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+Gabriella Burnel thanks gabriella for praising and showing love for sanskrit .your attitude is not partial .being an indian i have an elementary knowledge of sanskrit and currently i am learning it in detail .i am already fluent in three languages bengali ,hindi and english and after sanskrit dravidian languagers are my target. a wonderful thing about sanskrit is that its words are so perfect that pronouncing them is equal to exercise of brain. your videos show that u have gained tremendous knowledge . now what will be your next step! sarve sukhinah bhavantu sarve santo niramahe .
Gabriel where did you learn sanskrit??if in the west please come to india to learn the correct meaning as the west has on purpose adulterated some vital words ....and people like max muller and others given the task of doing this dirty work. I have listened to your music....and like them..
When I started to study Sanskrit at the age of 60, I thought that it would just be a grand intellectual indulgence. I've always been interested in languages and I thought that Sanskrit would be a great hobby to entertain me in my old age. I didn't think that it would bring practical, medical and spiritual benefits, too. As soon as I started to read the Bhagavad Gita, I found that it resonated deeply with my respect for life and made more sense than anything which I had read before. I also found that the peace and serenity, which it brought were of great practical value in helping me to keep my fibromyalgia under control. So, it is just wonderful to hear your words about taking up Sanskrit from such a young age and how it brings you peace and joy. The philosophy expounded in Sanskrit literature fits together so perfectly.
@@santoshkumarappala6681 I mainly use a book called Introduction to Sanskrit by Thomas Egenes. It is in two volumes. It is written in very clear English. I also study the Bhagavad Gita. I use the Chinmaya Mission edition in 17 volumes by Swami Chinmayananda. I use this edition for purely linguistic reasons. It is laid out in a manner, which is very helpful to a beginner in Sanskrit. I supplement these studies with material on the Facebook group Sanskrit Learning Group, which you will find here facebook.com/groups/Samaskritham/ I also find the books in the Enjoyable Sanskrit Grammar series and grammatical analyses of the Bhagavad Gita by Medha Michika very helpful. You will find them here gita-grammar.blogspot.com/p/books-already-released-1.html If you want to know more, please don't hesitate to ask me.
@@BS-yy8ur soul is not equel to atmaa... Only man has soul... Soul..animals don't have... But atmaa.. not only man,,..but also animals,,,plants etc have atmaa,.... soul doesn't Reincarnated.....the total metaphysics of soul where it came from is different and where it going after death.....going to heaven.. and living there.. there is no reincarnation of the soul.. there is no concept of karma..that is attached to this..and follow from life to life... They don't have that.... But jiwatmaa have that... So soul doesn't have the proporties of atmaa... And atmaa doesn't have the properties of soul... So therefore ....though each means some idea of self..but it is the different idea of self... The relationship of soul with God is very different than the relationship of atma with Brahma.... or jiwatma with paramatma....So...she is pawitra atmaa for me.. and I want to meet her in another janm also...if I will born.. And also with you...:-) namaste...:-)
@@neetishbharat6617 *Hmm... Deep talks.. Interesting person... 👍⭐⭐⭐⭐ I have many questions about aatma/soul. I think email or whatsapp is better platform.*
Imran Sahir first convert to Hinduism and then go along learning sanskrit. You'll see your immediate connection to the land and a great pride inherited through the struggle of your ancestors.
Jiji Chan is mansikdhara ke karan sanskritik vinash sambhav tha puratan kaal mei bhi. Convert hote hai bhai. Aur agar samnewaale karte hein toh humein bhi karna padega. Brahmanone madhyakal mein Jo vedic dharam me aana chahte the firse unhe yahi batakar nai aane diya. Sab kuch hota hai. Rss, vhp ityadi logo ki vidhi hai gharwapsi aur conversion ki
SANSKRIT IS DEVA LANGUAGE ..... BLOWS AWAY FEAR AND SORROW AND MAKES ME HAPPY ... MIND BECOMES LIKE A DIAMOND..PURE AND STEADY. THANK YOU FOR CHANTING WONDERFULLY SPREADING LOVE ..IT IS A IMMENSE GIFT
I am an indian Hindu and have not studies Sanskrit beyond elementary school ...but u have just made me realize my mistake....I pledge to learn Sanskrit till I master it . I'll learn it 20 minutes everyday without fail and I am quite sure I will be able to speak it in a year ...well I'll let u know about my progress. Namaste 🙏
I studied Sanskrit in a missionary school in India. its the third language offered to children of those with transferable jobs in all ICSE schools which is the board of most Christian schools.
@Upexa Patel haha thoda impractical hai. But if they teach thoda bohot sanskrit to everyone in school also, its promoting the language well. Aage jise interest hai woh padhega hi.
If sanskrit is communal in india than I am sorry to say our country will be nothing more than a trash Sanskrit is very scientific and very lovely language
Yes ive been studying also as a singer song writer these sounds have changed my life ...so much love and blessings come Loving our Guruji Jai Gurudev dearest 🌺🙏💖🌻🌹
You are not compared to that, it is unlikely to say that the whole language is so bright. I'm telling a common Hinduism from Bangladesh, You're a living forever.
Yes it's scientific when ill just relax your nervous system, free your neurons to flow and eat good food and bound your intestines now read 3 kala and examine but it bit risky.. go with the flow and eat good food.. no need to do all this
When I hear you sing in Sanskrit, it is like the river of life flows again in my heart like a long forgotten memory. It makes me truly believe that Sanskrit is the language of the earth spoken through humanity, a jewel in the cosmos expressing the happiness of being itself. Satcitānanda.
dear Gabriella, this exactly is the way how you inspired me to already look up for a cours for learning sanskrit, because it touches me so deeply and gives me such an inner peace when i listen to your recordings. some days i listen your video list up an down for hours. i love it how it sounds, i love how it sounds from you and i love how your spirit shines trough you when you sing it for us ❤️ thank you so much you are a blessing 🙏
We Indians can count on Europeans like you more than ourselves to keep our own culture alive. The language is dying a slow painful death back home because if we try and make it mandatory, pseudo-secularists will throw a hissy fit. Nobody realizes how important this language is. People are more interested in learning French, Spanish and German and when asked to learn languages like Sanskrit, they simply say, "What's the use of it?" Thank you for taking this ancient language global. Love from India.
Sanskrit shouldn't be mandatory. The only thing it will bring now is aversion. You should just withdraw anti-indian propaganda from schools and universities and then people will not be ashamed of their culture.
Don't worry it will not die, I can guarantee that. What we really need to do is that we have to first master this great language individually and then spread it to mankind through the internet. There are very few sources on the internet, so we have to work for it. If you really want it to be saved from extinction then first lean it yourself. Make it a personal goal.
Hare Krishna! 🙏 - ॐ - Nada Brahma ... a german Jazz-Producer-Legend, Joachim-Ernst Berendt, wrote a beautiful book entitled "Nada Brahma - The World is Sound: Music and the Landscape of Consciousness" ... you'll love this book, it's a journey into your very self, just like listening to you chanting the holy name! - :) - Thank you SO much for your uploads here, I enjoy them very much ... and please keep on chanting! - All the best to you 🙏- ॐ - Haribol!
th-cam.com/video/qpjpvjLRd0E/w-d-xo.html - Here's the radioplay based on the book, with narrations of the author, samples of music - and references to Sanskrit. - I hope the automatic translation will work for you, since the narration is in german language. The music is still universal though. - :) - Enjoy! - Namasté! - 🙏 - ॐ
Hi Gabriella. I really liked your video. I'm nearly one year learning Sanskrit. My daughter goes to JSS here in Dublin, which teaches Sanskit as part of the everyday curriculum, just like St. James. I really love the language, I love the characters and I love every lesson where I learn something new all the time! I would implore anyone who has a passing interest in the language to watch your video because I can see the love you have for the language and it is very infectious! I hope you are still living and loving the language!
