Myths about Sanskrit

[@RKUpadhyay]

It bought tears in my eyes. I met Prof Kapoor last year at Hindu Education Board Conference at Delhi. His way of narration is ultimate. He explains tough concept in very easy language

[@gunzogunzo6959]

Wow!

[@JuztMeMe]

Lucky to have learned from him!🙏🏼

[@usc4405]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ponvelappan14]

Veri good lecture about sanscrit

[@nagamarz]

Very good lecture on cited topic. I am proud indian muslim. In my school, I opted for 'Sanskrit' (it was not part of course or curriculum,). I got distinctions in 2 exams (Basic and Advacnced).I always liked this language but unfortunately, in collage there was no teacher (There was no students, so no teacher -collage).

[@michaelreasonata3105]

Well done brother!

[@rachanaveeresh4466]

wonderful!

[@kaushaldave1]

[@sam.aj.87]

You my dear, is what makes India what it is. I as a fellow Bharatiya am proud of you. Peace and Prosperity to you brother :)

[@sanjeevtripathi6246]

I think we need to collect person like you and open a Institute who can study and redefine in hindi and other language whats hidden inside it.

[@annjuurinen9484]

As someone who got to study classical Sanskrit literature at University in Canada I was greatly blessed. There is a similar antipathy to the Humanites and Classics in Western universities. Everyone has been enamoured by technology and seem driven to use only logic as a system of thought. Our machines own us, and our entire civilizations both Eastern and Western are being commodified and scourged. They are being hollowed out and people here have no idea of whence they have come. Yet there is hope. The practice of Hatha yoga, Vedic astrology, and vegetarianism brings a renewed fascination in Western peoples for South Asian philosophies and religions.

[@jorgikralj905]

Dear Ann, people of Asia turn to materialistic life and who can bring them back?

[@drugsmusic1238]

Jorgi Kralj, South Asia/India/Bharat can never become materialistic,. Yoga went from India to the world, what happend to it? Western countries tried patenting yoga. LOL This is West/Europe/Middle East, who came to our country and destroyed everything LOOTED everything apart made country which was leading in the world into 2% GDP country and went by dividing the country. with corers of dead bodies of Hindu/Sikhs. #shameless west and #shameless Europe. and yet coming shamelessly asking for Hatha Yoga, Vedas and Vedic astrology. #shameless

[@SusanHopkinson]

Prasanjeet it was an Indian, Bikram Choudhury, who tried to patent yoga, not Westerners. Indians have already become materialistic and one only needs to look at the corruption and cheating that goes on in everyday life to see how far most Indians are from living a spiritual life. If yoga had not been adopted with such enthusiasm by modern Western society it would not be as popular as it has become in India itself. This jingoistic Indian attitude (which applies equally to Nepal) is the opposite of yoga and spirituality.

[@drugsmusic1238]

Susan Hopkinson, wrong, Westerners tried to patient yoga, Indian born doesnt mean he is Indian citizen, second thing yoga is already popular before westerners touched it here in India, yoga dont need westerners, westerner need yoga, DO YOU UNDERSTAND?? it is backbone of Indian civilization and if you keep speaking filth about Indian then yoga will defiantly destroy you, initially everything looks fine. I will repeat Europe/West is full of shit all you did is detroyed my country now shamelessly claiming our civilization.

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[@gauriduttaroy5966]

The south Mumbai convent school I went to turned down my request to learn Sanskrit as it was only taught to the children of the defence forces! Ab yah janm mein aarambh kiya hai abhyaas, ho sakta hai aur kai janm lene padein.

[@deepakadrin9682]

I am reading this comment after 5 year it's was posted. Tell me something the journey of your abhyaas.

[@usc4405]

I studied Bible in name of Moral Science for 12+yrs And would Pray amen amen amen three times during my schooling. And they say we are not secular.

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[@undefinednishant114]

Excellent ... Spoken so well... I feel overwhelmed after his speech. Sanskrit needs to be revived in India.. Jai Hind

[@darshan7483]

The problem is that most people who watched and liked this video will not even mention Sanskrit to their families, friends, etc. Anyone who has watched this video should share and promote Sanskrit to their friends and family.

[@NativeVsColonial]

@@darshan7483It should start from School syllabus

[@goognamgoognw6637]

I'm not indian, i don't know Sanskrit but i like to listen the wisdom of this older man. Even nothing about this applies to me, his approach and way of talking and stories are useful to anybody.

