Learning Sanskrit | सुभाषितम् से संस्कृतम् | 4

इस series "सुभाषितम् से संस्कृतम्" के माध्यम से हम किसी भी संस्कृत के साहित्य को कैसे पढ़ सकते हैं उसको देखेंगे और संस्कृत के व्याकरण और शब्दकोश​ का अभ्यास करते हुए अपनी संस्कृत भाषा की समझ का विस्तार करेंगे ।
इससे पहले वाली series "साहित्य से संस्कृतम्" में हमनें संस्कृत भाषा के most fundamental व्याकरण विषयों को समझा था और अब इस series के माध्यम से उन सभी विषयों का एक असल संस्कृत श्लोक को पूर्णता समझने में उपयोग करेंगे ।
अगर आपने "साहित्य से संस्कृतम्" series नहीं देखी है तो नीचे दिए link पे जाकर उन videos को पहले अवश्य देखें ।
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तो एक बार फिर आप सभी का इस संस्कृत​-शिक्षणम् में हार्दिक स्वागतम् ।
नीचे लिखे Time Stamps की मदद से आप Video के उचित भाग में जा सकते हैं ।
भारत के हमारे सभी ऋषि, आचार्य​, गुरु और अद्वैत ब्रह्म को मेरा सादर नमन ।
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ऐसे और​ videos:
संस्कृत भाषा से परिचय​ / • संस्कृत भाषा से परिचय​...
सुभाषितम् से संस्कृतम्​ / • सुभाषितम् से संस्कृतम्
Bhagavad Gita Series [English] / • Sanskrit Through Bhaga...
स्वागतम् / • Learning Sanskrit | सा...
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Time Stamps:
00:00 स्वागतम्
00:30 आज का सुभाषितम्
02:00 जश्त्व सन्धि
05:30 श्चुत्व​ सन्धि
09:45 सच्चिदानन्द शब्द​ में सन्धि
14:10 शिवताण्डवस्तोत्रम् में श्चुत्व सन्धि
17:30 श्लोक की आकाङ्क्षा
29:00 अन्वय​ और श्लोकार्थ​
30:30 सुभाषितम् से महत्वपूर्ण सीख​
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[@kiranhawaldar420]

अत्युत्तमम् !

[@achuthakumar3633]

I m a new viewer excited to hear u with a different learning experience

[@SanskritSopanam]

I hope these videos could be of some use. Happy learning !

[@geethar7981]

महोदय आप का सम्यक भाषणं (सुभाषितम्) बहुत अच्छा लग रहा है। अगर आप तात्पर्यम् संस्कृत भाषा से देंगे तो अच्छा लगेगा। धन्यवाद: 🙏🏻

[@SanskritSopanam]

भवत्याः विचारे अहम् अवश्यमेव चिन्तयिष्यामि तथा अग्रिमसुभाषितात् प्रभृति अनुवादनं संस्कृतभाषायाम् अपि दातुं प्रयतिष्ये ।
आपके विचार पर मैं अवश्य ही चिन्तन करूंगा और अगले सुभाषितम् से अनुवाद को संस्कृत भाषा में भी देने का प्रयत्न करूंगा ।

[@padmakantheti560]

Aap vidyadaanam hi kar rahe hain; aur sarvoocha kaam kar rahe hain. Bahut badhiya tarike se samjhaya aap ne. Dhanyosmi 🙏🙏

[@SanskritSopanam]

Is channel me video daalne ke maadhyam se mera bhi bohot abhyaas hota rehta hai. To ye shayad jitna aap sab ke liye zaruri hai utna hi mere khud ke liye bhi hai. Aur fir humare shastron me itna kuch hai ki hum sab ko hi seekh ke kuch na kuch ek dusre ko sikhate rehna chahiye. To usi ki ek koshish rehti h meri bhi ye.

[@padmakantheti560]

@@SanskritSopanam May your tribe increase 🙏🏾🙏🏾🥰🌺

[@SanskritSopanam]

@@padmakantheti560 a heartfelt thank you ji

[@dkgombi6444]

Once again we could listen to excellent explanations regarding two sandhis involved in one word. No body has taught like you to understand how to understand formation of two sandhis in one word.
Beside, there is explanations on Vibhaktis .Do not restrict these vedios to ten but we want you continue with still more and more videos. May we request you to take slokas from Upnishads also. You may refer Mundak Upnishad where good number of words needing sandhis are available.
Finally, we want to know how you have mastered Sanskrit language. Are you a Gurukul student?. Please share your experience.

[@SanskritSopanam]

Namaskar Ji ! First of all I am extremely glad that this video format can be of some help to sanskrit enthusiasts like yourself.
And sure I would be taking lot more subhashitam along the way. I just started with 10 so as to set some sort of goal for the viewers and myself alike. Subhashitam in sanskrit are an excellent way of sanskrit practice and to get insight into different literature.
Your suggestion about "Manduka Upanishad" is excellent and yes the verses in it are very poetic indeed. I haven't gone through it completely but will definitely work it out and try to bring it on the channel in the future.
As for your last point, with complete honesty I would like to say that in no way I have mastered this language yet. I started as an enthusiast just like a lot of us here, and from multiple sources I did study, and still do everyday, to improve in this language and to become more comfortable in its nuances. And no I haven't had a formal sanskrit learning. I have done the normal english-medium schooling and then engineering. Sanskrit learning has been for most part self-learned from multiple sources.
Feel free to connect with me over whatsapp or email and I would be happy to share the different sources I have used so far for my own sanskrit learning.