Sanskrit Alphabet

[@pattyayers]

I’m using this for practicing now, sitting with my pad and pen, watching him and writing. It’s inspiring 😊

[@gongcircle507]

This is Mr. Vyaas Houston. If you guys think his calligraphy is beautiful, you should hear him chant mantras! If we were a Hindu nation, he would be a National Treasure!!

[@_runta]

I seek refuge in The God from being in a hindu nation. I wish we were an islamic nation.

[@wardaddy7216]

@@_runta Your wish doesn't matter inbred 😂

[@gautamnanda1995]

​@@_runtahahhaha... Go to an Islamic nation

[@_runta]

@@gautamnanda1995 you're right. Don't want to be around cow shyt for so long, i might end up eating it

[@gautamnanda1995]

@@_runta exactly... Pakistan chale ja

[@prasadshete781]

ये संस्कृत के साथ साथ हिंदी और मराठी के लिये भी उपयुक्त है । मी मराठी आहे . आणि मला माझ्या भाषेचा गर्व आहे कारण ती संस्कृत पासून तयार केली आहे . हिंदी सुद्धा संस्कृत पासून केली आहे .

[@dodgersfan8953]

मि नेपालि है but मि मराठि बोलु सक्तो

[@rahul86506]

Amazing handwriting..

[@jacenath8197]

I agree! He writes Devanāgari a lot neater than I do XD

[@ramwertyramoirthy9463]

RHL

[@kokilaparmar5844]

RHL NN. Good thanks.

[@9803-t6u]

अ आ इ ई उ ऊ ऋ ॠ लृ ए ऐ ओ औ अं अ:🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹क ख ग घ ङ च छ ज झ ञ ट ठ ड ढ ण त थ द ध न प फ ब भ म य र ल व श ष स ह क्ष त्र ज्ञ This is continue latter but this is video misket

[@AB-hq6kw]

Strong mercury/3rd house

[@omshanthilisa8474]

The writing of each letter is like the offering of a prayer. Many blessings to you for sharing this ancient script.

[@VedaGamer20]

Ancient?

[@2011var]

Handwriting looks like a machine print. WoW.

[@nitaitv9365]

2011var it is

[@chotonsarkar8794]

Yes

[@dragonxd9726]

2011var true

[@patelsevacafe]

Yes I like 3210 bolda printed.

[@BMG6746]

what a hand writting

[@khshindimultimedia7973]

सुंदर हस्तलेख, नियंत्रित लेखन और प्रभावी प्रस्तुति। संस्कृत के साथ-साथ हिंदी शिक्षार्क्षियों के लिए भी विशेष उपयोगी।

[@shubhamboiiiyt6311]

👌👏😍

[@TheMalllu]

Sanskrit aur lipiyon me bhi likhi ja sakti hai. Balki jyada sateek likhi ja sakti hai

[@noname13years62]

@@TheMalllu Yes but Devnagari is the closest to the Brahmi script .So, I suppose it's good enough.

[@yoyomodiji]

@@TheMalllu are you malyalee?

[@jayajadhav8221]

Sahi bole

[@tellsudha]

Every letter is so beautifully produced and that shows his love for this ancient language

[@Kiran-lz1te]

One of the best Hand Writings I have ever seen in my life ....thanks for ur curvature hand sir....

[@mahadev2386.]

Kiran Kumar Reddy kya k kbhi school ka moh nhi dekha tumny jo itne sunder handwriting nhi dekhi? Chaplose krny ka bahana chahiy bhly koi morkh hi ku na tumhare ghr ki kahani ko galat tarah s dunia ko suna rha ho

[@divyanathani1389]

जब आप लोग अंग्रेजी सीखते हैं तब अंग्रेजी में टिप्पणी देते हैं अब अगर हिंदी या संस्कृत सीख रहे हैं तो कृपया उसी भाषा में टिप्पणी दें। हिंदी में या संस्कृत में ही टिप्पणी दें।

[@shyamalisen3755]

হ্যালো আমি অনেক ক্ষন ধরে আমি এই ভিডিও টি দেখছিলাম এটি অনেক satisfying ভিডিও ছিল আমি অনেক গর্ভ হয়েছি.সেই মানস টির হাতের লেখা দেখে আমি গর্ভ হয়েছি এমন হাতের লেখা জীবনে দেখিনি.আমাকে ইমপ্রেস করেছে.আর আমাকে সাহায্য করেছে সানকসকৃত শিখতে সাহায্য করেছে.

