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Online classes for Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam & Sri Vishnu Sahasranamam
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Keerthi anishetty
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Hi I’m in interested in learning both Lalitha sahasranam and Vishnu sahasranamam pls let me kno how to cnct u and my mail Id anishetty.keerthi17@gmail.com
Murali@2019
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Namaskaram. My name is Muralikrishnan. I am interested in learning Vishnu sahasranamam through online classes. Kindly contact me through my Mail ID-muralikrishnanmuralikrishnan10@gmail.com or through Phone 9894803178
Anil warrier
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When is your next session starting
Hi Lakshmi Priya, My daughter, Son and my niece would like to learn Vishnu Sahasranamam. We are looking for online group lesson. Please let me know your good time to connect at your earliest. My phone number is 309-532-2950. I am in USA. Here is my email: vishika6299@gmail.com
Thanks!
Hi I m interested in learning. Kindly connect with me on email sudhasai12@gmail.com
Hi I m interested. Pls connect with me at sudhasai12@gmail.com
Mani_Chennai
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Nice and useful gesture. But please separate words with the help of some Sanskrit student to teach it. The students after three or four times will automatically add the sandhi. We are not in spoken Sanskrit time, That all our texts have to be done that way to be useful. Here is my sample:
புதிய உச்சாரண குறியீடுகள் - அடிக்கோடு (underlining)→ தொண்டை ஒலியுடன் (voiced) indicates voicing of the consonant like p and [p] which is b; “ ' “ (Apostrophe) indicates Aspirated stop sound such as p as in Devanagari पand p' as in Devanagari फ - प with forced air from the throat!. Here we give both in modified Tamil and the original Sanskrit couplets.
Example:
1. நம: அஸ்து தே மஹா மாயே ஸ்ரீ பீடே' ஸுர பூஜிதே |
ஷங்க' சக்ர கதா ஹஸ்தே மஹா லக்ஷ்மி நம: அஸ்து தே ||
नम: अस्तुु ते महा माये श्री पीठे सुर पूजिते |
शङ्ख चक्र गदा हस्ते महा लक्श्मि नमः अस्तु ते ॥
2.நம: அஸ்து தே கருட ஆரூடே' கோலாசுர ப'யங்கரி |
ஸர்வ பாப ஹரே தேவி மஹா லக்ஷ்மி நம: அஸ்து தே ||
नम: अस्तुु गरु आरूढे कोलासुर भयङ्करि ।
सर्व पााप हरे देवि महा लक्श्मि नमः अस्तु ते ॥
3.ஸர்வக்ஞே ஸர்வ வரதே ஸர்வ துஷ்ட ப'யங்கரி |
ஸர்வ துக்க' ஹரே தேவி மஹா லக்ஷ்மி நம: அஸ்து தே ||
सर्वञे सर्व वरदे सर्व दुष्ट भयङ्करी |
सर्व दुःख हरे देवि महा लक्श्मि नमः अस्तु ते ||
4. ஸித்தி பு த்தி' ப்ரதே தேவி பு'க்தி முக்தி ப்ரதாயினி|
மந்த்ர மூர்த்தே ஸதா தேவி மஹா லக்ஷ்மி நம: அஸ்து தே ||
மகா லக்ஷ்மி அஷ்ட ஸ்தோத்திரம் -8 சுலோகங்கள்
புதிய உச்சாரண குறியீடுகள் - அடிக்கோடு (underlining)→ தொண்டை ஒலியுடன் (voiced) indicates voicing of the consonant like p and [p] which is b; “ ' “ (Apostrophe) indicates Aspirated stop sound such as p as in Devanagari पand p' as in Devanagari फ - प with forced air from the throat!. Here we give both in modified Tamil and the original Sanskrit couplets.
Example:
देेव नागरि | प | फ | ब | भ |
தமிழ் | ப ( p ) | ப' (ph ) | ப ( b ) | ப' ( bh) |
1. நம: அஸ்து தே மஹா மாயே ஸ்ரீ பீடே' ஸுர பூஜிதே |
ஷங்க' சக்ர கதா ஹஸ்தே மஹா லக்ஷ்மி நம: அஸ்து தே ||
नम: अस्तुु ते महा माये श्री पीठे सुर पूजिते |
शङ्ख चक्र गदा हस्ते महा लक्श्मि नमः अस्तु ते ॥
2.நம: அஸ்து தே கருட ஆரூடே' கோலாசுர ப'யங்கரி |
ஸர்வ பாப ஹரே தேவி மஹா லக்ஷ்மி நம: அஸ்து தே ||
नम: अस्तुु गरु आरूढे कोलासुर भयङ्करि ।
सर्व पााप हरे देवि महा लक्श्मि नमः अस्तु ते ॥
3.ஸர்வக்ஞே ஸர்வ வரதே ஸர்வ துஷ்ட ப'யங்கரி |
ஸர்வ துக்க' ஹரே தேவி மஹா லக்ஷ்மி நம: அஸ்து தே ||
सर्वञे सर्व वरदे सर्व दुष्ट भयङ्करी |
सर्व दुःख हरे देवि महा लक्श्मि नमः अस्तु ते ||
4. ஸித்தி பு த்தி' ப்ரதே தேவி பு'க்தி முக்தி ப்ரதாயினி|
மந்த்ர மூர்த்தே ஸதா தேவி மஹா லக்ஷ்மி நம: அஸ்து தே ||
Even without underscore, it will show the difference.