Namaste, Namo Narayan. Sanskrit and to some extent Persian are very essential languages for mankind as so many advantages have already been narrated by you. Sanskrit helps a lot the children having speech disabilities including stammering. It helps holistically in eradication of many diseases . In the overall interests of mankind every child must be taught Sanskrit from age of one to seven years. Then the language and its benefits stay and further can be strengthened from 7 to 14 years. Unfortunately, biggest loss is in India to this Dev Bhasha and to Indians themselves. May You be blessed with Prabhu Kripa.
Thank you very much - lots of love&respect for your being and devotional service! I am happy to have made this discovery :) Haribol, Hare Krishna, Jai Radhe from germany
my goal is to start learning sanskrit this year🙏🏼 my husband is a Jain from India, and I love reading about both Buddhism and Jainism. But i feel like I will have a greater appreciation for the texts if I can read the Jain texts as they were created
Jain texts ?? I am from Indian state Himachal Pradesh (Himalayas) and have never heard of them (probably because there are very very few jains here in the Himalayas) ....
Prit Singh they’re very difficult to find because Jains purposely avoid spreading the religion. You have to be dedicated to actually tracking them down. Which I probably won’t be able to find much of until I visit India long enough. I have found some really good literature and some of the texts translated in English, but the main text of Jainism (out of several) was destroyed
Both Buddhism and Jainism is one of the branch of Hinduism so by reading texts any of these religions you can understand Sanskrit...nd don't think thah I'm hindu and for that I'm saying that Jainism is the branch.
Blessed 🙏, kindly come to Bharat & kindly rekindled the fire of learning Sanskrit in its birth place. God Bless you. Jai Shri Gurudev Dinesh,Mysore, Karnataka, India.
I never heard Sanskrit until I came to live in India, but now whenever I listen to it I feel that my soul perfectly understands what is being said, it really always moves me.
You are the true ambassador of world's oldest known language SANSKRIT . It is the language in which the great Indian saints wrote about science , universe , atoms and many scientific facts which can't got patented on time and thousands of years later discovered by others... This great language is fading up day by day. Let's keep it alive by appreciating SANSKRIT speakers and singers .......
Amazing for me to hear this. many years ago I learned my first mantras and soaked up each sound and meaning like a blotter the ink. Ever since I have loved the sound of it and the mystery of the multi-level meanings it seems to have. I never got around to actually studying formally, but I continue to learn vocabulary and to sound prayers and text after examples. And your pronunciation is so slow and clear that I am learning in a satisfying manner. I experience what you experience in a small way - Sanskrit makes me happy deep down inside. It feels like the true language of the soul and I want more and more to have all my prayer be in Sanskrit, for only then does it feel pure and free from error.
Thank you on sharing your story with the world. You inspired me with your wise and kind words to start learning sanskrit again. Thank you once again, namaste 💙
awesome. I have learned sanskrit for 3 years or so. so I can appreciate what u have done especially ur songs...this makes me to start again with this awesome language. thanks
Hello from Madrid in autumn! Thank you for sharing this video. It is great to hear (by 0:37) that you started studying Sanskrit at such an early age because you felt that its sound cleansed your soul. I had a similar experience with Latin, the sound of which seemed to me so majestic, solemn, noble, and elegant, that I asked my father to teach me Latin… when I was 8 years old. Then my father said that I would have plenty of time for learning it, so I chose Latin as soon as I could in the high-school, and later I got a PhD in Classics. But, while my degree studies in Classics, I also felt strongly attracted to Sanskrit, and not only because of the philosophy and literature that are written in it, but because its sound suggested to me contemplation and ecstasy (I could not say whether it cleansed my soul; perhaps it was doing so, without me being aware of it). There was no such specialty as Indology in Spanish universities, but at least a one-year course in Sanskrit was offered, which I chose. Thereafter I could not continue with it; I missed it a lot, and after a lot of years I took advantage of a period of unemployment for reviewing the whole grammar on my own and start looking for texts about myths I was interested in, and translating them… and here I am, devoting roughly one hour per day to Sanskrit.
What a SHAME we Indian Hindus are ignoring our ancient native linguistic & cultural richness whereas the Westerners have realised our ancient native richness and are sincerely trying to learn and live by the knowledge that they have mastered.
Don't forget bro they destroyed it for over 1000 years. Just the past 3 or 4 decades they're understanding its importance. You say it like they always respected it.
Thank you, Miss Gabriella, for the beautiful videos! Your voice is lovely & heart-warming! For many years, I was under the (obviously mistaken) impression that Sanskrit was now just a written language, that we could only assume it was once spoken, but that we have no idea how it was pronounced. In the U S, maybe the West at large, that seemed to be the generally held opinion. So when A C Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada published a Sanskrit pronunciation guide, I thought he must be guessing. Recently, I met an Indian gentleman who told me that Sanskrit was now being utilized in some manner, at least in India, in the IT field. I'm not sure if it's correct to say as a 'computer language,' but he seemed to be implying something of the sort. King Ashurbanipal (740-681 BC) of Assyria, grandson of King Sennacherib, said he could "read the language from before the flood," that catastrophic event of 13,000 years ago for which we now have firm geologic evidence, at the end of the last Great Ice Age. Recently, linguists have acknowledged Sumerian as the root of all human languages, extant & otherwise, including Chinese. All except for one: Sanskrit. The Sumerian culture, & it's satellite civilization, Akkad, flourished from about 6,000 to 4,000 BC, & ended due to a terrible mistake somewhat over 5,000 years ago. The fanciful, abridged version of the story is in the Old Testament. (FYI: In the area where the Biblical cities Sodom & Gomorrah were located, the 'background count,' or radioactive isotope level, is far higher than is possible without a nuclear event having occurred there sometime in the past.) We know that the Indian subcontinent contains the oldest extant civilization on Earth, older indeed than Sumer itself. So when someone said in one of your comment sections that "Sanskrit is the language of the gods," they may be precisely correct. Because Ashurbanipal was referencing some tablets in the great library at Ninevah inscribed w/language from before the flood of 13,000 yrs ago, long before there was a Sumerian culture. This was indeed the *language of the gods," the very 'gods' who gave language to human beings; who are, in fact, responsible for the existence of human beings. Dr Arthur C Clarke once said, "Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." And I'll leave you with that. Again, thank you so much for your beautiful work!
Sir, as you may be aware that India was good in astronomy in ancient times. There is an old advanced astronomical text called 'Surya Siddhant'. Astronomical observations noted there puts this text as 17,000+ years old.
hello, i real feel so proud to be an indian. i get Sanskrit to learn from my teacher and some tome parents .and what u feel for Sanskrit is 100% true and i could really feel ur worm feelings for Sanskrit.&i think u r also one who understood value of language thanks.All the best for your future plans😊😊😊
Hey Gabriella, Greetings from India, I'm really happy to have come across your video and the fact that people still study Sanskrit and ancient Vedic Culture. I studied Sanskrit for three years but switched to another language, but now I regret and have started learning it again. Thank you for keeping it alive :)
Hey Gabriella Burnel, Your pronunciation is so good that I could get your every single word. Sanskrit has made your pronunciation than most of the English speakers.
Tamil is not the oldest language actually tamil is made from sanskrit the oldest Sanskrit which was spoken by god's called vedic Sanskrit after 5k to 8k years from vedic Sanskrit tamil formed tamil contains 60% of Sanskrit.
Well done young lady, Shame on India peoples don't know the value of the the sanskrit language. The present government is trying to bring back sanskrit in schools. But the western influence has become so deeply rooted in indian society it seems to be a problem to revive the oldest language.
Vijay, dude don't blame it on the western education for this. But the very mentality of the modern day Indians on a majority is what has resulted into such a sorry plight. If westerners like Gabriela could learn Sanskrit in her country in the West then why can't Indians learn it in a country where the language is believed to have originated??