[@user-qy8zi8hq4v]

I am proud to say that I choose sanskrit as my third language in my school. After Odia and English.

[@jamesburnett4443]

What is your native language? Also, it is chose not choosed. English tense rules are okay, but definitely not all encompassing.

[@user-qy8zi8hq4v]

@@jamesburnett4443 sometime people do mistakes

[@nischit727]

james Burnett he is from India , and he’s native language is Odia , language of odisha

[@Tamangkaycee]

@@nischit727 we also know that odia is language of odisha

[@Abheeeeee9]

@@jamesburnett4443 grammer nazi

[@szilyeva1734]

Beautiful gestures! I suggest this video to my students! Thank you so much!🙏

[@anbukkarasimanoharan775]

He is drawing the letters not merely writing them. Great Artist.

[@abesapien9930]

What a masterpiece. He did impeccable work, and his passion and commitment to that language shows.

[@skullservant8486]

Straight to the point, simple, loud and clear. Great video, respect

[@rockyvillan562]

Great respect is seen from you towards every single letter sir!!! Thanks for loving Sanskrit!!! Language of my/our ancestors.

[@sebastianpathori5938]

Raghavendra Tanguturi the same that I observed. And the letters are pronounced perfectly.

[@jointkindadventuretelugu5138]

Babai telugu kuda elaga untundgi kada

[@magd4570]

Sanskrit is a world language of Eurasia , Sanskrit absorbed all the vocabulary, which is 500, 000 words from the old Vedic that was the language of the Alpine/Caucasian Aryans 15,000 years ago. The Vedic and Sanskrit blended about 7000 years ago when Vedic died and Sanskrit was newly reformed with the help of Lord Shiva in the Himalayas where he lived in physical form 7000 years ago. Due to his greatness he became to be worshiped as Supreme Lord just like Lord Krsna who lived 3500 years ago.

[@iavoidtoreplytofools4944]

Not only ancestors now All we should practice/use/know till date and forever 😁👍

[@kalyanaram4787]

@@magd4570 Correction. Siva is a Godhead. Krishna is an avatar. Shiva has not ceased to be . Shiva is the Godhead of Consciousness. Where there is Consciousness or Conscience, there is Shiva.

[@rakshithks4838]

No other language in the world can match the beauty of Sanskrit....

[@sridharkaushik9290]

The alphabets are in the script called Devanagari. The same script is used in Hindi, Marathi, Nepali etc. Do not confuse between the script and the language. Also, the alphabets shown here are also in Hindi and many other Indian languages. For example they are in many South India languages like Telugu, Malayalam but they have different scripts. Also, it is noteworthy that Devanagari does not have the "Z" and "F" alphabets which are so commonly used today.

[@vivavois8966]

​@@sridharkaushik9290z - ज़, f - फ ड, ढ, ड़, त, ऋ, ष, are not found in other languages 😂

[@tiffles3890]

Technically, its called the Devnagri alphabet. Its also used in Hindi and Marathi. Good calligraphy, BTW.

[@erismadagascar8798]

Gaurab Chatterjee

[@azadagrawalla5237]

Nepali also

[@tiffles3890]

Azad Agrawalla Yeah, that too.

[@shumbathkumar]

Gaurab Chatterjee Telugu use the different script but the system of arranging words is same

[@tejasvi18joshi]

Shumbath kumar its almost same in all Indian scripts.

[@hemanthbt]

One of the most beautiful handwritings i have ever seen !!!

[@blindshiva2826]

The script is absolutely beautiful!!!

[@manassurya2019]

Though I already know how to read Devanagari script, I enjoyed watching this video for the handwriting.

[@infernalfury5175]

me too!

[@mehdiyousfi955]

Manas Surya ع

[@bharattiwari5468]

कम से कम हिन्दी में लिखो तो भाई ।

[@k.bhatta4257]

You know, you spelt 'Devanagari' also correctly! Also Sanskrit (samskruta) has no alphabet, it has Varnamala!

[@jayajadhav8221]

Me too

[@VikramBhaskaran]

Sir you write Devanagari really beautifully with that marker

[@um-vl6on]

before you suggest to crank up the alphabets, can you explain, I really don't know how to differentiate between those 'Ta's (and 'Tha's) sound, or the 'Sa's, and the 'na's

[@salah-up5vu]

how learn it.....