[@agelust2318]

Truly I Regret Why Sanskrit Was Not Taught To Me At School.

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[@sumitsaxena7453]

@Adithyaa v ur language is shit too

[@rajnikumari1780]

I also

[@schaudhary9110]

Because everyone wants money that’s why all want to learn English or other language. And western interest... and we fill so sorry about being bharatiya, wear traditional clothes,languages... also we so them who wear jeans like gentlemen who speak English we saw them as cooler. So we are responsible for this. Yah it’s sad but it’s true!

[@shubhamswaraj9029]

@@schaudhary9110 yes keep stipulating

[@MrYaatri]

As late as the 60s, Sanskrit was mandatory in Delhi schools from the 6th too the 8th. In some schools, even science students studied Sanskrit in Higher Secondary, among with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology and English as a main subject.

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[@dhruvcharan396]

Feeling immensely proud to be a Bhāratiya. Phenomenal lecture.

[@SumanKumarSahooIITR]

I don't understand why people feel so rebellious when this guy here tries to revive an old tradition of ancient Indian knowledge, that is Sanskrit. He is not talking of Separatism, Casteism, or any of the linguistic differences. All he is doing is uniting the whole of India on the basis of Sanskrit language, because that's the only thing that holds us all. Otherwise how can you expect unity in such a diversified land of different languages, tastes, cultures and traditions?

[@SumanKumarSahooIITR]

***** Do you know that the word 'Shri' in your profile name has its origin in Sanskrit? I am from Odisha and most of the words we use are Sanskrit words, although most of us don't know about it. These words are not borrowed from Sanskrit and they are even used in other languages like Hindi, Telugu etc. So although I never spoken Hindi for 18 years, I learnt it in just 6 months and all the credit here goes to Sanskrit because that was the linkage between the two languages.

[@SumanKumarSahooIITR]

***** Don't you know anything about linguistics? Languages are never created on its own, they are influenced by ancient cultures and traditions. You can't understand this as you were never a part of India, you were just some outsiders, for you can never comprehend a greater unity in India and only boast of little things. I am very proud that my culture once belonged to the ancient India and the living proof is Sanskrit.

[@SumanKumarSahooIITR]

***** I want to add one extra FACT that there is even a whole village named Matur in Karnataka in which all the residents use sanskrit for day to day communication. HATS OFF to such people and also people like you. And ***** that might enlighten you on the present FACTS.

[@SumanKumarSahooIITR]

***** I want to add one extra FACT that there is even a whole village named Matur in Karnataka in which all the residents use sanskrit for day to day communication. HATS OFF to such people and also people like you. And ***** that might enlighten you on the present FACTS.

[@yashwanthkumar5081]

+Shri Indiana mr. enlightened first qurstion yourself if the term indo european is correct! such sick minds. why dont you openly state your evangelis..

[@rohanroynameless]

If all parents teach sanskrit to their children from small age that will easily revive sanskrit.

[@ஞமலிவளவன்]

Luv Dwivedi sanskrit is waste .

[@gajendrakumar7427]

@@ஞமலிவளவன் Thank you for your suggestion but it doesn't impact any one of us😊😊

[@ஞமலிவளவன்]

Gajendra Meena cuz remember what happened to sanskrit when it try to destroy tamils.do ur thing don’t internefere in others history

[@mokujin29]

Kiske parents hain jinko aata hai ? Bewakoofi bhari baatein mat karo.

[@gajendrakumar7427]

@@ஞமலிவளவன் Same to you. You also don't interfere in our matters if we are trying to revive this language. You have given your suggestion, now you can go.😊

[@indrajitdasgupta2052]

Respect for your speech on the linguistic lifeline of India. Due to livelihood, Indians are now nearly 100% western educated, in fact, many can even think in English (of course there is nothing wrong at all as English is Lingua Franca) and thus are unknowingly vanishing their linguistic identity as well. In that context, such an analytical and precise speech can definitely boost the interest of Indians ( and Non-Indian as well) to learn this language of God and can explore the plethora of knowledge-dimensions of Vedas for the sake of humanity across the globe.

[@mookoonlalsamlal8239]

Let's follow up on all efforts to learn our Indian language sanskrit and unite our nation. India ,Hindustan or Bharat, we are one family.

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[@shubhamswaraj9029]

Do you know Sanskrit?

[@cr8701]

wonderful insight sir, we are fortunate to have scholars like you. Please continue your help as always, may God Bless you with a long life and vigor to inspire the youth of today who are trying to imitate the west for their living. JAI HIND.