The rich culture and heritage was demolished by your ancestors.. now you understand how the essence and flavours and teachings are needed. Imperatively essential to go deep into. I salute you and endeavours. Namaste.
I fully agree with your statement (around 1:28 through 1:37) that the study of Sanskrit makes your mind so clear (and I would add: so flexible) as for being able to deal with almost everything. Well, I already had that impression with Latin and ancient Greek, but Sanskrit takes things to the next level.
Wonderful video. We home educate our son and he uses the "Sanskrit is Fun" program (the same that is used at Saint James in London),in addition to other Sanskrit resources online to help with his pronunciation. We are looking forward to him finally being able to read and understand the great Indian classics in the original language. He is already studying ancient Greek and Latin,in addition to being fluent in his mother's language, and that has helped him magnanimously to grasp Sanskrit with relative ease since his mother's language is also a highly inflected Asian language.
Thank you Gabriela, it's an inspiration to listen to you speak or sing. Please visit India and Nepal, especially the former as it goes further and further away from the beauty of Sanskrit, the Upanishads and the Bhagwad Geeta!
God bless you sister for studying and praising Sanskrit, a language which is considered God's own and pious language. May you live for a century and keep spreading in the world the light of Great ancient Hindu culture, spiritualism and the wonderful Sanskrit language.
fool sanskrit is the second oldest language. Only words are borrowed nor grammar. It is a purely Indus valley civilisation language along with the oldest language on earth , i.e. Tamil. Fools like you will sell your language also to a white supremacist. Have some dignity and pride about your exclusive treasure i.e. Indian ancient languages tamil and sanskrit . you are such a slave of a white master that you feel it is important to be recognised with european language. it is purely indian and hindu at that. don't you ever say it is indo-european. there is nothing european in it.
I can hear my sanskrit teacher say it's pronounced as "saúnskrut " 😂😂. Jokes aside, what you are doing is great!! And no, it is not communal nor only a Hindu thing to study or read sanskrit. Every man who ever tries to study it will only be held in the greatest regard by humanity ❤️
I am Indian and I don't know much more about Sanskrit i m feeling so guilty. Even I read Bhagwat gita in English😢 I RECOMMEND YOU TO READ "GITA AS VIEWED BY SWAMI VIVEKANAND"
The good news is, you can read it already and aot of vocab feels easy because your native language is a product of sanskrit. You just need to try learning the grammar and expand the vocab better. :))
@@user-bc7nc5qd4z Don't worry about me. Think about yourself. I can express my feeling in English and this is basic definition of language. If u r talking about my grammar mistakes u should know English is not my mothere tongue. I know 5 languages, how many languages u know?
Oh, thank you Gabriela, I will love to learn sanscrit, my first language is spanish, and learning inglish help me a lot too, so, I do understand. Thank you for share. Lot of love from Argentina, Laura.
infotainment channel 90 lakhs books seriously 🤯 Were did you get this data . I've heard that the library burnt for 3 months not but not thought that the damage was really of this scale.
First of all Takeshita was the first university secondly khilji was not a son of a bitch bitches never produce murderers and psychopaths like khilji they produce brave and faithful dogs
@@pakistaniallah3728 yes bharat is having one of the oldest treasure of knowledge and oldest tradition in world... But foreigners always tried to loot the resources of bharat... Their was one time when bharat was the VISHWAGURU(WORLDTEACHER).. Letter it lost its value because of these moth******** invaders.... HINDUISM IS ONLY RELIGION ALLOWS OTHER RELIGION PEOPLE TO LIVE ALONG.. THAT'S WHY BHARAT(INDIA) IS VERY GREAT COUNTRY.. #JAI HIND #JAI BHARAT
You have seriously inspired me to learn more Sanskrit. I will be reading Bhagavad Gita more often. When I started reading Bhagavad Gita, I was marveled at the complexity of Sanskrit, like super long words. When I hear you sing in Sanskrit, it sounds so simple as and peaceful. Thank you for everything you do to spread the word of mother of all languages.
It's great to hear your pronunciation its make me surprise coz when I was my sister house there was bagawa gita so I took and recite and during night time I realy love sanskrit during my childhood but never get through on that subject so always I practise by myself sometime not sure certain words I never gave up ,what I do same words repeat for 50 times at last I will conform. After listening from you I was realy happy my tune same as with you...finally thank you so much.
I am over pleased with her correct Sanskrit pronounces & also her sweet voice . Being a foreigner she acquired our classic language but our own people hesitating to learn Sanskrit. Let God bless Her to prosper on & on. Your well wisher. Dr labanya chandra sahoo Bbsr-lndia.pin-751o18
Thank you for being my inspiration and motivation to learn Sanskrit. And your voice is a gift from god and a blessing for everyone who hears it. It really heals me❤️💎. Greetings from Kosovo🇽🇰. May god bless you 😇🙏🏻
Saanch Singhal I so wish you were right Saanch ji however my conversations with Indians leave me neither so convinced nor so optimistic. Yes your statement is correct for some rare individuals like yourself. And yes there is now an emerging awareness due to some individuals. The Congress party has much blame to shoulder for the systematic systemic deculturisation and self alienation of a nation.
I will show you Muslims who can speak better sanskrit than you, one of them is also my friend shuza ansari. His father and his brother also study sanskrit and they do respect others faith. Do not spread false information everywhere based on some of bad experiences of your life.
shishir kumar Remember an exception here or there do not constitute the rule. Of course your friends should be patted on the head for relinking with what is after all their own historical, cultural heritage. And by doing so, they are only doing themselves a favor, not to you or others. The fact of your friends being Muslim is of no consequence since all of their ancestors were Indian so why would that become an issue ? unless what you are implying is it is unusual since they tend to be self alienated from their own culture? This fact of this pattern as universal not just Indian is evident in news reports from all around the world. Why did Denmark just ban burkha? What happened in France? The Uk, USA? Is everyone spreading false rumors based on personal experience? Well maybe they are and maybe it’s time to listen, think and talk honestly about bigotry in Islam and the mass genocide it perpetrated on your own countrymen for over a millenia.its not time to hate or hurt your friends but they might think otherwise. It’s time to sit , open Koran and discuss their deep religious teachings on true and false gods. Interestingly you failed to mention your own level of indifference to your heritage, never mind, makes no iota of difference. With regard to tolerance and the more oft quoted intolerance, it was after all the allah’s apostle and Ali who were up all night breaking idols in the Kaaba not the meccan pagans. And it was the Meccans who fed up with listening to rants and insults decided to evict Muhammad. Why don’t you have a go at them? Oh I forgot, they no longer exist. Oh dear, how sad, never mind.
I salute your love towards sanskrit , you understood love ,felt love and give a space within your heart....... Lots of love to you and your parents as well as friends
Importance and value of Sanskrit explained in nutshell. Study of this wonderful language does refine the mind and thinking, and also helps in other subjects/ streams/ walks of life. Long live our dear language Sanskrit!
So proud of you. even though you are not from country but you are still giving so much respect and learning Sanskrit. Up here they think by speaking our mother tongue is insulting. Again very proud of you keep up the good work
Unfortunately your forefathers, Britishers, destroyed this language and rest of the destruction done by India's first PM Nehru. It is good that you are motivating others to learn Sanskrit. In India, if you talk about learning Sanskrit people (seculars, communist, muslims, christians) will label you as Hinduwala, Hinduvta force, Saffron terror etc. Please do your best to revive this language in Bharat.
thank you...well why are they teaching sanskrit and vedas ...rewritten in the west....that is because only vedas can destroy the satanic culture so they altered the true core the heart and directed it towards the religious leader the satanic pope ...we get to know our true self by inward journey...and realise who we really are they don't want that the west want us as slaves and put a chip inside all eventually for their plan of a new world order one govt one currency one religion watch chrislam by bloodhive and at 1.13 sign boards up. ..pass on message and watch David icke very in
thank you...well why are they teaching sanskrit and vedas ...rewritten in the west....that is because only vedas can destroy the satanic culture so they altered the true core the heart and directed it towards the religious leader the satanic pope ...we get to know our true self by inward journey...and realise who we really are they don't want that the west want us as slaves and put a chip inside all eventually for their plan of a new world order one govt one currency one religion watch chrislam by bloodhive and at 1.13 sign boards up. ..pass on message and watch David icke very in
It is your good luck that you understood the importance of Sanskrit language, then the original place of Sanskrit i.e. in India, where I live here, the people have forgotten the importance of Sanskrit language; Sanskrit is a divine language and who learns it and speaks of its intellect Development begins
My mother tongue is Tamil and in early days we received the closeness of Sanskrit to Tamil literature. I have listen some of mantras and they are really beautiful. Such beauty in literature takes us on par with Gregorian chants and Arabic reception of the Quran. God bless.