[@shibu7902]

@@um-vl6on [e-mail] I will help you

[@technocrat6184]

He is gifted .

[@Karnak077]

@@technocrat6184 Gifted? Well, maybe he just practiced a lot, doing calligraphy. I really hate when people say "he is gifted" like saying: he can because he is gifted. A normal person like you won't can ever.

[@humanoporsiempre]

that pen is so full of ink, its so satisfying.

[@abdllaabozhra349]

-_- ....

[@love_x_love6619]

Hahahaha Yay!

[@davegc3355]

I can smell the ink from here

[@sk8oruknow]

Thats a copic marker

[@instareels9069]

@@davegc3355 are you stupid

[@PiyushKumar-ig8xe]

Its amazing how he creates a three-dimensional effect with the letters. Follow his writing closely, and you will see that each letter has depth, as if they were pieces of black electrcial tape, hung on a flat line.

[@heru-tehutire1329]

Yes, exactly the same thoughts I was having, too! The letters look like ribbon (or electrical tape) placed on edge on a flat surface and viewed from either one of two perspectives (angles)...I like the effect...

[@shisoshin1]

same effect with short brush

[@nonamemcgillicutty9585]

Nice eye

[@oliveryell]

Yeah, that effect is caused by the chiseled tip of the marker.

[@shamsenahar]

Excellent handwriting!! I love it! I will follow how you write to practice sanskrtam!

[@milindmadhukar3666]

sanskratam ❌ sanskritam is right ✔️

[@therash09]

@@milindmadhukar3666 what he wrote is correct.

[@stand4reason]

Such beautiful handwriting. Surely it is the font of the gods

[@viaan684]

Classifications the

[@btsarmygirl5987]

Wow wow wow এখান থেকে অনেক কিছু শেখা হল Thank God

[@mikesobirey9529]

Sanskrit...Behind this writing is hidden; the most profound knowledge of all spirit ages (of all mental ages). ...un-equall-ed (un-beat-ably)...

[@krishnanshgaur9322]

Indeed.

[@bonbonpony]

Prove it.

[@divyanathani1389]

जब आप लोग अंग्रेजी सीखते हैं तब अंग्रेजी में टिप्पणी देते हैं अब अगर हिंदी या संस्कृत सीख रहे हैं तो कृपया उसी भाषा में टिप्पणी दें। हिंदी में या संस्कृत में ही टिप्पणी दें।

[@jennieisafatuglylazyhbtspa6986]

I can speak it fluently

[@mikesobirey9529]

@@jennieisafatuglylazyhbtspa6986 Good! ... but, it is only useful for someone, who has realised ... what is hidden; in this language. There is no such a thing like: fat, ugly, lazy ... or BTS. He is beyond ... not Beyond The Scene. kzbin.info/www/bejne/maOqqolvorx2irc Adi Shankaracharya (part 9 of 16).wmv 3:23 - 3:43.

[@chandanbv5559]

I'm. Very impressed @ your handwriting more than alphabets♥️♥️ 👌👌👌👌👌

[@prazonparajuli7346]

I can visualize these shapes and how they interconnect with each other and take different forms to represent each and every sound our vocal chords can produce with the movement of tongue.

[@muskansoniarts5617]

Very beautiful handwriting sir

[@GaneshDas-zd6ee]

Your handwriting is far better then the computer prints

[@rudrakshagamingpro2482]

Really a great writer

[@mindrules1566]

Great respect sir... We are shameful that our own vedic language couldn't read and write... We have been never taught sanskrit in our school.. Indian education must bring some changes in language and add sanskrit language in each school 🏫.

[@venkateshmnvenkateshmn4858]

In the old age what a beautiful caligrafy handwriting🎉🎉🎉

[@n2blaze467]

How can we attract more people's towards this gorgeous language any suggestion please?

[@jointkindadventuretelugu5138]

By comment the greatness of calligraphy and the link of this video and put in all types of calligraphy video please if you wanted please share this With whole heartedly

[@jointkindadventuretelugu5138]

By comment the greatness of calligraphy and the link of this video and put in all types of calligraphy video please if you wanted please share this With whole heartedly

[@dharmipadaya2684]

Bahut hi achha Adhyapakji, Lovely, Sir I also read it.

[@vsqzzgus]

This gives me peace...

[@aparnamodak4961]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKCnfWCnZcaqjLs

[@ll9843]

with birds in the background...

