you are interested in Upanishads please check out the Videos of Swami Sarvapriyananda on TH-cam.
For example:
th-cam.com/video/bzLHJXQMCGA/w-d-xo.html
I would politely differ from your opinion that Hinduism is Not a religion but a way of life.
Sir, please understand it is merely play of words. As every religion teaches, a way of life as a basic pedestal of life. Religion = way of life, but denouncing that Hinduism is not a religion but a way of life, we are not only in denial but also are acting in highly derogatory manner; with equivalent to stating Hinduism is mythology; and probably we suffer from inferiority complex.
@@jitujitu9157
Sir , Hinduism is not a religion or a way of life. It's just a geographical demarcation from hind Sagar ( Indian Ocean) to Himalayas. In this land of 5000 yrs old culture, there was never a concept of religion. If you try reading the Vedas , Upanishads ,you will find they are about exploring the life and yourselves in the fullest way ... Thus , this land has always been about getting moksha or attaining ultimate salvation instead of believing of concepts like heaven or hell, or there is upperwala or something.
Sadly , because of so many invasions and attacks it has got mixed up so much that people have started calling it religion and let me tell you Hinduism or religion is a western idea. Even the concept of God is western.
Please refer to this video for more understanding.
th-cam.com/video/QJVHg28lKZU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you and namaste.
@@mukeshkv451 We both are at liberty to hold our opinions, and that is the beauty of Hindu Religion.
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Ya that's definitely true .
Please start a Sanskrit TV channel where everything (like ads, series, movies, shows, music) should be telecasted in Sanskrit dubbed language.
How many will watch? How will channel earn?
@@rabindradash2859 same I was thinking. An ecosystem should be first made for this.
agar "ads" banani hai to sanskrit ko kyun ghasit rahe ho beech mein. Sanskriti/indian culture is to developed by our rishi to free people. lead a life of fulfillment. Advertisements mean to influence people's mind to force them to buy those products which is anti-culture.
There is a Sanskrit Newspaper "Sudharma". I read it online sometimes. Not sure if it is still available.
I feel bad as an Indian we don't know about ourselves
Thanks for taking stand
yes, that is one of the tragedies of European colonization. Vedic culture is the oldest culture on the planet, tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of years old. Abhijit Chavda has talked about how there's an archaelogical site in India that's at least 9000 years old and the artifacts there show that the culture of that time was very similar to Hindu culture today. India and Vedic culture have the complete knowledge of life, including the foundational language that is at the root of many (most?) of the world's other languages. Mother India!
Eyuropeans came 500 years back and gave you the trains, trams not bullock carts, postal system, telephone, sewage lines , water pipeline , tunnels thru mountains gor trains. What were ull doing 3000 years before?!!!. Stop condemning and be grateful. Unlike the mughals who built only forts for killing and a tombstone offered to this country as a 7 wonders of this world, when Hindustan has much more life giving monuments .
@@pimacanyon6208
Sanskrit, hebrew r the one of the 3 languages of God.
Hebrew cos of gematria.
Scientists discovered in the dna of humans this line in the above 3 languages is written " God eternal within"
Like how an artist puts his sign at the bottom of his cteation. Likrwise his sign on the dna
Is it any wonder that Jesus said you cannot call another even a fool, or even hold anger against another , or condemn another lest we receive the same, judgement/ hellfire.
I feel cos we condemn the creator of the creation if we do the above
@@Yah-np1or one of my spiritual teachers was asked once, "Why do the Jews have such a hard time in this world, they're either killing or trying to kill an entire population (commit genocide) or they themselves are being killed en mass in an attempted genocide." His answer: "Because they had the complete Knowledge and they lost it." The Jews had the complete Sanatana Dharma, the full Vedic Knowledge, they must have migrated out of India to Palestine, and over time they lost that knowledge, distorted it in some way. But the clues are there. Before Abraham was called Abraham, he was Abrahm. As in, a Brahmin. So, was he a Brahmin priest?