बहु उत्तमम् भवती एकवारं संस्कृतं वदतु अहं भवत्या: संस्कृतशब्दस्य उच्चारण श्रोतुं इच्छामि।Very well, once you speak Sanskrit, I want to hear your Sanskrit words.
I listen to you nearly everyday. No one has sung Nirvanashtakam the way you have for example May you continue to offer the solace and hope to people like me seekers in process. 🙏🏾🥰
your an amazing inspirational person , getting to hear you sing sanskrit which i know next to nothing about but have been on a journey down the path of knowing this just keeps me going in that direction, thank you and namaste!
Gabriella, I've been interested in Sanskrit and it's children languages for sometime, mainly because it seems to be the language that gave birth also to mathematics. I reasoned that if I could teach myself to think in Sanskrit or one of the languages that descended from it, I could find answers to certain questions I had in mediation but who's answers seemed to defy English. In studying Punjabi and Hindi, I'm finding a new understanding of mathematics, but not what I was expecting. I'm starting to understand the spiritual side of it. If you're open to conversation, I'm interested in what effects you feel the learning of Sanskrit has had on your understanding of the universe and your place in it. I still have many questions.
🙏 This is inspiring. I studied Russian in highschool and college, and would love to study Sanskrit as I am a devotee of Sri Ramakrishna 🌺🙏 I am older now and I was born in Alabama. Sanatana Dharma has brought me home and has given me joy. Jai Thakur 🌺 Jai Ma 🌺 Jai Swamiji 🌺
Gabriella, you're doing so well, actually, being an Indian, I should select you one of my best Sanskrit teacher. I am really interested in you for ever, and for everything...
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thanks gabriella for praising and showing love for sanskrit .your attitude is not partial .being an indian i have an elementary knowledge of sanskrit and currently i am learning it in detail .i am already fluent in three languages bengali ,hindi and english and after sanskrit dravidian languagers are my target.
a wonderful thing about sanskrit is that its words are so perfect that pronouncing them is equal to exercise of brain.
your videos show that u have gained tremendous knowledge . now what will be your next step!
sarve sukhinah bhavantu
sarve santo niramahe .
did you also recite vedas and gita.
CD of Vedas and Gita coming soon, but there is a track from the Kena and Mandukya Upanishad on this CD www.cdbaby.com/cd/gabriellaburnel
+suman das read my comment please
Gabriel where did you learn sanskrit??if in the west please come to india to learn the correct meaning as the west has on purpose adulterated some vital words ....and people like max muller and others given the task of doing this dirty work.
I have listened to your music....and like them..
When I started to study Sanskrit at the age of 60, I thought that it would just be a grand intellectual indulgence. I've always been interested in languages and I thought that Sanskrit would be a great hobby to entertain me in my old age. I didn't think that it would bring practical, medical and spiritual benefits, too. As soon as I started to read the Bhagavad Gita, I found that it resonated deeply with my respect for life and made more sense than anything which I had read before. I also found that the peace and serenity, which it brought were of great practical value in helping me to keep my fibromyalgia under control. So, it is just wonderful to hear your words about taking up Sanskrit from such a young age and how it brings you peace and joy. The philosophy expounded in Sanskrit literature fits together so perfectly.
Could you tell me from which site you are learning Sanskrit. Are you following any online course or tutorial?
@@santoshkumarappala6681 I mainly use a book called Introduction to Sanskrit by Thomas Egenes. It is in two volumes. It is written in very clear English. I also study the Bhagavad Gita. I use the Chinmaya Mission edition in 17 volumes by Swami Chinmayananda. I use this edition for purely linguistic reasons. It is laid out in a manner, which is very helpful to a beginner in Sanskrit. I supplement these studies with material on the Facebook group Sanskrit Learning Group, which you will find here facebook.com/groups/Samaskritham/
I also find the books in the Enjoyable Sanskrit Grammar series and grammatical analyses of the Bhagavad Gita by Medha Michika very helpful. You will find them here gita-grammar.blogspot.com/p/books-already-released-1.html
If you want to know more, please don't hesitate to ask me.
@@frankboulton2126 Thanks a lot for this valuable information. I will start with Thomas Egenes and Bhagavad Gita. Thanks again.
@@santoshkumarappala6681 You should be able to buy Thomas Egenes' book by mail order from Motilal Banarsidass publisher.
@@frankboulton2126 Thanks :)
🙏👍💖 *Gabriella Burnel is pure and clean soul. Her each word is 100% true. Love from India.*
Realy....but there is some difference between soul and atmaa.... She is pawitra atmaa...
@@neetishbharat6617 👍 *..and what is the difference?*
@@BS-yy8ur soul is not equel to atmaa... Only man has soul... Soul..animals don't have... But atmaa.. not only man,,..but also animals,,,plants etc have atmaa,.... soul doesn't Reincarnated.....the total metaphysics of soul where it came from is different and where it going after death.....going to heaven.. and living there.. there is no reincarnation of the soul.. there is no concept of karma..that is attached to this..and follow from life to life... They don't have that.... But jiwatmaa have that... So soul doesn't have the proporties of atmaa... And atmaa doesn't have the properties of soul... So therefore ....though each means some idea of self..but it is the different idea of self... The relationship of soul with God is very different than the relationship of atma with Brahma.... or jiwatma with paramatma....So...she is pawitra atmaa for me.. and I want to meet her in another janm also...if I will born.. And also with you...:-) namaste...:-)
@@neetishbharat6617 *Hmm... Deep talks.. Interesting person... 👍⭐⭐⭐⭐ I have many questions about aatma/soul. I think email or whatsapp is better platform.*
@@neetishbharat6617 irrelevant comparison..what is the Sanskrit word of soul...
I'm from Pakistan and I want to learn Sanskrit. I speak Sindhi as first language which is heavily influenced by Sanskrit.
Imran Sahir you can learn from internet
Hoping every Pakistani was like u. We would never have any war between India & Pakistan then
Imran Sahir first convert to Hinduism and then go along learning sanskrit. You'll see your immediate connection to the land and a great pride inherited through the struggle of your ancestors.
Jiji Chan is mansikdhara ke karan sanskritik vinash sambhav tha puratan kaal mei bhi. Convert hote hai bhai. Aur agar samnewaale karte hein toh humein bhi karna padega. Brahmanone madhyakal mein Jo vedic dharam me aana chahte the firse unhe yahi batakar nai aane diya. Sab kuch hota hai. Rss, vhp ityadi logo ki vidhi hai gharwapsi aur conversion ki
Jiji Chan mrityu jeevan ka kya naata yahan?
SANSKRIT IS DEVA LANGUAGE ..... BLOWS AWAY FEAR AND SORROW AND MAKES ME HAPPY ... MIND BECOMES LIKE A DIAMOND..PURE AND STEADY. THANK YOU FOR CHANTING WONDERFULLY SPREADING LOVE ..IT IS A IMMENSE GIFT
I am an indian Hindu and have not studies Sanskrit beyond elementary school ...but u have just made me realize my mistake....I pledge to learn Sanskrit till I master it . I'll learn it 20 minutes everyday without fail and I am quite sure I will be able to speak it in a year ...well I'll let u know about my progress. Namaste 🙏
have you completed?