[@pattyayers]

This is so relaxing, just sitting back and watching and listening to him do this magic, with what sounds like tropical birds in the background 🙏

[@sudhirniranjanlalsharma3538]

Excellent handwriting, but we should not put line above the left side of the "a" letter. It should be like this, अ, आ. You can see that line is only above the straight line.

[@sashimi879]

Cry

[@pranjalisingh2925]

Yes, I also noticed this but otherwise handwriting is great.

[@ZugZugBoi]

true true

[@orkay2022]

Ya what you said is right.this s what I put innmy comment already. . If it goes on then behinners will start doing the mistaken letters only But his writing is amazingly beautiful

[@shikhagangwar5137]

What a great handwriting!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are putting so much effort. I heartily appreciate your dedication.

[@natashatsimbler]

Such a beautiful handwriting!....

[@anuradhavijaykumar8190]

Such a beautiful handwriting.No one else can write like this.

[@ОльгаШавицкая]

Как красиво,четко,без болтовни!!респект!

[@kuldeepkaushik4513]

I must say very good handwriting.

[@AS-jo8qh]

What a beautiful handwriting!

[@omkarpatil8770]

Real handwriting. Very very very very very good best nice beautifull handwriting

[@Gadavillers-Panoir]

I have not paid much attention to calligraphy with regards to writing an alphabet. I've always thought calligraphy was about putting extra designs to existing letters. But now that I have seen this, I realise calligraphy is about writing each letter exactly the way it was intended to be written. Each stroke and each angle perfectly done.

[@krishnanandaadiga6894]

Excellent handwriting sir. Abhinandanani. Every indian should get inspiration from you sir to learn Sanskrit 🙏

[@RishabhSingh-lr8ji]

Thank you sir. You are protecting my language because I am Indian

[@bonbonpony]

I thought you're speaking Hindi now, not Sanskrit? :q

[@lakhsmisingh7912]

@@bonbonpony The letters and and it's Pronunciation of Sanskrit is same as Hindi.

[@bonbonpony]

@@lakhsmisingh7912 I know. But the original comment was about "protecting language", not protecting alphabets or its pronunciation. On the same grounds, an Englishman could say that teaching about the Latin alphabet is "protecting his language" because modern English uses the Latin alphabet and pretty much its pronunciation. Did you get it now? TL;DR: Sanskrit ≠ Hindi, even if they share the alphabet. Otherwise we would also have to admit that English = Latin = French = Italian = Spanish = Polish = Czech etc.

[@bhanupratap-pp7wz]

@@bonbonpony English polish Czech are Germanic languages, Latin Portuguese Spanish are romance languages,they are different cultures just the script is common but,hindi is derived from sanskrit 99 %words are of sanskrit origins and the speakers have common culture.

[@bonbonpony]

@@bhanupratap-pp7wz Oh really? ;q So why is it that so many words in Hindi sound suspiciously similar to English or Latin? :q Doesn't the fact that British conquered and colonized India a while ago have something to do with it? ;> How did the colonization influence the "culture"? Because from what I can tell, present day Hindu have not much in common with those ancient people living in India and speaking Sanskrit long time ago, who gave rise to advanced mathematics, astronomy, linguistics, medicine etc. In the same way I don't see much similarities between ancient Arabs who valued knowledge and progress, and present day Arabs/Muslims who do quite the opposite :q Oh, as for Romance languages, I thought that too for a long time, until I started to see that there are many similarities between Latin & Greek words and proto-Slavic languages. Latin & Greek didn't come to existence out of vacuum - they are based on previous languages and I can tell that there's huge influence by Macedonian & Slavic - something even their scholars will deny nowadays, because it's historically uncomfortable for them to believe.

[@sanskritseeds]

Beautiful writing!! It is so relaxing and comforting to see you write, sir.

[@magd4570]

Ka is the first consonant of the Sanskrit alphabet. All the languages of the world which are descended from Sanskrit use ka as their first consonant. All those languages which are adopted-descendants, that is, those which are not directly descended from Sanskrit, but whose vocabulary is full of Sanskrit, also use ka as their first consonant. Both Sanskrit and the world's phonetic science are arranged in such a way that if ka is used as the first consonant it is very convenient, and if not, then quite troublesome. If ka is not the first consonant, then not only practical difficulties arise but also grammatical difficulties. It becomes impossible to achieve a well-knit system regarding grammatical aphorisms, rules and decisions if ka is not the first consonant.

