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Today's Topics:
1. Participate in encoding 'umA sahasram' kaavyam by Vijaya
DaSami ! (Sai)
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Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 22:50:55 -0600
From: Sai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Sanskrit] Participate in encoding 'umA sahasram' kaavyam by
Vijaya DaSami !
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priya baandhavaaH,
Wish you all a happy dasara!
We are trying to bring to the Internet, an exquisite 1000-verse Sanskrit
masterpiece stotra on Goddess Uma (paarvati) by the coming Vijaya DaSami
(Oct 2). We need volunteers to type small portions of the stotra in ITRANS
format so we can make it available to the public in devanagari script
on the Sanskrit Documents website.
We have already scanned the telugu book containing the kaavyam and put it
online at
http://surasa.net/uma
Can you read Telugu script and type in ITRANS?
If so, please read on. We need your help urgently because
Vijaya daSami is approaching fast.
bhavadiiyaH,
- Sai.
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Here is your chance to help us put online a marvellous
stotra kaavyam called 'umaa sahasram' by the foremost
disciple of RamaNa maharShi,
Sri vaaSiShTha gaNapati muni. He was a brilliant sanskrit poet, and
a self-realized Yogi. He was also awarded the title of 'kaavya kaNTha'
by the best sanskrit scholars in Banaras and Calcutta during the 1940s.
Visit
http://surasa.net/uma/
If you are a bhakta of the Divine Mother Parvati, here is a
chance to worship Her by typing her stotra during
the most auspicious time of the year - devii navaraatra
vratam. Treat it as a paaraayaNa-avakaaSam.
If you are a rasika of samskrita bhaaShaa saundaryam
or saahitya saundaryam, here is a chance to
experience kaavya rasa in
exquisite Slokas full of rhythmic beauty (composed in
40 chhandas/vrittas) and numerous sanskrit
ala.nkaaras.
If you simply want to accrue puNya, here is the chance
for shrama daanam.
Please help us in typing up Uma Sahasram. We wish to
add it to the Online Sanskrit Documents Website
by vijaya daSami, October 2, 2006.
Visit
http://surasa.net/uma
to get started!
- Sai.
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