I also need tips.
Right
yo update
R u now able to speak sanskrit now
Not ur fault . They have social security and old age pension and world class infra. We have to earn a living.
भारत में लोगो को नही आती संस्कृत,, यहां मिशनरीज स्कूल में इंग्लिश पढ़ाई जाती है वो ही संत जेम्स लंदन में संस्कृत पड़ता है
I studied Sanskrit in a missionary school in India. its the third language offered to children of those with transferable jobs in all ICSE schools which is the board of most Christian schools.
Hey hey. Thats a broad assumption. I had sanskrit in school for 5 yrs in pune. But yes i agree that we should help promote it more.
I have studied Sanskrit in My School from 6th class to 8th class in kendriya Vidyalaya School's.
@Upexa Patel haha thoda impractical hai. But if they teach thoda bohot sanskrit to everyone in school also, its promoting the language well. Aage jise interest hai woh padhega hi.
Definitely inspiring, Gabriela! Thank you!
True.
amagin
incrideble
👍
Hari Bol Radhe Radhe
Sanskrit became communal in secular India. 🔥
If sanskrit is communal in india than I am sorry to say our country will be nothing more than a trash
Sanskrit is very scientific and very lovely language
@Mai ek angel hu aur main aasman se aaya hu sanskrit is scientific language
People from other religions will not accept our badluck
@@Dennis28448 absolutely sir.. Some pseudo tumors destroying Indian culture
Bitter truth
Sanskrit has the highest frequencies,that's why it has healing effect on human body and mind,therefor it is considered Holly language in India.
Sanskrit the mother of all languages
Ohhh... 😍😍😍
Hi love from India.feeling proud
Yes ive been studying
also as a singer song writer these sounds have changed my life ...so much love and blessings come
Loving our Guruji
Jai Gurudev dearest
🌺🙏💖🌻🌹
You are not compared to that, it is unlikely to say that the whole language is so bright.
I'm telling a common Hinduism from Bangladesh,
You're a living forever.
Very nice! I study modern greek and latin, and later i have plans to study sanskrit too.
+Lucas Corrêa Study tamil too. My mother Tongue :)
+Deepan Raj yes tamil is another and very old Indian language
+JOHHNSY SHANMUGA VALLI Murray chup Tamil asura language
Ravi Singh nahin bhai ese tamil bhi ek accha language hai
All the best, Lucas.
Jealous of you. :)
ॐ त्र्यं॑बकं यजामहे सु॒गन्धिं॑ पुष्टि॒वर्ध॑नम् ।उ॒र्वा॒रु॒कमि॑व॒ बन्ध॑नान् मृ॒त्योर् मु॑क्षीय॒ माऽमृता॑त् ।
This is mahamrityunjay mantra 👌🙏
Meaning?
@@zindgiconnections6318 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mah%C4%81mrityunjaya_Mantra
So eating cucumbers..
Yes it's scientific when ill just relax your nervous system, free your neurons to flow and eat good food and bound your intestines now read 3 kala and examine but it bit risky.. go with the flow and eat good food.. no need to do all this
When I hear you sing in Sanskrit, it is like the river of life flows again in my heart like a long forgotten memory. It makes me truly believe that Sanskrit is the language of the earth spoken through humanity, a jewel in the cosmos expressing the happiness of being itself. Satcitānanda.
dear Gabriella, this exactly is the way how you inspired me to already look up for a cours for learning sanskrit, because it touches me so deeply and gives me such an inner peace when i listen to your recordings.
some days i listen your video list up an down for hours. i love it how it sounds, i love how it sounds from you and i love how your spirit shines trough you when you sing it for us ❤️ thank you so much
you are a blessing 🙏
We Indians can count on Europeans like you more than ourselves to keep our own culture alive. The language is dying a slow painful death back home because if we try and make it mandatory, pseudo-secularists will throw a hissy fit. Nobody realizes how important this language is. People are more interested in learning French, Spanish and German and when asked to learn languages like Sanskrit, they simply say, "What's the use of it?" Thank you for taking this ancient language global. Love from India.
Who cares? But we can learn it unoficially i private classes
Sanskrit shouldn't be mandatory. The only thing it will bring now is aversion. You should just withdraw anti-indian propaganda from schools and universities and then people will not be ashamed of their culture.
Sounds like the Irish language in Ireland. Linguists have seen a lot in common between Old Irish and Sanskrit.
WHAT , You want Europeans to preserve our culture,what are you some kind of a nut job man, can't shake off the slave complex huh.
Don't worry it will not die, I can guarantee that. What we really need to do is that we have to first master this great language individually and then spread it to mankind through the internet. There are very few sources on the internet, so we have to work for it. If you really want it to be saved from extinction then first lean it yourself. Make it a personal goal.
Hare Krishna! 🙏 - ॐ - Nada Brahma ... a german Jazz-Producer-Legend, Joachim-Ernst Berendt, wrote a beautiful book entitled "Nada Brahma - The World is Sound: Music and the Landscape of Consciousness" ... you'll love this book, it's a journey into your very self, just like listening to you chanting the holy name! - :) - Thank you SO much for your uploads here, I enjoy them very much ... and please keep on chanting! - All the best to you 🙏- ॐ - Haribol!
th-cam.com/video/qpjpvjLRd0E/w-d-xo.html - Here's the radioplay based on the book, with narrations of the author, samples of music - and references to Sanskrit. - I hope the automatic translation will work for you, since the narration is in german language. The music is still universal though. - :) - Enjoy! - Namasté! - 🙏 - ॐ
Hara hara mahadev
@@vedicarya7 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hi Gabriella. I really liked your video. I'm nearly one year learning Sanskrit. My daughter goes to JSS here in Dublin, which teaches Sanskit as part of the everyday curriculum, just like St. James. I really love the language, I love the characters and I love every lesson where I learn something new all the time! I would implore anyone who has a passing interest in the language to watch your video because I can see the love you have for the language and it is very infectious! I hope you are still living and loving the language!
JSS is a legendary school for offering Sanskit! I just saw the video of their musical performance of Adi Shankaracharyas' Shivoham.
Namaste, Namo Narayan. Sanskrit and to some extent Persian are very essential languages for mankind as so many advantages have already been narrated by you. Sanskrit helps a lot the children having speech disabilities including stammering. It helps holistically in eradication of many diseases . In the overall interests of mankind every child must be taught Sanskrit from age of one to seven years. Then the language and its benefits stay and further can be strengthened from 7 to 14 years. Unfortunately, biggest loss is in India to this Dev Bhasha and to Indians themselves. May You be blessed with Prabhu Kripa.
for the learning of sanskrit watch shubham inamdar it's my channel..
Thank you very much - lots of love&respect for your being and devotional service!
I am happy to have made this discovery :) Haribol, Hare Krishna, Jai Radhe from germany
are you a Krishna devotee?. Do you know about the relations of Yadava clan with Krishna.
my goal is to start learning sanskrit this year🙏🏼 my husband is a Jain from India, and I love reading about both Buddhism and Jainism. But i feel like I will have a greater appreciation for the texts if I can read the Jain texts as they were created
Jain texts ?? I am from Indian state Himachal Pradesh (Himalayas) and have never heard of them (probably because there are very very few jains here in the Himalayas) ....
Prit Singh they’re very difficult to find because Jains purposely avoid spreading the religion. You have to be dedicated to actually tracking them down. Which I probably won’t be able to find much of until I visit India long enough. I have found some really good literature and some of the texts translated in English, but the main text of Jainism (out of several) was destroyed
U can read the Bhagvad Geeta first.