बहूनि साधु!!?बन्धु! अस्मिन् ग्रामे जनाः संस्कृतम् सम्भाषणं पारंगतः आसीत्!🙏🙏🕉️
If I am not wrong , you are saying "hello all , all people in my village are experts in sanskrit " 😊
We can understand little bit If we'll try
@@sandee9469 उत्तमं!नमस्ते! त्वं ना जनयति "पंडित राहुल संस्कृत्य" तवे भारतीयः विख्यात पुरुषः वर्तते!भारतीयः विख्यात लेखकः एवं यात्रा वृत्तान्तः अङ्गतुकः लेखकः आसीत्!
Not aasit its asti
@@physical61 उत्तमम् बन्धु!🙏त्वं कस्य प्रदेशः निवासं कुर्वन्ति, इति!
@@physical61 अहों त्वाम संस्कृतम् सम्भाषणं पारंगतः वर्तते!साधु!! सः
When I was in school and my sanskrit teacher taught me this, I found it mind boggling. Later I started to teach home tuitions to earn my college expenses. No matter what subject I was hired to teach I always helped student with Hindi and sanskrit and showed this "Scientific technique" of devnagri to my student. Even today I am a school Counselor. But I take out a little time to show how amazing our language is.
namaskaram please do more in-depth Sanskrit teaching
Definitely ! 👍
@@TheSanskritChannel pranam
Do videos to learn Sanskrit
I am west Indian and would love if you taught sanskrit
Sorry, west indian...u mean ...u r from gujarat, maharashtra, goa
..or something else
@@asthbasagr9486 nope the Caribbean
@@devanharripersad5730 east Indian in west indies.
@@Ryan-jk5xn sorry mate just going with what the rest of the world says. And my country. And the history books.
@@devanharripersad5730 im Jamaican. Im both east indian and west indian. Our history books say this. Indian were brought over from East india. Like bengal etc. They were taken to the place called West indies because columbus mistakenly thought he was in India. So he named the place west india. I have studied this extensively i am certain in my position.
Why sanskrit language not in our schools...mother of all Indian languages
No it's not. .Tamil predates Sanskrit
Unfortunately it is not. And Tamil predates Sanskrit..
@@Octopussy1111 does it even matter? 😂
@@suryagurung7793 to some
@@Octopussy1111 Lol, Tamil is from the same family of Samskritham. And it doesn't predate Samskritham.
Never thought of बाराखडी this way!! That's what its called in Marathi.
Learnt Sanskrit, Marathi & Hindi for so many years in school yet never realised this progression! Thank you so much!
I always scored 95% - 100% in sanskrit in school and now I realize that I knew nothing..My actual course starts here...If we are taught the way you teach, students will love to learn Sanskrit rather than avoid and prefer other foreign languages..thankyou so much...
Never stop! Never stop! Never stop!!
You are inspiration for the youth.
Huge respect from Bangladesh ❤️
Om Shanti
Teach us Upanishads and vedas in short videos.. We will be thank full to you. My bhatra...
Speaking of the Vedas.... where can I find their original text?
Vedas would be a stretch, Upanishads are fine.
These things are meant to be learnt from a proper guru and that too in person , not online.
I am very happy someone is creating awareness on samskrit language.
Omg. I never noticed this in all these years
Those 165 dislikes must be from different planet.
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@@anandsai9378 also pro Dravidians...
@@anandsai9378 I am communist. I didn't dislike😄😄.
they are liberals and from peaceful community
@@11_sohamvaidya53dravida is just a word given to land surrounding water. some dirty minds have made dravida a race 😔
Really proud of u brother......u r saving Sanskrit....I wish we should also b taught Sanskrit in our schools...🕉
Brilliant stuff Uday ... keep going 👍👍
Thank you, Aditya !
I love Sanskrit, but failed to learn...
I m also learning... U can try by reading vyakaran by salwalekar... It's good
I failed and started again. Now it seems much more easier.
I failed so many times in Sanskrit language until 8th standard and in 9th standard I had to pick Hindi as a part of my curriculum. I always wanted to learn the Sanskrit language but sadly learning Sanskrit was always a way to score well in your exams but learn as a language.
Also with my very limited knowledge, it would be easier to train artificial intelligence using Sanskrit as the rules in Sanskrit are well defined and computers are good in following rules(programming) so revival of Sanskrit would be a great thing to do or we can create a new language which is similar to English but have rules structure based on Sanskrit language rules.