[@sandeepaapian5847]

do u mind sharing some real exmples about difficulties of not using ka as its first consonant

[@Great999Gs]

Because india was the beacon of light in a world of darkness. It still is even if the inhabitants of this world are ignorant to their own history and are walking in a sleep. From India culture and the great sciences spread throughout the world. Beautyful indeed.

[@wkrapek]

I'm pushing the idea that the Minoans were Indo-Aryans very hard in my next video. I think they were monotheists who'd amalgamated Indra and Indrani. So it shouldn't be a surprise that Israel's YHWH in Palestine (where they had colonies) is a jealous God. Because he's also Hera/Indrani. Both famous for their jealousy. But they also worshipped Agni in their mountain sanctuaries. Which archaeologists call "Peak Sanctuaries." I figured that out since they had giant bonfires there. And I've recently been able to confirm that theory on the Phaistos Disc. And where did Moses see the Flaming Bush? On a mountain. :-) Can't wait to show this in the video! Since I also think they eventually became the Romans, it shouldn't surprise you that the Latin word for fire is Ignis. But as for KA: it's a VERY IMPORTANT SYMBOL on Minoan Crete. In fact they called themselves the Kapter. Which I think means the Winged Spirit. Therefore it shouldn't be a surprise that both Icarus and Pegasus are from Crete. I can't say it's their FIRST syllable, though. And BTW: the earliest Roman settlers lived on Capital Hill. Which I think was actually KAPTER Hill.

[@wkrapek]

The following is from Wikipedia. You will notice the Phaistos Disc looks like the sun. Looks like I just made another breakthrough. :-) Indra: Agni is generally presented as Indra's twin, they both go and appear together.[120] In chapter 13.3 of the Atharvaveda, Agni is said to become Indra when he illumines the sky.[117] Agni is also called Vishva-Vedāh,[note 5] "dawn," which refers both to Indra, the Protector, and to the all-knowing Agni.[121].... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phaistos_Disc

[@rohanroynameless]

@@wkrapek why western propagandists believe in Indo Aryan theory. Aryan means noble person not race. The flow of knowledge was from India to Europe. Not from Europe to India 🔥😠⚔️

[@TechnicalGamezonevishal]

THANKS FOR SANSKRIT ALPABET and its proud of you to learning your indian langauge

[@Wopenga]

Marvellous - beautifully drawn letters.

[@dipalipatankar3051]

😲Wow Amazing...... Writing who, like it

[@infinite5795]

Wow, so beautiful handwriting. It is truly said that the Handwriting of one shows his/her dedication and refined character as an individual. The title should be Devnagari script and not Sanskrit script because Sanskrit was written with many abugidas aka scripts in the past and even today in India, although Devnagari script is more prevalent due to more numerical strength. For instance, I used the Devnagari script to read and write Sanskrit and Hindi at school, but I also use Odia script to write it as well as my native language Odia, as my ancestors did.

[@yogeshsaini5497]

What a beautiful writing.l am very impressed 😊👏👏👏👏writing is not written by pen it is our intelligence that how to write. OK all of you. Keep it in your mind to feel others thinking and others feelings. Okkk. The one of the most best handwriting I have ever seen.

[@vsshappy]

I appreciate the effort and it is great! Just for clarification: these are sanskrit alphabet in "Devanagari" script. Initially Sanskrit works used "Brahmi" script and later the works were translated into "Devanagari" script.

[@sharadanrao666]

Beautiful handwriting . It just looks like printed one 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@enlightenment8920]

You are writing so nice and clear, therefore tiny differences becomes clear. Wonderful.

[@viaan684]

You must be the king of Sanskrit handwriting I have never seen an handwriting like this before

[@rockysinai4305]

One letter one sound! perfect! We should increase the number of letters in English alphabet (Roman script) to about 45, because there are about 44 + phonemes. Spell English words phonetically, the children will have less problems with spelling. The problem is not with the children, it is with our inadequate alphabet and unmodified spellings derived from Germanic and Latin languages. One may say it makes English interesting to have thousands of tricks and exceptions, but it makes the lives of children very difficult. We need to rethink and change.

[@sergiosanchez3229]

Rocky Sinai I think the same, I am native Spanish speaker and it's so confusing when you are learning English because in Spanish we say one sound per letter and is always the same sound.