Both Buddhism and Jainism is one of the branch of Hinduism so by reading texts any of these religions you can understand Sanskrit...nd don't think thah I'm hindu and for that I'm saying that Jainism is the branch.
You can.But it will better if read by the suggestion by jain monk or under there company . I will like to help you if I can.
Blessed 🙏, kindly come to Bharat & kindly rekindled the fire of learning Sanskrit in its birth place.
God Bless you.
Jai Shri Gurudev
Dinesh,Mysore, Karnataka, India.
love and respect from india
I never heard Sanskrit until I came to live in India, but now whenever I listen to it I feel that my soul perfectly understands what is being said, it really always moves me.
Congratulations to you for studying Sanskrit and I admire your love for this divine Language! Jayatu Sanskrutam!
You are the true ambassador of world's oldest known language SANSKRIT . It is the language in which the great Indian saints wrote about science , universe , atoms and many scientific facts which can't got patented on time and thousands of years later discovered by others...
This great language is fading up day by day. Let's keep it alive by appreciating SANSKRIT speakers and singers .......
please don't be discouraged with those who give thumb down they are jealous of u😂😂😂😂😂
Amazing for me to hear this. many years ago I learned my first mantras and soaked up each sound and meaning like a blotter the ink. Ever since I have loved the sound of it and the mystery of the multi-level meanings it seems to have. I never got around to actually studying formally, but I continue to learn vocabulary and to sound prayers and text after examples. And your pronunciation is so slow and clear that I am learning in a satisfying manner. I experience what you experience in a small way - Sanskrit makes me happy deep down inside. It feels like the true language of the soul and I want more and more to have all my prayer be in Sanskrit, for only then does it feel pure and free from error.
Namaste !! from INDIA.. Can we start Snaskrit Animation Tutorials..perhaps. that day will come. Long live Sanskrit.
"Lasatu Sanskritam chiram gruhe gruhe cha punarapi"
(May Sanskrit live long in every home once again.)
yeah, i love sanktit too, from Philippines
Connect with Chinmaya Mission in India
Namaste belongs to Nepal not India😂
@@dipaklama4217 what are you saying ?? Namste is a sanskrit words which means nama (bow)+ ste( to you ) and sanskrit is an Indian language
Long Live Sanskrit!
Long live India🇮🇳📿
Peace.
Thank you on sharing your story with the world. You inspired me with your wise and kind words to start learning sanskrit again. Thank you once again, namaste 💙
awesome. I have learned sanskrit for 3 years or so. so I can appreciate what u have done especially ur songs...this makes me to start again with this awesome language. thanks
indeed...sanskrit is a divine language..rather the most pure and divine language
Radhika Sethi Tell me how? Can you speak it?
Ravish Rawat off course not ! But can you prove why is it not ????
Don't make it devine text..
Hello from Madrid in autumn! Thank you for sharing this video. It is great to hear (by 0:37) that you started studying Sanskrit at such an early age because you felt that its sound cleansed your soul. I had a similar experience with Latin, the sound of which seemed to me so majestic, solemn, noble, and elegant, that I asked my father to teach me Latin… when I was 8 years old. Then my father said that I would have plenty of time for learning it, so I chose Latin as soon as I could in the high-school, and later I got a PhD in Classics. But, while my degree studies in Classics, I also felt strongly attracted to Sanskrit, and not only because of the philosophy and literature that are written in it, but because its sound suggested to me contemplation and ecstasy (I could not say whether it cleansed my soul; perhaps it was doing so, without me being aware of it). There was no such specialty as Indology in Spanish universities, but at least a one-year course in Sanskrit was offered, which I chose. Thereafter I could not continue with it; I missed it a lot, and after a lot of years I took advantage of a period of unemployment for reviewing the whole grammar on my own and start looking for texts about myths I was interested in, and translating them… and here I am, devoting roughly one hour per day to Sanskrit.
What a SHAME we Indian Hindus are ignoring our ancient native linguistic & cultural richness whereas the Westerners have realised our ancient native richness and are sincerely trying to learn and live by the knowledge that they have mastered.
Don't forget bro they destroyed it for over 1000 years. Just the past 3 or 4 decades they're understanding its importance. You say it like they always respected it.
Thank you, Miss Gabriella, for the beautiful videos! Your voice is lovely & heart-warming!
For many years, I was under the (obviously mistaken) impression that Sanskrit was now just a written language, that we could only assume it was once spoken, but that we have no idea how it was pronounced. In the U S, maybe the West at large, that seemed to be the generally held opinion. So when A C Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada published a Sanskrit pronunciation guide, I thought he must be guessing.
Recently, I met an Indian gentleman who told me that Sanskrit was now being utilized in some manner, at least in India, in the IT field. I'm not sure if it's correct to say as a 'computer language,' but he seemed to be implying something of the sort.
King Ashurbanipal (740-681 BC) of Assyria, grandson of King Sennacherib, said he could "read the language from before the flood," that catastrophic event of 13,000 years ago for which we now have firm geologic evidence, at the end of the last Great Ice Age.
Recently, linguists have acknowledged Sumerian as the root of all human languages, extant & otherwise, including Chinese. All except for one: Sanskrit. The Sumerian culture, & it's satellite civilization, Akkad, flourished from about 6,000 to 4,000 BC, & ended due to a terrible mistake somewhat over 5,000 years ago. The fanciful, abridged version of the story is in the Old Testament. (FYI: In the area where the Biblical cities Sodom & Gomorrah were located, the 'background count,' or radioactive isotope level, is far higher than is possible without a nuclear event having occurred there sometime in the past.)
We know that the Indian subcontinent contains the oldest extant civilization on Earth, older indeed than Sumer itself. So when someone said in one of your comment sections that "Sanskrit is the language of the gods," they may be precisely correct. Because Ashurbanipal was referencing some tablets in the great library at Ninevah inscribed w/language from before the flood of 13,000 yrs ago, long before there was a Sumerian culture. This was indeed the *language of the gods," the very 'gods' who gave language to human beings; who are, in fact, responsible for the existence of human beings.
Dr Arthur C Clarke once said, "Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." And I'll leave you with that.
Again, thank you so much for your beautiful work!
Sir, as you may be aware that India was good in astronomy in ancient times. There is an old advanced astronomical text called 'Surya Siddhant'. Astronomical observations noted there puts this text as 17,000+ years old.
Many many thanks for sharing your experience.
Yes indeed ,
Sanskrit is olderest, mother language of many world languages.
Darshnee Merchant... of all the languages!
absolutely
Tamil is the world's first language and spoken still now
Beautiful speeches, clarity and concise to the point, and finally encouraging based on the experience of what she has learnt. Thank you so much.
your voice is so magical and I love the clarity you pronounce Sanskrit terms. I'm touched. Thank you very much.
Lots of Love ❤️🙏 to you and Sannkrit from India 🇮🇳.
Inspiring, so much, I am also starting learning Sanskrit from today..!! Thank you soo much..!!
hello, i real feel so proud to be an indian. i get Sanskrit to learn from my teacher and some tome parents .and what u feel for Sanskrit is 100% true and i could really feel ur worm feelings for Sanskrit.&i think u r also one who understood value of language thanks.All the best for your future plans😊😊😊
Hey Gabriella, Greetings from India, I'm really happy to have come across your video and the fact that people still study Sanskrit and ancient Vedic Culture. I studied Sanskrit for three years but switched to another language, but now I regret and have started learning it again. Thank you for keeping it alive :)
Yes, it´s the same for me. This language is extraordinary! But in my country it´s impossible to learn Sanskrit.
You can try internet but also check out th-cam.com/video/4AKdbny6lcs/w-d-xo.html
Try to find ISKON or if you can afford then come to India @garcía
Hey Gabriella Burnel, Your pronunciation is so good that I could get your every single word. Sanskrit has made your pronunciation than most of the English speakers.
Sanskrit is mother of all language..🤗🚩
Absolutely
@Abhinash majhi hey fool u are dumb shit head.. Anything know about Sanskrit😠
Tamil indeed is the Mother of all languages and the first language of Humanity.
