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1. Re: sanskrit Digest, Vol 30, Issue 7 ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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3. (yogesh kale)
4. About Kesava Namalu... (Vani Shatdarsanam)
5. Sanskrit Bharati New Delhi office (Suresh C. Sharma)
6. Re: knotty shlokas (Sai)
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Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2005 22:03:54 -0400
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Jai Ramji Ki!
The bhuH bhuvaH and svaH are part of the vyAhR^iti, or the worldy expansions.
Of course, there are four more lokas (total seven): mahaH janaH tapaH and
satyaH. In some traditions, all seven are said as part of the gAyatrI mantra.
Regards,
Dhruba.
> 1. Svaha (M. Krishna Srikanth)
> (Set ? 1)
> In gayatri mantra, is it bhurbhuvah svahah or bhurbhuvassuvaha?
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Date: Sun, 11 Sep 2005 22:06:31 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: Re: [Sanskrit] Re: sanskrit Digest, Vol 30, Issue 7
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At the time of pranayama the following part is recited -
Om Bhuh Om Bhuvah Om Suvah Om Mahah Om Janah Om Tapah Om Satyam
Before Gayatri mantra the recitation is Om bhurbhuvassuvah, Then the three
lines of gayatri follow.
Note -
The word is Satyam and not Satyah.
Another word is Suvah and not svah
PKR
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Jai Ramji Ki!
The bhuH bhuvaH and svaH are part of the vyAhR^iti, or the worldy expansions.
Of course, there are four more lokas (total seven): mahaH janaH tapaH and
satyaH. In some traditions, all seven are said as part of the gAyatrI mantra.
Regards,
Dhruba.
> 1. Svaha (M. Krishna Srikanth)
> (Set ? 1)
> In gayatri mantra, is it bhurbhuvah svahah or bhurbhuvassuvaha?
>
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Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 06:47:51 +0100 (BST)
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namaskAra
can somebody pls tell me the names of 21 heavens , i.e. Swarga's ?
Yogesh Kale
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Namaskaram
Can anyone explain why there are 24 kesava namas...is
there any significance for that number...
Plesae tell me the meaning and importance of each
nama.
Regards
Vani Shatdarsanam
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Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 14:29:47 +0530
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Subject: [Sanskrit] Sanskrit Bharati New Delhi office
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Dear All,
I visited Sanskrit Bharati's Jhandewalan New Delhi office on 9th August. It
was a new and mind boggling experience for me. All the members of the staff
there were speaking Sanskrit in proficient and efficient manner, that too
with arrestingly fascinating ease.
This is an unique experience for me. I am sure, if the tempo is sustained
for a decade, Sanskrit speaking population can be expted to increase many
fold.
Let me introduce myself also. I am Suresh, 49, working in Central
Government, office located in New Delhi, residing in Sonipat (Haryana). I
have been watching and studying birds since 1975 and can identify around 800
species of birds in northern India.
Kind regards,
Suresh C Sharma
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Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 11:01:06 -0600
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Subject: Re: [Sanskrit] knotty shlokas
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> arjunasya ime baaNaaH neme baaNaah shikhandinaH /
> Cchindanti mama gaatraaNi maaghamaase gavaamiva //
The granthi (knot) is obviously the upamAnam (simili) used.
Let me try....
Bhishma is saying...
ime bANAH = These arrows
arjunasya, na shikhaNDinaH = are Arjuna's, not SikhanDi's.
cchindanti mama gaatraaNi = they are tearing by limbs
maaghamaase gavaam iva = like the sun's rays in the month of February
when heat starts rising, but is not much.
doesn't make much sense because arjuna's arrows are supposed to
be much more painful.
Another meaning (my imagination running really wild now :-)
magha = gift, present
gavaam iva = cows
maaghamaase = in the gift-giving season
Does it mean that cows that got gifted recently will be very violent
because they are not used to their new master?
- Sai.
P.K.Ramakrishnan uvaacha:
> 1.
> barhi barhiNvaajaanaaM barhiNaaM barhiNaamiva /
> patataam patataam ghoshaH patataam patataamiva //
>
> 2.
> arjunasya ime baaNaaH neme baaNaah shikhandinaH /
> Cchindanti mama gaatraaNi maaghamaase gavaamiva //
>
> Request members to give the meaning of the above.
>
> Sorry I have not put this in Sanskrit.
>
> Regards.
>
> PKRamakrishnan
>
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