Sanskrit
This tag is dedicated to articles penned in the ancient language of Sanskrit, encompassing poetry, witty sayings, literature, grammar, and my own compositions. Dive into my Sanskrit articles to explore and learn this classical language.
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Villivalam HH’s Śatamāna Mahotsava: A Century of Divine Legacy (९)
Ready to be dazzled this Uttarabhādra? Open and discover beautiful verses on our Ācārya. Continue reading
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Grammar Diaries – हल्-सन्धिः – श्चुत्वम्।
Mastering श्चुत्वम् isn’t about memorizing a rule—it’s about applying the right rule at the right time. Continue reading
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अलङ्कारमणिहारः – सहोक्ति-अलङ्कारः
Read on for a whirlwind tour of Alaṅkāra-śāstra, centered around a beautiful padya by Śrī Kṛṣṇa Brahmatantra Parakāla Svāmī—where poetry and poetics come alive. Continue reading
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वेङ्कटाधवरिपद्यम्
Welcome to the world of Veṅkaṭādhvari, where words dance, meanings hide in plain sight, and alaṅkāras reveal themselves with a delightful surprise. Continue reading
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Villivalam HH’s Śatamāna Mahotsava: A Century of Divine Legacy (८)
What else befits an Uttarabhādra day if not Ācārya-stuti and vandanam? Continue reading
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अभिज्ञानशाकुन्तलपद्यम् -१
With Kālidāsa, one śloka is all it takes to disappear into an alaṅkāra rabbit hole. 😉 Continue reading
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Book Review – Win the Crowd by Dr.Ravi Iyer!
“A writer doctor?” I thought that was an oxymoron… until the doctor casually diagnosed my assumptions and cured them within two chapters 😄 Continue reading
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Grammar Diaries – हल्-सन्धिः – अनुस्वारः/परसवर्णः।
Open this to meet one of the rare हल्सन्धि-s that does not immediately destroy confidence 😄 Continue reading
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Villivalam HH’s Śatamāna Mahotsava: A Century of Divine Legacy (७)
Here’s a gem of a verse: a powerful eulogy to Villivalam HH, composed by the Sanskrit vidvān Azhisur Srinivasa Ācārya Swamy. Continue reading
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तुलसीमाहात्म्यम्।
Think Tulasi is just a plant? Read this article to explore the deeper spiritual and cultural dimensions of Tulasi through select Girvanabharti verses. Continue reading
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