@@okay9906 search google and say
Tamil is not the oldest language actually tamil is made from sanskrit the oldest Sanskrit which was spoken by god's called vedic Sanskrit after 5k to 8k years from vedic Sanskrit tamil formed tamil contains 60% of Sanskrit.
Well done young lady, Shame on India peoples don't know the value of the the sanskrit language. The present government is trying to bring back sanskrit in schools. But the western influence has become so deeply rooted in indian society it seems to be a problem to revive the oldest language.
Vijay Ghunowa its because Saudi Arab is funding heavily in Bollywood to destroy the language and culture of India to make new pakistan
Vijay, dude don't blame it on the western education for this. But the very mentality of the modern day Indians on a majority is what has resulted into such a sorry plight. If westerners like Gabriela could learn Sanskrit in her country in the West then why can't Indians learn it in a country where the language is believed to have originated??
Media who speaks secularism destroying india
Have you learned it?
@@androidphone1209 dude Saudi Arabia has nothing to do with Hollywood but I agree they are pushing Indian Muslims from their roots
The rich culture and heritage was demolished by your ancestors.. now you understand how the essence and flavours and teachings are needed. Imperatively essential to go deep into. I salute you and endeavours. Namaste.
Thank you so much Gabriella. Sanskrit, long live!
I fully agree with your statement (around 1:28 through 1:37) that the study of Sanskrit makes your mind so clear (and I would add: so flexible) as for being able to deal with almost everything. Well, I already had that impression with Latin and ancient Greek, but Sanskrit takes things to the next level.
Wonderful video. We home educate our son and he uses the "Sanskrit is Fun" program (the same that is used at Saint James in London),in addition to other Sanskrit resources online to help with his pronunciation. We are looking forward to him finally being able to read and understand the great Indian classics in the original language. He is already studying ancient Greek and Latin,in addition to being fluent in his mother's language, and that has helped him magnanimously to grasp Sanskrit with relative ease since his mother's language is also a highly inflected Asian language.
Even I'm studying Sanskrit since middle school and I'll continue till the end of my high school. 😊😊
Thank you Gabriela, it's an inspiration to listen to you speak or sing. Please visit India and Nepal, especially the former as it goes further and further away from the beauty of Sanskrit, the Upanishads and the Bhagwad Geeta!
God bless you sister for studying and praising Sanskrit, a language which is considered God's own and pious language. May you live for a century and keep spreading in the world the light of Great ancient Hindu culture, spiritualism and the wonderful Sanskrit language.
Sanskrit is the mother of all indo european languages
Not mother...
Sanskrit is a distant relative to European languages. For European languages Sanskrit is like Grand mother of your cousin.
fool sanskrit is the second oldest language. Only words are borrowed nor grammar. It is a purely Indus valley civilisation language along with the oldest language on earth , i.e. Tamil.
Fools like you will sell your language also to a white supremacist. Have some dignity and pride about your exclusive treasure i.e. Indian ancient languages tamil and sanskrit .
you are such a slave of a white master that you feel it is important to be recognised with european language. it is purely indian and hindu at that. don't you ever say it is indo-european. there is nothing european in it.
@@ssi44 there was nothing like Europe or Eastern stuff that Times. People considered world as a whole. Divided by kingdoms
@@yashvikramsingh4046 listen to vedic hymns it states "jamboo dweep bharatsvarsh" there was definitely a divide there and trade with Persia
@@ssi44 Tamil 2nd oldest... Sanskrit 1st
No meaning of life without devotion🌷, make life beautiful by receiving the devotion of Shiva.🌹
Thank you very much!!!!
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I can hear my sanskrit teacher say it's pronounced as "saúnskrut " 😂😂. Jokes aside, what you are doing is great!! And no, it is not communal nor only a Hindu thing to study or read sanskrit. Every man who ever tries to study it will only be held in the greatest regard by humanity ❤️
संस्कृत देववाणी अस्ति अहम अपी संस्कृतम् अध्ययन करोति
Adhyanam karomi
भवान तु न करोति
करोमि लिखतु
@Shubham Salunke तर्हि अत्र फेसबुक नामं अपि लिखति चेत् सम्यकस्थि महोदया
@Shubham Salunke अहम् अपि जिज्ञासु अस्मि
I am Indian and I don't know much more about Sanskrit i m feeling so guilty. Even I read Bhagwat gita in English😢 I RECOMMEND YOU TO READ "GITA AS VIEWED BY SWAMI VIVEKANAND"
The good news is, you can read it already and aot of vocab feels easy because your native language is a product of sanskrit. You just need to try learning the grammar and expand the vocab better. :))
You don't know much about English either, do you?
@@user-bc7nc5qd4z Don't worry about me. Think about yourself. I can express my feeling in English and this is basic definition of language.
If u r talking about my grammar mistakes u should know English is not my mothere tongue.
I know 5 languages, how many languages u know?
@@akg4017 English, russian, Chinese, German, Turkish and learning Spanish
@@user-bc7nc5qd4z good
learning Sanskrit is little difficult but very very intresting
Watch my channel shubham inamdar for sanskrit learning.
It can be but it is truly simple to learn😊
I am Indian iam Sanskrit reader
Oh, thank you Gabriela, I will love to learn sanscrit, my first language is spanish, and learning inglish help me a lot too, so, I do understand.
Thank you for share.
Lot of love from Argentina, Laura.
*In past time invader khilji burned the nalanda university in india the world oldest university and where he burned more than 90 lakh books*
infotainment channel 90 lakhs books seriously 🤯
Were did you get this data .
I've heard that the library burnt for 3 months not but not thought that the damage was really of this scale.
@@XD-lz5qp yes 90 lakh books, their are many videos and artical and post available written by historians.
Bloody Islamists spoiled our culture
First of all Takeshita was the first university secondly khilji was not a son of a bitch bitches never produce murderers and psychopaths like khilji they produce brave and faithful dogs
@@pakistaniallah3728 yes bharat is having one of the oldest treasure of knowledge and oldest tradition in world... But foreigners always tried to loot the resources of bharat... Their was one time when bharat was the VISHWAGURU(WORLDTEACHER).. Letter it lost its value because of these moth******** invaders.... HINDUISM IS ONLY RELIGION ALLOWS OTHER RELIGION PEOPLE TO LIVE ALONG.. THAT'S WHY BHARAT(INDIA) IS VERY GREAT COUNTRY.. #JAI HIND #JAI BHARAT
You have seriously inspired me to learn more Sanskrit. I will be reading Bhagavad Gita more often. When I started reading Bhagavad Gita, I was marveled at the complexity of Sanskrit, like super long words. When I hear you sing in Sanskrit, it sounds so simple as and peaceful. Thank you for everything you do to spread the word of mother of all languages.
good job..........i am from india .....god bless you.......Ram Ram.
It's great to hear your pronunciation its make me surprise coz when I was my sister house there was bagawa gita so I took and recite and during night time I realy love sanskrit during my childhood but never get through on that subject so always I practise by myself sometime not sure certain words I never gave up ,what I do same words repeat for 50 times at last I will conform. After listening from you I was realy happy my tune same as with you...finally thank you so much.
It's the greatest achievement of yours.Thank you!
This video was recommended to me after 5 years. Thanks God I saw ur thumbnail n just clicked it without thinking. Love ❤️ to u from a Hindu 🕉 🕉 🕉
U speak English and sanskrit both clearly.
I am over pleased with her correct Sanskrit pronounces & also her sweet voice . Being a foreigner she acquired our classic language but our own people hesitating to learn Sanskrit. Let God bless Her to prosper on & on.
Your well wisher.
Dr labanya chandra sahoo
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...Sanskrit: The Ved-anta...gives to us the realisation of eternal bliss in-->Mukti
Namasthe,
Wow! Amazed. I’m sure you’ll inspire many Indians.