[@ashwathsmhegade3623]

This man speaks from his heart and he has only truth in there!

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[@selvamthiagarajan8152]

He does embellish his speech with some untruths, exaggeration, and convenient omissions.

[@ayi3455]

@@selvamthiagarajan8152 what do you mean ... ??

[@Jerrel.A]

Very good lecture. Lot of my questions have been answered. I have always been wondered why most of the Western scientists emerged from the 16th centuries and not earlier. Knowledge is an evolution spanning over centuries, though the West is selling us a revolution which took place in the 19th century. I will start to learn Sanskrit.

[@Rajesh.Rathore]

Very good lecture. Very simple and convincing. Listening Adi Guru's Sankracharya's Bhajans makes me wonder how one can write such a wonderful poetry 15 hundreds years back!

[@TheDoc4kids]

Sanskrit was widely spoken and was the link language in the multicultural/multilingual India until about a thousand years ago. The grammar of the language was codified perhaps several thousand years earlier, maintaining its structure well over the millennia. The revival of interest in it in the west can be attributed to the colonial scholars of the 19th century. However, the hypothesis of a proto-Indo-European language created by the western linguists (no evidence exists to date to prove this hypothesis) and condemning Sanskrit to the limited status of liturgical language has hampered its study on a larger scale in the present times. Please consider produce further videos on this subject. Thanks.

[@agookchild]

This is very powerful. 90% of what we know today about Sanskrit is from the perspective of colonial scholars and propagandists. I believe it’s very possible that these British, French and German scholars were afraid of finding their cultural roots going back to India. (Sanskrit > Latin/Greek/Germanic) It would be difficult to colonize an individual if you found out she was your great-grand mother.

[@sabitriroul9520]

thank u sir for reawakening us about our great language the SANSKRIY-the very essential fabric which has been kept us -entire india binding through centuries despite several attempts to destroy it.

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[@srirammohan8442]

Great lecture. Fight between sanskrit and tamil should come to an end. And true there is a reference of sanskrit in tamil text.

[@manjunathhadli3218]

This is not about sanskrit vs Tamil. It is about how to keep Sanskrit alive and relevant in today's times. Tamil, Sanskrit and all other languages can happily co-exist

[@sahaya1234]

@@manjunathhadli3218 Tamil is alive.

[@kanthan3ppr]

Sanskrit written using the Devanagari script is derived from Samaskrutham and Tamil. Samaskrutham is the original vedic language.

[@gshrdy5415]

Indian languages and culture is vastly varied and we can say "superior" (intellectually), Indians can be no doubt must be proud, India needs revival of its culture and should establish itself as such, where should we start.

[@dakshjyoti244]

Really too good. Proud to be an Indian and having such great minded Acharya in our land. Dhanya hai yeh janambhoomi.

[@gyambochu-la4675]

Aardhineya Guru ji I m Nepali and I m Hindu they don't teach Sanskrit in our school I want to learn Sanskrit Bhasa

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[@NiranjanMalakar]

There is separate Sanskrit school for studies in Nepal. What nonsense asking help from Indians. IT IS NOTHING TO DO WITH THEM. Actually, Sanskrit School & Sanskrit University must be transferred into all ancient languages studies in Nepal for instance Prakrit, Pali, Sanskrit etc. These schools must not be only Sanskrit language as it does now.

[@harir3628]

Read book BATTLE FOR SANSKRIT by RAJIV MALHOTRA

[@sumitsharma4327]

i've read it n it's very good. i refer it to the the hindus

[@pennywise8743]

He is also an american agent

[@codematrix10]

And what his agenda is ?

[@MrBpsubedi]

@@pennywise8743 just opposite my dear!

[@knowledgetrace3630]

@@pennywise8743 nop bro, go and read Academic hinduphobia you'll know

[@MrSirAussie]

Very good....thank you........very empowering and inspirational speech........LOTS AND LOTS people seniors and juniors want to contribute and give back time and knowledge FREE OF CHARGE back to the community...........HOWEVER AS YOU RIGHTLY MENTIONED VOLUNTEERING IS NEARLY NON EXISTENT IN INDIA................JUST LIKE OTHER COUNTRIES.......WE MUST SET A VOLUNTEERING AGENCIES IN EVERY AREA, WEBSITES, CORPORATE ENCOURAGEMENT ETC ETC.............Bharat Mata Ki Jai

[@ManishYadav-hv6tn]

ये पहला लेक्चर सुना है, मन को एकाग्र करने वाला, ऐसे ध्यान को केंद्रित करने वाल अद्भुत लेक्चर

[@dearkrish1]

Divine language! Muthuswami Dikshidar has composed his kirtis in this great language and listening to them one become Divine. Great speech!