Wow! I so wish we were taught like this in school. Nevertheless, today is a good day to start too. Thank you for sharing this science with us.
You are doing a fabulous job.
My God this is like awakening to me about the science of the Sanskrit.NOW I AM EXICETED to know and learn more. Thanks. I am your new subscriber.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Wow! Wow!
This is incredible 👌👌👌
You are such a cleaver, bright young man and a fantastic teacher 👏👏👏👏
God bless you 😇
Please keep up with these great work.
Nomoskar 🙏
Thank You !! 🙏
Bengali ?❤️
You're doing an amazing job, phenomenal service. We've just made a contribution to support your work. Thank you.
धन्यवादाः नमो नमः।
मत्पक्षतः अपि भवते भवत्परिवाराय च तथैव ज्ञापयामि। अस्तु।।
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At least i saw real informative work in youtube...besides a few others...
Actually i am happy that you articulated this topic and presented it in a simple and just way.. .
All the best for you...may your endeavour continue and throw us all light on different aspects and make us take a step towards divinity....Kudos brother....dont worry about views...it will be a consequence if the contents are genuine.
you are doing an awesome work, by involving and explaining it from root of the language and explaining it scientifically with order can be understood by a common man.
Never realised the science behind the sound occurrence when a letter is uttered. Thank you for this video 🙏🏽
Never knew or understood why the 'varnamala' or the group of consonants was organised in that order when learning it, this is an eye opener and such a potential beginning to the greater knowledge that is there.... Namaskaram 🙏
Really awesome.... wish our teachers, elders would have mentioned the significance of chanting... thanks for the awareness
Awesome!!! We never studied this way in schools... Atleast now we kew because of your channel. Thank you
Wowowowow. This is one of the most meaning videos I've seen on TH-cam 🙏🙏 Thank you so much for making this video. Subscribed right away 😊 Please keep sharing your knowledge
This is what I waiting for to see I really glad to hear this ,go ahead brother we always with u
Now I cleared that why ಅ comes first
You proved once again India is not only a country it's also a abode of knowledge .
Make more videos on this
Wow sadly I don't know Sanskrit but as a Bengali , we have this same way of alphabet arrangement, yet I didn't ever notice this... This is just amazing😍... Thanks a lot!!
I alway wanted to explore all the scriptures written in Sanskrit hope with this channel this dream of mine can become true. Namaskaram and Dhanyawaad.
Great .
Greatness of Sanskrit grammar is more than this .
This 5 × 5 matrix of consonants ( व्यञ्जन )
was a unique invention . First letters in all 5 vargas -- क् , च् , ट् , त् , प् -- are stop consonants . Produced by stopping the air flow . All five are sharp and have long
" voice onset time " ( VOT ) . For example क् has VOT > 35 milliseconds .
On the other hand the Third letters in all 5 vargas are soft and have Shorter VOT -- for example ग् has VOT of
I feel so grateful that I found this channel. Mera Koti Koti Pranaam Aapko iss gyaan ko baantne ke liye. Keep up with the good work. Om Shanti 🙏
Thank you for the great video.
A, B, C, D, ... now sounds so unordered.
Amazing.. Very informative..people should be informed about how beautiful a language Sanskrit is..
Sanskrit vishwa ki sabse prachin bhasha hai aur sabhi bhashaoo ki janani hai, har bhasha ka janm Sanskrit se hi hua h ..🌻🔥
Just made my bit of donation.... You deserve a lot bro keep going 🙏🏻.
Sanskrit should atleast be an option in schools.
In kaliyuga or dwapara yuga (esp in india) when adharma is high, it is not possible
My school used to teach Sanskrit in 7th class to 8th class
thank you for knowledge it's really worth to learn from you and be a part of your challenge .Thank you
Looking forward to have more such stuff this channel has got to serve. Really loved it.
An enlightening revelation! Hats off to Ancient Indian Science and am really proud of your efforts man! Keep it going
Amazing!!!
Man you made me your fan.
Lovely.
Keep it up👌👍.
Fantastic.
Wonderful.
Amazing.
