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Today is the blessed day - Sri Rama Navami.

Today is the blessed day - Sri Rama Navami. We are pleased to share a brief part of a discourse on Lord Rama by our own Sri Maha Periva, who was the Rama-avatara in our times and blessed us all with a true vision of how Rama lived all through his life in the most noble, truthful and Dhaarmic way. Let us get the nectar of His speech now: "Raama Taaraka Naama The derivation of words from their root syllables each of which is the root of a verb signifying an action, is, in the Sanskrit language a very instructive excercise. Hindu religious literature is replete with such derivations for almost every word that it uses. Each of the names of God like Rama, Krishna, Siva , Narayana, etc. -- in fact, each one of the names of God in the various lists of thousand names of God (= sahasra-naamas) has been assigned several derivations from their root syllables. 'The one in whose memory yogis revel in the bliss of brahman' -- is the meaning of the word Rama. ramante yogino-nante brahmaa...

Madras Sanskrit college has gone digital!!

Madras Sanskrit college has gone digital!! It is highly recommended that those of you wanting to learn Sanskrit to join this course- starts tomorrow! You can do it online, in your own time. http://digital.madrassanskritcollege.edu.in/#!/online/course/samskrta-pravesikaa/coursehome/ Jayatu Samskṛtam!! http://digital.madrassanskritcollege.edu.in/#!/online/course/samskrta-pravesikaa/coursehome

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https://www.quora.com/Is-the-meaning-of-the-Sanskrit-shloka-Om-Purnamadah-Purnamidam-very-similar-to-the-continuum-th...

https://www.quora.com/Is-the-meaning-of-the-Sanskrit-shloka-Om-Purnamadah-Purnamidam-very-similar-to-the-continuum-theory/answer/Krishnamurthi-CG-1 This is my answer in Quora for this Veda Mantra. Note - the answer is long. https://www.quora.com/Is-the-meaning-of-the-Sanskrit-shloka-Om-Purnamadah-Purnamidam-very-similar-to-the-continuum-theory/answer/Krishnamurthi-CG-1

With a vision for Sanskrit

http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-fridayreview/With-a-vision-for-Sanskrit/article17281133.ece

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Rajiv Malhotra's Lecture on Swadeshi Indology at IGNCA, New Delhi - Part 1 - PGurus

https://www.pgurus.com/rajiv-malhotras-lecture-on-swadeshi-indology-at-ignca-new-delhi-part-1/