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[@singhVarunVikram]

27:36 Why syllabus of western phil in Indian colleges but not Indian philosophy 37:47 Yaska and Kautsa about vedas meaningless and matras don't mean much. 40:31. Need 14 vidyayen and 6 vedangas to read vedas. 42:16 -- astadyayi 32000 syllables 53:45 - alphabets of all Indian languages comes from Vajaseni praatishakhya of Katyanana from 3rd century BC

[@sachin737]

@//alphabets of all Indian languages comes from Vajaseni praatishakhya of Katyanana from 3rd century BC// Tell me how one reached the Katyanana from 3rd century BCE ,?????.. based only on concocted and distorted and shortened Indic Timelines and chronology be Western colonial and missionary scholars and like one colonised Indic mind ,Indics following it blindly

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[@sivaramkrishna2891]

Great Great Valuable Teaching...

[@kreshia777]

so much would be lost if Sanskrit were lost. Please please save this sacred language ! ! ! (The Lakota people in USA almost lost their language -until the people demanded it be taught in school - now every grade from Kindergarten thru 12 grade have mandatory Lakota - - and then there is optional classes in all Lakota Colleges)

[@anandhpalani3920]

sir please coordinate with rajiv malhotra,who is fighting lonely.well learned scholars like you can join for the fight against the foreign so called scholars ,even Infosys murthy gave so much money for them.

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[@Nitro-kx7ok]

Sanskrit is one of the most beautiful language in the world♥

[@gauradas108]

Sanskrit is called Devanagari. It is the language of Goloka Vrindavana, the spiritual world, spoken by the Supreme Lord, Sri Krishna. The Bhagavad Gita and SRimad Bhagavatam are two of the msot important sanskrit texts because they discuss the instructions and activities of Bhagavan Sri Krishna, the Supreme Lord. The goal of Sanskrit it to develop love for Sri Krishna. Prema pumartho' mohan

[@arunshankars8398]

Sanskrit is not 'called' Devanagari. It's called "DevavaaNi", the script in which it is written is called "Devanaagari".

[@gyambochu-la4675]

Nepali language is most related to Sanskrit Please notice

[@Ragusubedi]

Nepali does relate to Sanskrit but Sanskrit is far greater than Nepali

[@Nepalimetalhead]

@@drugsmusic1238 Nepal does not have Independence day, it's much older than India.

[@drugsmusic1238]

@@Nepalimetalhead its all has to do with your ego, dont drag Nepal into this like a fool.. its your ego issue bcuz of which you cant accept facts.

[@Nepalimetalhead]

@@drugsmusic1238 you seem to be delusional to call Nepal to be same as India. It's not.

[@तक्षशिलाकोचिंगक्लासेज]

May be because that is methili I respect to Nepal because that is the sasural of prbhu shree Ram but I become heart after listening the Nepal had change in to seculr instead of hindu Rastr but I hope that change again and be a great hindu Rastr

[@abhijeetvarma4602]

This video is extremely informative and The Speaker is Excellent.Hope It gets more Views so many can know about it. Just Superb video.

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[@saajithsaajith744]

Keep in mind. Raja ram mohan roy is the core culprite the declain of samskritham in india. Bkos his idea was that stop " Gurukulam " later on Neharu too follow it wich led now samskritham as death language

[@teja4656]

Sir are u from Telugu speaking state. My self I am telugu speaking guy. Wish atleast my next generations will study sanskrit in schools.

[@deepakadrin9682]

For that we have to study first else next generation will think there next generation will do it.. And it will never been done.

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[@rrsk88_farming]

Mujhe meri sanskriti aur sanskrit par garv hai 💚🙏 Jai hind

[@ravichandel8690]

I want to learn now

[@darshan7483]

You can learn from Samskrita Bharati. Check their website to see if they have a kendra near you. They are a great way to learn conversational Sanskrit.

[@sauravsouravi5590]

This should have atleast a million views .

[@rudhisundar]

This guy deserves medals.

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[@sushantmishra8822]

Thank you Prof. Kapil Kapoor for such an wonderful lecture !