Namaskaram
Hats off to your work and dedication towards the Sanskrit channel
You are bringing back what we forgot in a very elegant way
You are bringing a change in many bro
Kudos
Keep going
Nice work its good and also please clear the fake news and claims, can't trust another channels.
You are the best
Thanks much for the video. In last 30 years i just came to understand the logic behind ka. Cha, ta pa
Super Brother. I liked it. Although Ihad studies Sanskrit in my English medium school. But our teacher never taught us this
Wow Man !! I was smiling throughout the session, as I was so mesmerized by the fact you just presented. I am a Hindi native speaker but never realized these in details. I think these details should be properly taught in academics.
We are very grateful to our ancient sanskrit language. Thanks a lot to remember our culture.
I want to learn
Sanskrit
Aiyurvedh
Purana
Since of Bharat
But i never got change
When i have watched this video
Now i can learn about my purvagaas (ansister)
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Thank you for this valuable information.
Just subscribed. Thank you for your work. Hope you take forward a long way.
This is the nature of how sound happens in human body. These sounds are common to all languages. Why is it special to only Sanskrit?
Woah ! I'm blown away !
Wow! This is mind blowing. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. 🙏
Thank You ! 🙏
Great work my brother ,keep it up,we are all with you and our lovely language Sanskrit
Thanks for the great info. Sanskrit, especially mantras like Om mani padmr hum help me immensely. You can feel the vibrations inside and it’s good for us. It would be nice to teach this in schools here. Thanks again and namaste
Thank you so much for the very clear explaining!
:)
saudações do brasill!
My father taught me this in my childhood.. never found such videos on TH-cam with great knowledge abt our culture.. thnk u sir for sharing..🙏
So did my father too, but made it look like ordinary and common knowledge (just like ten digits and decimal place notation being enough to represent all numbers however large)!
I am Grateful, found out your channel , part of the family from today , namaste from Kolkata 🖤
Atlast ! Good days have come for Bharat. Your videos are mind blowing. They are unfolding the secrets of the vast ocean like knowledge embedded in our Vedas. Thank you very much!
FASCINATING....
The only language where we read exactly what we write
For example in English, see
Put, but
Both has to be read differently, actually a nonSense and they have very little base
So for software like text to speech, Sanskrit can be done easily without any fudging
Think other languages, you need big database to store fudging
Well, try any European alphabet in just the same manner and you may find out that exactly the same can be observed, different consonants and vowels are formed in different places of the speech apparatus! And one can communicate in other languages then Sanskrit pretty well, even there are not as many characters! Not mentioning Chinese, Korean or Japanese, which one needs much, much more characters to be able to communicate! By the way f.E. Italian/German are other languages where one exactly reads what is written! I still honour the incredible intricacies of Sanskrit concerning it's structure in regards of available sounds! and the clarity Sanskrit is able to transmit! The big question is: Why it has been abandoned by it's very children? Like Latin has, except for scientific use, completely disappeared from daily use!
@@TheSamuiman Read about the English Education act of 1835 which was passed in the british parliament(when india was under british colonisation) the real descent started from there
You will surely find some eye opening facts there and a striking similarity with what happened to latin
This feature is also can be observed in Telugu and Kannada too. What we write that we speak. Where as Tamil and Malayalam doesn't have this feature in them, because Tamil doesn't have many letters in its alphabetical systems it substitutes the other relative letters to pronounce such words. And in Malayalam due to heavy dialects and slangs they do pronounce sounds differently than what they write. For example the word for 'what' in Malayalam is ' എന്ത് / Enthu' where as it is pronounced as ' Endhu '. And even in many Northern/central/Eastern Indian languages , say Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Marwari, Punjabi, Bengali etc., The last letters of a word will be ending with a consonant will be pronounced only half, like if you write कमल in Hindi or any other Northern languages it is pronounced as Kamal, where as the last letter is actually ल / la, the vowel sound in it is omitted and pronounced as ल्. But in Telugu and Kannada whatever it's is written the same is pronounced, and most of these languages have words ending with vowel sounds. Hence these two languages can be considered closer to Sanskrit grammar and or having similar word structure of Sanskrit than any other languages in India.