(Just a thought to simplify)
Eg: க, க', க, க'
Smt. Raji Ram
Mani_Chennai
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Agreed, but bold letter does not show the voicing. Aspiration is '.
Mani_Chennai
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Sorry that you have to be defensive. The method I had shared came about after a very long research and it was used in the first speech and music synthesis on a 1st main frame computer CDC 3600. There it was not possible to write a bold letter from a nonbold letter. Thus, it was shared with you and not force you defend youself as it was not an attack on you, rather sharing what had been successfuly achieved. In a recent write up the authors have used small க as a raised prefix was used and the author got angry saying it took 10 years to develop. Sharing what is easy is not attacking. As to splittign the complex words have been accepted in your reply. SWanskrit teaching has to be simpifiled with only a few cases, no second person etc., until at a higher level it should be introduced. I have learned like that to speak 25 sentences on the first day. So, if you specify no suggestion is accepted in the begining I would not have wasted my time. I am not angry rather feel sad to see this defensive statements as Brahmans are supposed to be highly educated and tolerant.
Thanks anyway.
Thanks anyway.
Mani_Chennai
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स नः पितेव सूनवे अग्ने सूपायनो भव ।
सचस्वा नः स्वस्तये ॥९॥
Sa Nah Pite[aa-I]va Suunave-[A]gne Suupaayano Bhava | Sacasvaa Nah Svastaye ||9||
ஸ ந: பிதேவ ஸூன்வே அக்னே ஸூபாயனோ ஸசஸ்வா ந: ஸ்வஸ்தயே !
Meaning:
9.1: O Agni, like a Father to a Son, become (easily) accessible to us,
9.2: And support our Well-Being.
सचस्वा नः स्वस्तये ॥९॥
Sa Nah Pite[aa-I]va Suunave-[A]gne Suupaayano Bhava | Sacasvaa Nah Svastaye ||9||
ஸ ந: பிதேவ ஸூன்வே அக்னே ஸூபாயனோ ஸசஸ்வா ந: ஸ்வஸ்தயே !
Meaning:
9.1: O Agni, like a Father to a Son, become (easily) accessible to us,
9.2: And support our Well-Being.
Mani_Chennai
Active member
स नः पितेव सूनवे अग्ने सूपायनो भव ।
सचस्वा नः स्वस्तये ॥९॥
Sa Nah Pite[aa-I]va Suunave-[A]gne Suupaayano Bhava | Sacasvaa Nah Svastaye ||9||
ஸ ந: பிதேவ ஸூன்வே அக்னே ஸூபாயனோ ஸசஸ்வா ந: ஸ்வஸ்தயே !
Notice there is no bolding for g in this. After one gets used to learn to pronounce sounds (consoants in Sanskrit) this bolding is removed. It was shown the first time to draw the attention of the user for the first time.
Please see the following article.
सचस्वा नः स्वस्तये ॥९॥
Sa Nah Pite[aa-I]va Suunave-[A]gne Suupaayano Bhava | Sacasvaa Nah Svastaye ||9||
ஸ ந: பிதேவ ஸூன்வே அக்னே ஸூபாயனோ ஸசஸ்வா ந: ஸ்வஸ்தயே !
Notice there is no bolding for g in this. After one gets used to learn to pronounce sounds (consoants in Sanskrit) this bolding is removed. It was shown the first time to draw the attention of the user for the first time.
Please see the following article.
Mani_Chennai
Active member
It seems there is a misunderstanding on my part. What you had implied with a brief observation is to mention, that underscore is redundant. However, it was not mentioned in the above article I got hold of is that when that was written it was almost difficult to type anything other than what was a common practice. For example, a அ and A ஆcan not be written just as a அ and aa அ π (π id s Greek letter for Pi) and I had used here to illustrate the point that even in Tamil Key board for computers the kaal (that follows a consonant) does not have a key symbol (even though it could be easily added ).That is why without any other means bold face letters were used but if you use normal writing it will be difficult if not impossible to differentiate the aspiration and voicing. Thus you observation is true to some extend if one can write bold letters in hand writing, but how to do is not known.
But when we write a small cryptic sentence the idea articulated behind is lost (semantics) and that is what happened in my long response post. Sorry if I have hurt your feelings.
But when we write a small cryptic sentence the idea articulated behind is lost (semantics) and that is what happened in my long response post. Sorry if I have hurt your feelings.
gkvmanjunathaiyer
Member
malavikamanomohan
New member
Hi,I am interested, how can i join?
Jkalavakonda
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Namaskaram. My name is Jayanthi K . I am interested in learning Lalitha Sahasranamam. Kindly share your contact details on my email Jkalavakonda@gmail.com.