[@newsboosters4902]

so europeans learned about upanishad from dara shikoh's translation - god alone knows what kind of translation the mughal made.

[@blvbh]

He was killed by his brother

[@schakraborty3859]

No it's wrong information Prof Maxmuller who translated Vedas into German was also a sanskrit scholar.

[@NativeVsColonial]

@@schakraborty3859He was a propagandist

[@arunshankars8398]

If you really want to revive Sanskrit, spare fifteen minutes everyday to learn it. If a million people do it, the language can be revived quite easily. Once there are enough people who understand the language, there will soon be a demand for TV channels, series, comic strips, magazines and newspapers in the language. We will soon have people communicating with each other in the language. In this day of the internet, it is not very difficult to revive a language like Sanskrit. Those who know Malayalam, Kannada or Telugu already know a lot of Sanskrit, though they might not realize it themselves. Most Indians understand words like jalam, vanam, gaganam, parivartanam, paryatanam, satyam, asatyam, agni even if they have received no formal training in Sanskrit. Just put in some effort, and help revive this beautiful language. And for God's sake, please do not coerce anyone to learn the language. Please do not force those who are not interested. That is the biggest damage you can do to the language.

[@roaringbanjara9014]

Oh ,what a broad understanding of indian ancient texts he has!

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[@sawanpatwari6312]

An exceptional work by putting up this video! Much thank you from all the people who liked this video :)

[@stelluspereira]

When will our Bharat(India) Regains it’s original language & treasure of old wisdom? Unless we make Sanskrit as a mandatory subject schools/college& relearn the ancient knowledge , we can’t be an true Indian

[@NativeVsColonial]

Replacing English.

[@stelluspereira]

@@NativeVsColonial❤

[@parniyamishra8457]

Most beautiful endnote!💐

[@aatmakeawaaz6404]

Today I think the best thing to happen to India is the refusal of US visa to Indian. They should stay here and increase the Indic revival of Indian academia

[@sudipchaudhuri5702]

Fantastic !! Reminds me of so many things that the Swamijs taught us in our school days.

[@gooddayok]

"Sanskrit is the Mother Language of All Languages... Vocabulary of Our Thought and Culture." Thank you Professor Kapil Kapoor.

[@fabregasarun]

Tamil is older than sanskrit. dont spread false

[@gooddayok]

fabregas arun - Good to learn - No body is spreading "false" I am reporting what I learned

[@fabregasarun]

@@gooddayok okay... but it is wrong information

[@booombaaam2370]

@@fabregasarun source: trust me bro

[@fabregasarun]

@@booombaaam2370 Your grandfather is your source???

[@rahulelectra]

Guys there is no point in crying why Sanskrit is not taught in schools. We can start learning Sanskrit and teach our kids as well.

[@HopoCafe]

Sanskrit must be made the official language of India as well as a medium of instruction at school.

[@sarojchatterjee5693]

Very good and impressive lecture.old knowledge should be spread by these lecture Thanks jai hind

[@mrinalk1432]

Inspiring...kudos!

[@RavikFic]

enough is enough. I started gaining interest and started learning Sanskrit since last year. It might take a life time to learn this language, but will do it.

[@KrishnamurthiCG]

Good insights and must watch talk of Prof. Kapil Kapoor. We Indians are indeed begging, sitting on top a huge treasure chest (Indian Intellectual and Scientific traditions), because we don't care to use the key "Samskrit" to open the chest and see inside.

[@dambarudharnath6615]

Excellent piece for our own understanding

[@sadenb]

Things are not so bad sir. I have been educated in convent school and then in st.xavier's college and then unviersity of calcutta and at the end I love Hinduism and I am discovering the massive heritage of Ancient to Modern India and the massiveness lies in the Sanskritic Tradition. As a result, I am also loving people more and more and I see in the ordinary people, highly principled Indians with a strong sense of ethics that many of us did not have in colleges. You see we always talked about people robbing each other off in the ordinary markets but we never talked about dishonesty amongst students when it comes to giving examinations or writing a paper. I totally agree with you. However, I am not a Sanskrit scholar . I am in Computer Science doctoral research. I wish I knew sanskrit. Your lectures are amazing and so is your work in linguistics. I am loving India more and more in it's art, culture, architecture , knowledge systems, medicine. I can live and a hundred lives and still fall short of the knowledge of India.

[@howww_0]

A guy named 'Yash Salunke' will bring back the beauty of Sanskrit to the entire world ! Om namah shivay , Om namo vasudevay , Namah Maharshi Paninim🙏🏻

[@RamyaKrishnamurthyRK]

Amazing amazing lecture.

