- @RohiniBakshi धन्यवादः भगिनि!
- Tomorrow in a #SanskritAppreciationHour First, we'll be treated to HastAmalaka Stotra by @PnNamboo Join us tomorrow at 9am UK, 1.30pm India
- @dubeymanisha1 I'm working my way through it. It's not easy!! We'll get there eventually. Perseverance :-)
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi Indra tricked G into believing that the sun had already risen so that G wud go to the river to take his bath. 4/4
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi Ahalya episode - where Indra was cursed by Gautama with 1000 vagina marks & was later converted into eyes
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi Over time the 1000 v turn into 1000 eyes. Hence sahasra lochana. The requirement to worship Surya is I think bcs 3/n
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@ksmsundaram1975 thanks to @RohiniBakshi for reigniting my interest in Sanskrit. Now I want to recite Chamakam which sounds very difficult
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi love this sloka. Steeped in wisdom
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi G lessens the impact of his curse telling Indra that if he constantly worships Surya , the vulvae will turn into eyes. 2/n
- @SuvalagnaC Sahasra locana 1000 eyes.He was cursed by Gautama with 1000 yonis covering which later turned to eyes when the sage softened
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi with great practice learnt to pronounce it...
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi Post Ahilya Episode, Gautama cursed Indra to hv 1000 vulvae all over his body (since Indra had pride abt his masculinity) 1/n
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi daily I chant tandav strot, though I don't understand the meaning ....thanks m reading meaning.
- @vsengupta Kavya course 1 Birds 0 :-D
- >> for providing grammatical explanations for the slightly more advanced followers of #SanskritAppreciationHour. Thanks @Jyo1310 !
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi @hchaturv gautam cursed indra to have sahasra bhag on body 4 trying to outrage modesty of ahilya.eventually resembeld lochana
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@ksmsundaram1975 true! I started reciting some stotras from book while listening to audio Really tough! but now I've improved @RohiniBakshi
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi चकोरस्य बन्धुः = चकोरबन्धुः। चकोरबन्धु इव शेखरः यस्य सः = चकोरबन्धुशेखरः।
- @vsengupta Distinct portrayals in Literature. cakora drinks moonbeams, caataka is separated fm lover by river &they cry out to each other
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi Heard the Shiva Panchaakshara Stotram recited by Pandits who performed havans during Shankaracharya's 64th Jayanti-sheer Bliss
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi Questions of Yaksha and Answers of Yudhishthira is enough to make one a real human being... All check Mahabharata for that.
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi Somehow I get the feeling that 1 of the aims of Sanskrit was to cure stammering thru such tongue twisters
- on the heads of all the gods starting with Indra>> Sanskrit word by word of this follows #SanskritAppreciationHour
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi मदेन अन्धः = मदान्धः। (तृतीय- तत्पुरुषसमासः)
- @SuvalagnaC Share a link. I'll RT it.
- Are there any questions so far? We've completed verses 3 and 4 and are about to move onto 5. #SanskritAppreciationHour #ShivaTandavaStotra
- http://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/rigveda/rv06064.htm … From mandala 6 of the Rig Veda. Find me a nice audio for this :-)
- @SuvalagnaC I never advise. Only suggest :-)
- Retweeted by Rohini Bakshi@RohiniBakshi reminded me of my childhood-couldn't get d complex bits of this shivtandava shtrotra n dad working with us patiently!
- If you've just joined us, we've completed verse 3 of #ShivaTandavaStotra Audio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BE3kG64_38 … Now moving onto verse 4 #SanskritHour
- >> मनो एतु may the mind seek (lit. go to) विनोदम् pleasure, sport #ShivaTandavaStotra verse 3 #SanskritAppreciationHour
- and whose pleasing, sporting partner of Parvati. End of verse 3. Now let us go to the Sanskrit #ShivaTandavaStotra
- We will start with verse 3 are you ready? Have you listened to the audio? Pl do so as I post verse 3. #SanskritAppreciationHour
- It's a very complex stotra, with large compounds so we'll go slowly, and it always helps if you listen to it as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BE3kG64_38 …
- Sat Sri Akal and welcome all to #SanskritAppreciationHour. Last week we made a start with #ShivaTandavaStotra - today we continue...
Dedicated to learning Sanskrit, the cardinal aim of this blog is to give the reader direct access to ancient Scriptures, Śāstras, Literature, Philosophy and so on. The approach is primarily grammatical, but opinion pieces will inevitably feature. I approach the Scriptures with respect, but from a historical, social and mythical point of view. If you are looking for swooning devotion, this is not the blog for you.
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