[@linguaphile9415]

We could simply invent a handwriting based on the characters of the IPA. In principle, if all languages across the word used this, everyone would be capable of reading every language of the world.

[@shumbathkumar]

Linguaphile why to invent a new handwriting, use Sanskrit script(Devanagari) instead. every sound has a symbol except ‘æ sound’. the sound ‘f & z’ are not there in ancient script but was added in modern script. At present some of the other language are using Sanskrit writing for their language.

[@jedimaster9922]

Shumbath kumar what a communal suggestion

[@ivispark3780]

Rocky Sinai English is in fact derived from Sanskrit as well. Germanic languages. English also bridges with Latin/Greek. It is actually a wonderful language in its own right. Sanskrit is a language of origin. English is not... it is one of derivatives. Not better or worse.

[@udyogbharti1924]

अति सुन्दर लेखन, देवनागरी लिपि सीखने के लिये उत्तम वीडियो, उच्चारण की आवाज बढ़ाने से और ज्यादा उपयोगी हो जायेगा🙏🌺

[@BangMaster96]

Wow, one of the most beautiful handwriting i've seen. I am Indian, i don't speak Sanskrit, though the alphabet for Sanskrit is the same one used for Hindi, and similar for other North Indian languages, so i can at least understand the alphabet. And your handwriting is really neat and precise, it's oddly satisfying to watch.

[@simantinisinha6604]

Gurudeb your handwriting is so beautiful

[@infinitewisdom6065]

Amazing / beautiful handwriting. This gentleman must have studied calligraphy and developed some proficiency.

[@swordch8860]

Your writing is so good! i like it and want to learn the sanskrit!

[@dipro001]

EPIC HANDWRITING \m/

[@tarunsen3647]

Hahahahaha yes

[@divyanathani1389]

जब आप लोग अंग्रेजी सीखते हैं तब अंग्रेजी में टिप्पणी देते हैं अब अगर हिंदी या संस्कृत सीख रहे हैं तो कृपया उसी भाषा में टिप्पणी दें। हिंदी में या संस्कृत में ही टिप्पणी दें।

[@dipro001]

@@divyanathani1389 sorry, cant read hindi/sanskrit that well

[@divyanathani1389]

@@dipro001 where are you from???

[@dipro001]

@@divyanathani1389 why does it matter?

[@Random_Knowledges]

Devanagari Script used in Sanskrit language is the most scientific alphabet I have ever seen. I have learnt English, Japanese, Korean, Ukrainian, Hindi , Nepali languages.

[@리나-b2t]

Thank you so much. Wonderful~!

[@Snowflake_tv]

산스크리트 배우시는 중인가요? 제대로 배우고 싶은데 어디서 배울수있을까요?

[@shanthalasastry7058]

Very good handwriting . I enjoyed watching it

[@cookwithsumita]

I got some full filled ink and pens and wrote like this in the calligraphy paper and on the stand. That was a satisfying experience. Its super easy and u get lovely textures while making these lovely letters of the language sanskrit. I loved it!

[@gayathrinarayanan4810]

Really appreciate your dedicated work 👏👏

[@samim_uddin5]

Nice handwriting

[@ramrajora977]

किसी अध्यापक की इतनी सुन्दर लिखाई देखकर मुझे अपने प्रार्थमिक स्कूल नज़फगढ़ दिल्ली के अध्यापक श्री बस्ती राम यादव की याद आ रही है जिनके पास मैं पहली कक्षा(1964) से पांचवी कक्षा(1969) तक पढा़ । उनकी हीरे मोती से अक्षरों की लिखाई मेरे मन मस्तिष्क में आज भी अंकित है । हम छात्रों की लिखाई अच्छी बनाने के लिए वे कितना परीश्रम करते थे ,यह मैं यहां बताना चाहता हूं । आज उन्हें याद करके मैं अपनी श्रद्धांजलि गुरु जी को देना चाहता हूं । ब्लैक बोर्ड पर हिन्दी लिखते हुए वे हीरे मोती जैसे अक्षर बिखेर देते थे । हम सभी छात्रों की कलम वे अपने हाथ से बनाते थे जिसके लिए वे विशेष चाकू अपने पास रखते थे । हर छात्र की तख्ती पर अपने हाथ से " कटखने" लिखते थे । मेरी हिंदी की लिखाई यदि थोड़ी बहुत अच्छी है तो उसके लिए मेरे प्रार्थमिक अध्यापक स्व.श्री बस्ती राम यादव को श्रेय जाता है। मैं उनको शत् शत् नमन करता हूं और मेरी इंग्लिस की लिखाई यदि थोड़ी बहुत अच्छी है तो उसका श्रेय मेरे बडे़ भाई साहब श्री राजेन्द्र राजोरा को जाता है । इतनी सुन्दर लिखाई लिखने वाले अध्यापक अभी भी मौजूद हैं ,यह देखकर मन प्रसन्न हो गया । इनको मेरा प्रणाम ।