Long live Sanskrit.
Dhanyavadagalu!
thanking you Gabriella Burnel ....
i think Sanskrit language could deserve his place with dignity
thankyou so much
Thank you for being my inspiration and motivation to learn Sanskrit. And your voice is a gift from god and a blessing for everyone who hears it. It really heals me❤️💎. Greetings from Kosovo🇽🇰. May god bless you 😇🙏🏻
She understands it better than most of the Indians 🙏🙏🙏 see how I'm listening to her even in 2020☺️🙏🙏🇮🇳
I m very fortunate to study in Saraswati Shishu Mandir. I Love Sanskrit because it increase Concentration and Intellectual Ability.
and if you study it in India, you are termed communal ! lol
I think you are exaggerating. To study sanskrit and to force others to study it (by making it mandatory) are different things.
I think it’s a wrong notion. People in India do know the value of Sanskrit, and respect and encourage its learning.
Saanch Singhal I so wish you were right Saanch ji however my conversations with Indians leave me neither so convinced nor so optimistic. Yes your statement is correct for some rare individuals like yourself. And yes there is now an emerging awareness due to some individuals. The Congress party has much blame to shoulder for the systematic systemic deculturisation and self alienation of a nation.
I will show you Muslims who can speak better sanskrit than you, one of them is also my friend shuza ansari. His father and his brother also study sanskrit and they do respect others faith. Do not spread false information everywhere based on some of bad experiences of your life.
shishir kumar Remember an exception here or there do not constitute the rule. Of course your friends should be patted on the head for relinking with what is after all their own historical, cultural heritage. And by doing so, they are only doing themselves a favor, not to you or others.
The fact of your friends being Muslim is of no consequence since all of their ancestors were Indian so why would that become an issue ? unless what you are implying is it is unusual since they tend to be self alienated from their own culture?
This fact of this pattern as universal not just Indian is evident in news reports from all around the world. Why did Denmark just ban burkha? What happened in France? The Uk, USA? Is everyone spreading false rumors based on personal experience? Well maybe they are and maybe it’s time to listen, think and talk honestly about bigotry in Islam and the mass genocide it perpetrated on your own countrymen for over a millenia.its not time to hate or hurt your friends but they might think otherwise. It’s time to sit , open Koran and discuss their deep religious teachings on true and false gods.
Interestingly you failed to mention your own level of indifference to your heritage, never mind, makes no iota of difference. With regard to tolerance and the more oft quoted intolerance, it was after all the allah’s apostle and Ali who were up all night breaking idols in the Kaaba not the meccan pagans. And it was the Meccans who fed up with listening to rants and insults decided to evict Muhammad. Why don’t you have a go at them? Oh I forgot, they no longer exist. Oh dear, how sad, never mind.
I salute your love towards sanskrit , you understood love ,felt love and give a space within your heart....... Lots of love to you and your parents as well as friends
Importance and value of Sanskrit explained in nutshell. Study of this wonderful language does refine the mind and thinking, and also helps in other subjects/ streams/ walks of life. Long live our dear language Sanskrit!
Your English speaking is the clearest I’ve ever heard too!!
I love your songs and presence. They always put me in a place of centered balance. :) Thank you.
So proud of you. even though you are not from country but you are still giving so much respect and learning Sanskrit. Up here they think by speaking our mother tongue is insulting. Again very proud of you keep up the good work
Unfortunately your forefathers, Britishers, destroyed this language and rest of the destruction done by India's first PM Nehru. It is good that you are motivating others to learn Sanskrit. In India, if you talk about learning Sanskrit people (seculars, communist, muslims, christians) will label you as Hinduwala, Hinduvta force, Saffron terror etc. Please do your best to revive this language in Bharat.
thank you...well why are they teaching sanskrit and vedas ...rewritten in the west....that is because only vedas can destroy the satanic culture so they altered the true core the heart and directed it towards the religious leader the satanic pope ...we get to know our true self by inward journey...and realise who we really are they don't want that the west want us as slaves and put a chip inside all eventually for their plan of a new world order one govt one currency one religion watch chrislam by bloodhive and at 1.13 sign boards up. ..pass on message and watch David icke very in
thank you...well why are they teaching sanskrit and vedas ...rewritten in the west....that is because only vedas can destroy the satanic culture so they altered the true core the heart and directed it towards the religious leader the satanic pope ...we get to know our true self by inward journey...and realise who we really are they don't want that the west want us as slaves and put a chip inside all eventually for their plan of a new world order one govt one currency one religion watch chrislam by bloodhive and at 1.13 sign boards up. ..pass on message and watch David icke very in
im learning this and america is pissed others are learnig a ancient native language besides english lol im moving forward by runing a-way.
das.conch thanks for saying bro
We can all learn by ourselves too, you know?
The sound of Sanskrit cleanses my heart
and it makes me happy,
and people that hear its sound from my voice seem happy, too.
It is your good luck that you understood the importance of Sanskrit language, then the original place of Sanskrit i.e. in India, where I live here, the people have forgotten the importance of Sanskrit language; Sanskrit is a divine language and who learns it and speaks of its intellect Development begins
My mother tongue is Tamil and in early days we received the closeness of Sanskrit to Tamil literature. I have listen some of mantras and they are really beautiful. Such beauty in literature takes us on par with Gregorian chants and Arabic reception of the Quran. God bless.
बहु उत्तमम् भवती एकवारं संस्कृतं वदतु
अहं भवत्या: संस्कृतशब्दस्य उच्चारण श्रोतुं इच्छामि।Very well, once you speak Sanskrit, I want to hear your Sanskrit words.
I studied Sanskrit also, in my 10+2.
It's a good language
Lol
I listen to you nearly everyday. No one has sung Nirvanashtakam the way you have for example May you continue to offer the solace and hope to people like me seekers in process. 🙏🏾🥰
God lives in your voice🗣️
your an amazing inspirational person , getting to hear you sing sanskrit which i know next to nothing about but have been on a journey down the path of knowing this just keeps me going in that direction, thank you and namaste!
Gabriella, I've been interested in Sanskrit and it's children languages for sometime, mainly because it seems to be the language that gave birth also to mathematics. I reasoned that if I could teach myself to think in Sanskrit or one of the languages that descended from it, I could find answers to certain questions I had in mediation but who's answers seemed to defy English. In studying Punjabi and Hindi, I'm finding a new understanding of mathematics, but not what I was expecting. I'm starting to understand the spiritual side of it.
If you're open to conversation, I'm interested in what effects you feel the learning of Sanskrit has had on your understanding of the universe and your place in it. I still have many questions.
Well atleast 98% of world languages are directly or indirectly related to sanskrit.
गेब्रियाला ! हम आपको पिछले तीन साल से ढूंढ रहे थे । आपका कोई उपनिषदों के श्लोक गायन का विडियो देखा बहुत ही प्रेरणास्पद था ।
Sanskrit is a technical Language.....
ajamit007 no! sanskrit is more than u think.
Thank you 🙏🏼 Gabriela
From the heart
through the heart
To my heart
When you said, "Long live, Sanskrit"...tears welled up in my eyes.
Thank you so much for sharing. You are a true scholar and cleric. What a beautiful journey you are on. Besos de Oklahoma.
I heard ur song in another video. Realy beautiful voice with beautiful sanskrit language ... God bless u..
🙏 This is inspiring. I studied Russian in highschool and college, and would love to study Sanskrit as I am a devotee of Sri Ramakrishna 🌺🙏 I am older now and I was born in Alabama. Sanatana Dharma has brought me home and has given me joy. Jai Thakur 🌺 Jai Ma 🌺 Jai Swamiji 🌺
May my country men could also understand value of SANSKRIT
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Gabriella, you're doing so well, actually, being an Indian, I should select you one of my best Sanskrit teacher. I am really interested in you for ever, and for everything...