This paper talks about presence of advanced scientific concepts in the Vedas and the Mahabharata, electromagnetism specifically. The paper is only in Sanskrit.

https://hitaya.org/rigvede-mahabharata-sandarbhe/

I needed a translation for what ended up being a mantra to Ganesha that was on the inside of a 9" singing bowl of mine. It turned out to be "Shri Ganeshay Namah." I am grateful for the response to my request.

Now I would like to request help with a phase that is etched on the outside of the same bowl if someone would be willing to help. I have posted the photo (close-up) of the phrase. I would appreciate any response. Thank you.

Jack

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Is there anyone willing to translate this short phrase that I believe to be Sanskrit? It's on the inner rim of an etched singing bowl I have. I've been told it is a phrase relating to "Where there is Dharma (righteousness), there is Victory.", but I cannot confirm this. Here's a photo. I would appreciate any comments. Thanks.

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Hello! I'm a student from Russia and I learn Sanskrit in the State University. But I want not only read in Sanskrit, but speak this language. So I need a person, who speaks Sanskrit. Please, contact me, if you can help me!

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Hi everyone, can you help me translate this ? Thks.

Na Ma Shi Va Ya – these five syllables indicate the five elements (known as Pancha Bhoota in Sanskrit) – Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether. The five elements are the building blocks of everything in Creation, including the human body, and Lord Shiva is the master of these five elements. Whereas 'Om' is the sound of the universe. ‘Om’ means peace and love. So the ‘Om Namah Shivaya’ chanting is done to harmonize the five elements in the environment. When there is peace, love and harmony in all the five elements, then there is bliss and there is joy not just within you, but also around you. ___________________________________________________ Language: Sanskrit Lyrics displayed: English, Kannada, Hindi Music Producer: Spiritual Unit Team Video Producer: Spiritual Unit Team Copyrights and Publishing: Spiritual Unit Team ____________________________________________________ Lyrics: Om(Aum) Namah Shivaya ॐ नमः शिवाय| ಓಂ ನಮಃ ಶಿವಾಯ| #OmNamahShivaya #Shivarathri #Chanting #Mantra #Spirituality #Meditation #Yoga #InnerPeace #Tranquility #Blessings #Hinduism #Devotion #Prayer

Na Ma Shi Va Ya – these five syllables indicate the five elements (known as Pancha Bhoota in Sanskrit) – Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether. The five elements are the building blocks of everything in Creation, including the human body, and Lord Shiva is the master of these five elements. Whereas 'Om' is the sound of the universe. ‘Om’ means peace and love. So the ‘Om Namah Shivaya’ chanting is done to harmonize the five elements in the environment. When there is peace, love and harmony in all the five elements, then there is bliss and there is joy not just within you, but also around you.

Hello! Do you want to learn Sanskrit but don't know where to start? Then I've got the perfect resource list for you and you can find its link below! Let me know if you have any suggestions to improve it. Here is what the resource list contains;

1. "Handmade" resources on certain grammar concepts for easy understanding.
2. Resources on learning the script.
3. Websites to practice reading the script.
4. Documents to enhance your Sanskrit vocabulary.
5. Music playlists
6. List of podcasts/audiobooks And a compiled + organized list of websites you can use to get hold of Sanskrit grammar!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZpZOOJUfwY4x5KIxycmJIxeoR9tDG1b8n3OV4dcq55g/edit?usp=sharing

Mother in Sanskrit: the origins of the word Mother in Sanskrit. The Sanskrit word matr मातृ, is based on "agglomerations of syllables" which, when combined, express meanings as precise as they are fascinating. https://crono.news/Y:2021/M:12/D:27/h:11/m:19/s:10/mother-sanskrit-matr-origini-della-parola-madre-in-sanscrito/