[@singhVarunVikram]

indeed.

[@ranjanharsharao]

Food for thought lecture, everyone should give some time in their life to revive Sanskrit literature best way is as sir said through oral and should be implemented as a compulsory language in schools so that at least the south Indians wouldnt oppose them because of they the ones who learn it the most.

[@TheAnkurp09]

I agree 100% we have destroyed our language even hindi it is now only offensive abusive and does not carry deep words we now use English words for deeper meanings

[@NativeVsColonial]

Hindi is supposed to be Sanskrit (Simplified) but Arabic-Farsi mixed words through pop culture like Bollywood ruined it, making Hindi 2nd to Urdu, an alien language for the rest of the Indians.

[@priyangshukla1132]

Even English is derived by sanskrit because all European languages are derived from sanskrit watch sanskrit tradition by professor Dean Brown on net

[@dumbtom6831]

Believe it or not, Sanskrit is the only language much suitable for Speech Recognition and Artificial Intelligence in Computer field. The reason is very simple. It's alphabets (Mainly Devnagari Scripts) is phonetic scripts and you write what you speak. There is no need for pronunciation for words. Sanskrit is well known for its rigid, structured and highly developed grammar. It is almost like it can be represented by mathematical logic. The main reason why Sanskrit is good for Artificial Intelligence is that in any sentence in Sanskrit language, every words used contains hidden intelligence. For simple example - Aham Griham Gachhami ( I home go - I go home ). Aham represent not only "I" but also gives its activity as a subject. Griham "home" represent as object with something happening on and finally Gachhami "go" always means "I'''s activity or it is only associated with "I". The sentence does not need to interpolate but only gives the clear meaning also unique words associated with "I go home". This is the reason why Sanskrit is suitable for speech recognition and Artificial Intelligence in Computer field.

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[@MrSparamvir]

We are unaware of our ancient knowledge system.... Thanks for reminding .....

[@sripriyasrinivasan7535]

In spite of me wanting to show respect to these kind of guys, I don't know why I get physically sick (true) when I hear lectures like this?

[@eloquentintrovert]

Sripriya Srinivasan 👍👍👍👍

[@amit_anand_jha]

Oh it's simple . It's because of inferiority complex within you and also because of the brainwashing that you went through studying Aryan Invasion Theory and things like that , which now are proven as wrong and are out of curriculum in every university across the world but in India . Get cultured . My perception was that South Indians are more cultured than North Indians but people like you confuse me sometimes.

[@ohlawd3699]

Because truth hurts. 😊👍

[@muskaantatawat7692]

Its ok our ego stops us from doing many good things. Brainwashing and slave mindset have ruined many people. Save yourself.

[@venugopalsubbasetty599]

Simple. It is contradiction between your thought and your prejudices given by some brainwashers residing in your sub conscious mind.

[@ArvindKumar-zd7zb]

A very nice lecture, dear sir. You have inspired many.....

[@anuvatsa]

Sanskrit has great literature. The grammar is quite sophisticated primarily because of Panini's works. There is a greater need to study it. I agree. But, what I find objectionable, is there are other independent traditions of knowledge which has to be recognised (apart from Sanskrit). In the name of glorifying Sanskrit, he is belittling other languages (especially Dravidian) - which is quite ironical. I think it would be better for him to stick to what he knows (i.e., Sanskrit) than generalising about what he does not know.

[@TheShree909]

Srivatsan Raman you are probably right.

[@universalphilosophy8081]

Aryan in Sanskrit means Noble person and is used to address in respect. Shiva the original god of the world and creator of Tamil as well, derived another language called Sanskrit out of it. The basic alphabet and classification and differentiation of vowels and consonants is proof to that. There isn't any big difference between Tamil alphabet and Sanskrit alphabet. Except that in Sanskrit, it is more pronounced. The letters ळ & ळ्ह (ള & ഴ) is found in vedic Sanskrit and only Tamil and Malayalam use them! Shiva, the Aadi-Yogi taught Ayurveda and Yoga. He taught the Vedas & Upanishads, the Ramayana and puranas. The eyes of the Vedas - Jyotishaastra was taught by his son Karthikeya or Muruga or Subrahmanya (of Brahma)!. His other son Ganapati wrote the Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, Epics Mahabharata etc. His consort Parvati was daughter of Himalayas and therefore he migrated northwards and settled in Kailasa mountains. Thus the vedic religion of Purusha, Brahma and Sakti, was propagated north! The fisherwoman's son Vyaasa advised Ganapati to write the scriptures. Later he taught it to his disciples and asked them to propagate essence of dharma throughout the different parts of the world. Vysambaaya went North India and taught the Vedas to the North Indians who took it further west as well to Europe via middle East crossing Hindukush & Afghanistan & Iran and even to Africa by the sea. The Naga worship is very common in the Western Indian peninsula of Kerala. In Kerala, the aristocratic Kshatriya/warrior class families had a specially debated area near their homes dedicated to the Naga God & goddess namely NagaRaja & NagaRani. That place is thick with forest trees and plants and nobody is to cut any of them.