[@tideghost]

I'm here 8 years late... Is he still alive? This is the only upload.

[@jointkindadventuretelugu5138]

May be okavezhla untademo

[@nyshitachandra7624]

🙏wonderful. Sir kindly keep doing many videos ....word formation, how meanings change, Grammer.......

[@etymologist1976]

The Korean ancestors in ancient times of the ice age survived by escaping from the cold living inside caves. They constantly made a fire to avoid the cold and drive wild animals out and they happened to find the copper(CU, bronze). The Korean term Copper means caves and bronze. In addition, the tribe who had discovered the copper (called copper tribe=kur,kuri,guli) created letters originated by the characters like clessi, clethi, cle, glishi and so on.. Afterwards, they constructed a civilized country Gojoseon based on the bronze era. Eventually, King Sejong not only systemized the letters of Go chosen and but also restored and compiled a language that contained sound(Pronunciation sound, 發音) for the purpose of establishing the identity of chosen Dynasty. But this historical fact was distorted during the colonization by Japan. In addition, many cultural assets and the history of Korea were incorporated into Japan. Japan erased four characters such as 《ㆍ, ㆁ , ㆆ ,ㅿ》 among 28 letters. The reason why Japan damaged Korean history is that everyone may be able to realize easily that the owner of the pyramid was the Copper tribe and that Joseon people are the descendants of them if we Koreans still have those four letters. The first 《●》 means an initial life particle, the second 《ㆁ》 means the combination of yin and yang initial particles. The third 《ㆆ》 means the combined life particles coming down to the horizontal lines. The fourth 《ㅿ》 means the life particles are wrapped and protected. And 《ㅿ》 is three meaning mountain, pyramid and womb.

[@indrajitmajumdar8590]

I feel you bro...

[@etymologist1976]

@@indrajitmajumdar8590 Sanskrit is the language of ancient Korea. Indians have a close relationship with Koreans. Also, English is like Korean language. I discovered the etymology of all characters in the world for the first time. Every character in the world means that the sun and moon particles are fused together and the particles of life are dropped.

[@arif-yb6mq]

beautiful books

[@sangmikim6913]

@@etymologist1976 Korea had already invented written system that look almost same to Garimto(garinda is actually more likely in sound and it means to solve or sort out and in) bc 2181 after foundation the country Gojosun bc 2333...at that time they had calender of 366days and the had ceremonies to moon, mars,mercury.....acording to the seven days. Han also becomes kan to king in western and it just shows that it had brought from his mother country Han guk which means the han tribe nation that is still used by every one in south korea. the funny thing is bc king seojong wrote Dong guk jung um to record how their written system called Han ja sound like in his work called Hangul. so the korean way of Han ja is more close to how they used to 500 years ago.

[@othernewsid2]

@@sangmikim6913 wow awesome

[@shiteshbaag8785]

Wow...what a handwriting... superb sir👌👌

[@veenaanand9399]

wow it's amazing

[@emmanuellemechali]

Thanks so much for your beautiful work... Very helpful !

[@delightfullyvague]

Sir, excellent handwriting! just like my books when i was a kid!

[@dhananjaykumar-ww3fm]

mind blowing handwriting guru gi

[@ramanpreetkaurraman4597]

dhananjay kumar hhhhhhhhh

[@trxmisty6659]

I’m still learning Sanskrit but this is so beautiful 😍

[@laxmanarrolla3074]

Hooo mind blowing sir super hand writing

[@sciencehour9476]

your first letter was incorrect. There is no line above the curve. The line is only above the stick type of line

[@huzaifaahmed1312]

Awesome writing and pronunciation...................................................Aaa

[@BonjourBit]

Thank you for making this video.

[@vimalkantdave1060]

Remembered my childhood. We used to write with a similar pen made from a wooden reed peeled and cut into a 'Kalama, just like the one used here. Beautiful handwriting!

