sanskritstory
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स्त्रीणां चित्तम् – Mystic Minds of Women!
Note: English translation provided for those not fluent in Sanskrit! मम संस्कृताध्ययने भोजप्रबन्धस्थं किञ्चित् सुभाषितमदर्शि यन्मह्यं रोचते। भोजराजचिन्तनमिति मन्ये। कालिदासस्य किञ्चित् पद्यं निशम्य भोजराजस्य पत्नी अविह्वला मन्दहासं धरति यद् वीक्ष्य भोजराज आश्चर्यचकितः। तदा स एवं चिन्तयते। अश्वप्लुतं वासवगर्जितं च स्त्रीणां च चित्तं पुरुषस्य भाग्यम्।अवर्षणं चाप्यतिवर्षणं च देवो न जानाति कुतो मनुष्यः।। पदविभागः – अश्वप्लुतम्, वासवगर्जितम्, च, Continue reading
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Regal Confidence!
It’s a compelling thought, but in truth, I believe no one possesses complete confidence. Beneath the surface, there’s often a hint of nervousness or anxiety that’s skillfully masked. Despite receiving praise for my apparent confidence and boldness in various performances, such as dramas, stage presentations, story narrations, and emceeing, the underlying anxiety I experience remains Continue reading
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वाक्-चातुर्यम्
This article in Sanskrit elucidates how your words possess the power to captivate even the most indifferent of listeners. Continue reading
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रामसीताप्रेम! – A glimpse into Rama and Sita’s affection
This article highlights a poem that beautifully showcases the apparent love between Rama and Sita, bringing a smile to our faces! Continue reading
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कुलिङ्गपक्षी कः?
This article delves into the significance of the renowned Kulinga Pakshi, as referenced in Dayasatakam. Continue reading
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पैशुनवादी मा भूः
This article provides advice on the consequences of backbiting, using a specific example to illustrate Continue reading
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In the Well of Ignorance: The Tale of the Swan and the Croaker in Sanskrit Literature
This article encourages us not to be like the croaker dwelling in a well but to embrace greater intelligence!” Continue reading
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My article in Indica – Exploring Rama’s Love for Sita
The Link to My Debut Indica Article: Rama’s Unwavering Love for Sita Continue reading
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ययातिकथावलोकनम्
This is the review of the Sanskrit book ‘Yayati’ by Sri Ramakrishna Shastri. This book is a translation of the Marathi book by Sri V.S. Khandekar Continue reading
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