[@forgedude]

Great Talk sir , thanks and @38:50 exactly happened when i witness my wife said to my 4 months old "kahi jana mat , mat aati hu" .. it was hilarious

[@kmrsong]

Fascinating talk on Sanskrit, I really cried after knowing about Gurugovind singhji's Panjpyaras. I felt pity of my self, I was not knowing about the importance of Sanskrit al these long years.

[@keysersoze_6]

Please put details of the speaker and websites in the description.

[@sumitsharma4327]

far too many haters in the comment section as for tamil a regional identity which some egoists are bearing the burden of. question is if tamil is ur face then how many faces do u have while writing or speaking english?? that periyar egomanic has destroyed the tamil hindus thus missionary make easy fun of u ppl. p.s. get rid of ur south india tag as south doesn't mean tamil nadu also the dravidian race.

[@gunzogunzo6959]

You wrote garbage.

[@ravijay4561]

true bro, u speak the truth, like from Kerala

[@malmalhi007]

Hearing Sanskrit and having lived amongst Tamils, i see a lot of commonality between the two.

[@user-ll6pr5cw1f]

🖕

[@teja4656]

@Sarath Kumar he is precise , try to understand

[@vishal8827]

English exists in india 200 year but fails to connect Indian and divided us . We the people of India should leave mackoley system and adopt Indian indigenous education system and language.

[@jainsumit3]

Too good

[@AjaySingh-cr4wc]

Mind blowing lecture, everyone should listen.

[@drluckymohan]

NASA did compulsory language to enter in nasa. because they found Sanskrit is the only language which perfect for artificial intelligence .

[@ஞமலிவளவன்]

Lucky Mohan that was lie to fool u

[@Er.Basant]

Great sir......A useful lecture for all indians.

[@atanudas6061]

hum khub ke culture ko sanman nahi dete islia hum Europe ke jesa banna chaheteha European se age nahi

[@indianhistoryarchaeology]

"Hanuman syndrome"... this is so apt even today!

[@JDP1699]

I don't think the sadar jk was necessary.

[@karimrohie9245]

There are few ethnic groups living in the mountainous regions of Karakoram and Hindukush who Speak Shina, Khowar and Kalasha languages and most of terms and words in their language comprises of Sanskrit , physical features of these people are very different from North and South Indians, they have fair complexion and resemble with Iranians and Europeans, these ethnic groups remained isolated for many centuries due to remoteness and my question is that how they got in contact with the Sanskrit speaking people of India in earlier times

[@naarad0911]

It isn't Sénskrit, it is संस्कृत, nor is Ravan it's रावण. The more you read and speak it in 👽 alien language, you'll have horrible pronunciations like this.

[@sriramkumar9577]

Great enlightenment after your lecture. I don't know who is Tajuddin , there are many great Muslim personalities, in the Freedom struggle, and Dr.BR. Ambedhkar is definitely an out spoken, daring personality. It's the Nehru's Greed for power, Which bifurcated the Nation and he is the betrayal of our mother land. He betrayed BOSE and even till today, the 56 inches chest, could not find BOSE. I think, he is waiting for the west Bengal elections to approach.

[@naiyayika]

Incorrect. Vedic Sanskrit is first attested around 1400 BCE, this is confirmed by contemporaneous Mittani Aryan. The earliest Tamil literature is from only 300 BCE. On the other hand, Hittite is attested as early as 1700 BCE, and Mycenaean Greek as early as Vedic Sanskrit. Tamil doesn't even begin to compare in terms of the date of earliest attestation. BTW, do you know The oldest grammar form of Tamil itself has Sanskrit Name and first chairman of Sangam, Agastya too has a Sanskrit name? Even if I take this argument that 90% of Sanskrit words have Tamil origin then will you pl enlighten how despite being non Indian Sanskrit did had such origin for max words. Where the Tamils of those days sending packets of words to Europe with Pegion?