[@edthomas5764]

beautiful handwriting

[@addadasrinu2525]

what are the Sanskrit alphabets in Telugu?

[@mikesobirey9529]

He is...perfectionist (passion)...I like it...he should teach...children...and his birds...he should taken (with) in the class-room...for the right type ...of silence...

[@janeeyre2233]

Dil bilim dersine çalışırken dikkatimi çeken bir dil 😊

[@sujanhebbar6648]

Best handwriting I ever seen and I learnt sanskrit from this

[@abrilduron8860]

I don't know why, but I loved this video!!

[@bongkorolawmang4237]

Why you don't know ?

[@prakashman1747]

U r in love with beautiful handwriting. It is as simple as that.

[@ajayprabhakar6457]

This is sanskrit language . I can read and write

[@Casco92]

Handwriting is superb!

[@pkexplained5818]

Sanskrit is mother of all languages.

[@sebastianpathori5938]

Baba Thanosa nand maharaj mother of all Indian languages or all languages?

[@sathish2532]

1st human being speak in tamil. Tamil have 42 one letter words with meaningful. Sanskrit is child of Tamil. If you dought then you search Google "which is the oldest language in World".

[@Ra-Unhsiv]

@@sathish2532 Sanskrit is the language of gods. Tamil is the first language of humans. But Sanskrit is the language of creator(Gods). 😏

[@samegirl6580]

No Arabic is the mother of all languges it's language of القرآن الكريم

[@saeedorandi32]

@@samegirl6580 as usual a Muslim never wants to think and learn any thing new, do you know that even the grammar of Arabic was done by an Iranian by name of Sibuye, Sanskrit is the holy language of all Hindi languages according to some is between 4000-6000 years old, and The whole history of Islam is just 1400 solar years.

[@123sussudio]

Beautiful handwriting.

[@роккимарчиано-м5и]

I understand Sanskrit without translation))) a lot of words like Russian but not Writing

[@intersamsung1]

+рокки бальбоа like serbian too

[@bakeraves4952]

+рокки бальбоа is that true? how can this be?

[@MatthewNiemeier]

+Baker It also has extreme structural similarities to Germanic, Ellinika (Hellinic or Greek - Greko) and Latin =)

[@MatthewNiemeier]

Sanskrit isn't the mother tongue, it partially fits in the Germanic/Balto-Slavic break off of the Proto-Indo-Europeans. Saying one derived from the other is incorrect, since they're sister languages of the mother PIE. Hebrew is a Shemitic language, meaning it isn't really connected unless you go back to the Proto-Nostractic roots, which are not from this era, but thousands and thousands of years early, possibly 20,000BC range, but this is not exactly pinpointed. The language of Sanskrit was in use at the same time as Latin and Greek, and Hittite preceded these by around 500 years. Chinese had little affect on any of these languages until far later in time (think 500A) and lingual morphemes went to China, it didn't come from there. ShiroYukiNeko​ you should look into PIE and Grim's law. You can reverse engineer many languages into elements of each in the Indo-European language family. There's a decent amount known about the bronze age collapse though still. And before that, you can already see the Hittite language which relates strongly to the Germanic, Celtic, Sanskrit, etc. This is documented in Egypt before 14th century BC if that's when you're referring to. It's not a mother, merely a sister.

[@brAmbedkarvadheemusalmaan]

+Matthew Niemeier sanskrit origin is india . It's the language of gods ... all the mantras are recited in sanskrit as it was originally written down and translated over million years . you can refer "Sanathna-Dharma" for this where the vedas were actually introduced into humanity in earth ... It is based of "sruthies" (that which was heard by the sages) and "Smrithies"( those sruthies , compiled into books and translated by the rishies and sages)

[@geneoluminology]

Thank u for helping us learn sanskrit...thanks your generous soul...blesssingsss

[@НиколайСеменов-п4к]

An amazing work as writing. Is pronunciation right?

[@ashutoshsingh7713]

Николай Семенов yes

[@mahadev2386.]

No. He dont know science of sanskrit, so he is writing and speaking also wrong. If one read sanskrit shlokas as he is teaching,then one day reader will suffer from brain dysfunction.

[@singhdeep744]

This is not real sanskrit, its devnagri script, old sanskrit is very hard

[@MSWcryptoworker]

Directional strokes. What are the theories and spiritual guides?