@@suryaprakash-
Yes may be
In Tamilnadu also we have another script we call as Grantham, where it is used for writing Sanskrit kind of stuff
Tamil and Sanskrit came from two sides of udukkai of Lord Shiva, and both are unique and others are derived
For example Telugu script would have been derived from Sanskrit
Tamil letters are such that speaking Tamil will lose less breathe so that the person can live longer.
@@Sam-ch4jh I beg to differ, Telugu is not derived from Sanskrit, Telugu itself a separate language and the script which is used to write Telugu is old Brahmi script, same goes with Kannada. As you said about Tamil, the grantha script to write Sanskrit words, same has happened to Telugu in between 10th and 11th centuries, it is said that Nannaya - who is called as Adi Kavi in Telugu, a famous poet had said to be bring those special letters to Telugu to write Mahabharatham in Telugu language. Since then the sounds like Kha, Gha, Chha, Jha, Tha, etc., have become common in daily usage. And Sanskrit being the court language in many kingdoms it has influenced Telugu a lot. That doesn't mean Telugu is just a derived language.
Uday you are doing fabulous work.This is will become fantastic tool for future learners of Sanskrit.👍👏
was looking for something like this. Glad found it. Thanks man
So intelligent thank you so much.
Great video bro
Thank you so much for your dedication.
Pranams for spreading awareness about Sanskrit and many other aspects of our culture.
Will support you
kitna accha content hai channel pai........ mujhe to ye sab aaaj hi pata chala. love thid channel
Namaskaram
Wowww ....excellent ....
Great , i never imagined in this way, actually i never learnt Sanskrit. Thanks for showing us the importance of the Sanskrit.
So happy that i found your channel. Shukriya is video ko banne k liye
I cud nevr imagine that far...👏.. happy I came here😃
Same thing experiences by me when i focused on sound while teaching my dumb grandfather to talk. I got that experience naturally don't by listening someone.
Thanks for the video, this is so helpful for the parents who have speech delay and kids who have pronunciation issue.
I realised this while I was teaching my son kannada aksharas, that our language is so well designed(most of the Indian language are derived from sanskrit). The structure of aksharas is well defined. Ka Kha ga gha all touch a specific place while making these sounds. So with other vyanjanas.
Thank you once again 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you
Great video many congratulations.. 🙏
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What is the relation between letters and chakras in body
Which letter belong to which chakra
he made that long time ago
Keep sharing the knowledge Just what We all need Greatness Thanks for the upload Hope you trend soon
Great effort Man
I'm proud of you.👍
amazing I first time know about its uniqeness
This video has been a great experience! I'm an Italian subscriber. If one wants to learn Sanskrit, is there a way?
You can learn it easily. All europian as well as Indian subcontinent languages took birth from the Sanskrit.
You can purchase Panini's Grammar named Ashtadhyaayi online for learning Sanskrit. It is the best ancient way to learn sanskrit Grammar within short period of time. I will provide you link also. Be in contact.
@@saketkumar8112 It would be great!
Excellent work. Thanks for video Sir.
Golden era of learning, you are brining revolution to revive Sanskrit. I studied Sanskrit till 10th standard in UP, and now once again I am brushing up my Sanskrit language skills. Now my 10 year old can also learn. Thank you. Could you put this on Tweeter as well?
I think you must know about 'vallinam', 'mellinam', 'idaiyinam' in thamizh language.
"Not for the argument which is great,just for information".
Karthik Karthik the words themselves are from Sanskrit . Just for information.
Jager Gaming the english word 'word' is itself from Tamil word 'vaarthai'. How about this..?
@@vasanth0x55tube quite possible dude. I'm not sure. Like you said it's not a competition. Your name also is Sanskrit . In fact most Indian names are.
@@guitarsri its actually tamizh god Muruga's name
@@KarthiK-ke7mr I am speaking about the word itself , the word and it's meaning always existed. Maybe in Tamil it's Muruga or Murugan. Just don't make it Tamil Vs Sanskrit.
Request you to do a video on Maheshwara sutra
I wanted to create something like this. Thanks for doing it. You have done it so beautifully.
I've discovered and subscribed to your channel. I'm just a guy from Texas, USA that has discovered yoga and sanskrit as is on a journey to explore them. Thank you so much. Namaste.