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Readings & Reflections
Close readings of the Gita by our writers, in the light of Sri Aurobindo.
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Namas is not just to Bow Down
Sanskrit : A Language of Consciousness
In the last issue I had discussed about two words, sukha and duhkha. In this issue I have taken up the word namas. The word namas from which we get the words namaskara or which we see in the word namas-te, is derived…
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Sanjay reports
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Sukha is not Happiness Nor Duhkha is Unhappiness
Sanskrit : A Language of Consciousness
Sanskrit, indeed, generates clarity and joy. And what is responsible for this is the way it has been designed, the way, here the words have been created. I have given a few examples in the earlier issues to illustrate…
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Krishnaleela
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What is Beauty
Sanskrit : A Language of Consciousness
In the last issue I had written about the multi-significance of the root-sounds in Sanskrit by giving the example of the word sandeha meaning doubt. This time let me explain you another word to explain about the…
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Krishna as Goverdhan too.
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The root of Doubts
Sanskrit : A Language of Consciousness
When look in a dictionary of Sanskrit to find out the meaning of a root-sound, we find that often a root-sound has more than one meaning. How do we justify the multiple meanings attached to one root-sound? Let me give…
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New Forever
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Sanskrit follows a rigorous logic
Sanskrit : A Language of Consciousness
In the previous issue I had explained about the significance of synonyms. There I had shown that the many words used for one object are not just different words to convey one single object but they are expressions of…
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Madhuradhipathi