[@NativeVsColonial]

Tamil sounds more like Sanskrit but the conflict lies in the language script :(

[@jaichandprinda5912]

Bravo ! Awesome !! Wonderful !!! I have listened to this precious and enlightening talk from a to z.The way the mysths about the greatest of the great mother language sanskrit are nullified is just superb.my deep regards,gratiude and salutations to the esteemed and seasoned scholar.A very valuable and informative vdo indeed !

[@sahilverma6160]

Sanskrit is the most greatfull language

[@southernwind2737]

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[@NativeVsColonial]

@@southernwind2737no.

[@Unfollowthem]

Till English Education act 1835 Sanskrit Was Medium of Instruction .... I don't know why people (Present generation) act like Irrelevant to Indian history and language....

[@BhairavVani]

awesome

[@subhashyadav8407]

I had learnt sanskrit in my school times in 1988 I LOVE SANSKRIT.MY SON NOW IN 9 TH STANDARD TAKEN SANSKRIT BECAUSE OF ITS BEAUTY.

[@Kapil_Abhi]

Ye dislike krne wale peaceful ya urban naxalists honge!!!

[@prateek752]

Tatti gang

[@alfie1947]

An excellent lecture but one thing he did not talk about is to point out who were the Ministers year on year in the Congress governments.

[@navaneethakrishnan9477]

Sir, what ever is said is Amazing, but one little suggetion, Dravidians made a mark on those lands, Balochistan, Meditirian and all, if you want to know about tamil people , you try to read Ponniyen selvan written by kalki. And Meendalum Pandiaya Varalaru written by senthikumar mallar. Sanskrit has root with tamil, Hats off to your speech sir.

[@sadenb]

Sanskrit has existed before Tamil . Rig Veda must be the language of Pre-Harappan cities

[@sadenb]

Look language deviations can also be cultural as in foreign exchange students.

[@swoyambhutuladhar4029]

Navaneetha Krishnan There is no proof on that. Let us stick on the facts not on sentiments.

[@quanrong007]

tamil pride know how to brag non exitant things ...its as simple as that thers no tamil literature before 3000 years....simple...tamil takes more words from sanskrit......tolgapiyam was iteself tamil sangam litrature which was created acceptrd in front of sanskrit scholars

[@ஞமலிவளவன்]

TheSngkra waht ?u guys are fucking idiot .there is no sanskrit in TN before sultanate s .snaskrot was never accepted by Tamil Kong’s and there is no sanskritn idiots =bramonsn in pure tamils land .tamil is older than sanskrit

[@vishalkumar040393]

Thank you very much for the talk.

[@ramkumarsingh6034]

Sanskrit is the mother of all language and it is our pride.

[@adityanawani8134]

Ram kumar singh Sanskrit is the mother of all Indian,Iranian and European languages. But not all.

[@ramkumarsingh6034]

@@adityanawani8134only tamil languagd is exceptional and it also mention in vedic sahtiya tamil is originated by lord shiva and lord shiva first preach this language yo Augustya Sanskrit is come shiva itself and marhariahi padini just organized the sansktit language Padini was the great devotee of shiva himself

[@adityanawani8134]

Ram kumar singh Neither Sanskrit nor Tamil is the mother of all languages. Religion should be taken spiritually and not literally. Otherwise there are millions of religious nutcases of all religions in this world.

[@NativeVsColonial]

@@ramkumarsingh6034 You will be amazed to see how Tamil is very similar to Sanskrit both in pronunciation and words, only the language scripts are different.

[@malarrganesan2008]

Sir, continue your good work. Sir engage with the Education ministry and bring Sanskrit to live.

[@santanumohapatra1326]

Increase the video speed to 1:25. Thank me later.

[@arunade1168]

Outstanding Lecture Sir 🌹💐

[@southernwind2737]

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[@tharanathakula5508]

It looks like you are biased because you are ignorant about Tamil language whose grammar is totally different than all other languages of the world and also Tamil can be spoken and written without borrowing an syllable or a vowel from Sanskrit.

[@NativeVsColonial]

You will be amazed to see how Tamil is very similar to Sanskrit both in pronunciation and words, only the language scripts are different.

[@alfredomontealegre7132]

Very educational indeed and further evidence of the deterioration of languages by ignorant people in positions of power.