Ashwini Kumar Aggarwal Knihy

We all love to chant and the 1000 names of Lord Vishnu are the ultimate stotram to -relieve fatigue, -cure illness and -feel strengthened. This book attempts to make the chanting easy, enjoyable, and proper by suitably placed hyphens between the long Sanskrit words. That makes each letter and syllable clearly visible. Apart from Original verses in Devanagari, -a Latin transliteration, -an Alphabetical Index, as well as -Sequential names make it a useful guide for Home, Temple and Gurukul. -------------------------- oṃ viśvaṃ viṣṇur vaṣaṭkāro bhūta-bhavya-bhavat prabhuḥ । bhūta-kṛd-bhūta-bhṛd-bhāvo bhūtātmā bhūta-bhāvanaḥ ॥ 1॥ ॐ विश्वं विष्णुर् वषट्कारो भूत-भव्य-भवत् प्रभुः । भूत-कृद्-भूत-भृद्-भावो भूतात्मा भूत-भावनः ॥ १॥

Bhagavad Gita chanting rules using the Anushtup meter and the Sandhis for Visarga and Anusvara are given. Sample verses that highlight all the essential rules are listed. These verses are listed as commonly WRITTEN in standard editions of the Gita, and are also listed as they are to be correctly CHANTED. Relevant sutra from Ashtadhyayi of Panini is clearly mentioned for each process. Proper recitation of the Bhagavad Gita has immense power to enliven any atmosphere and make oneself soaked in devotion to the Divine. It is a highly healing experience in itself. A useful & complete book for an Amateur or the Scholar.

Intellect. Reason. Decision making. The ability to guide one's next thought, word or action. Is it enhance-able? Can we come to grips with our faculty to act? Can we shape it towards stable blissful human centric success? This book is simply a collection of actual thoughts, possibly influencing my decisions, and an endeavor to cool the feverishness. It may or may not mirror yours. However it has the potential to deflect or detach someone from sorrow, and rise up to aim for the stars. WAVES of t h o u g h t s. Sense Feeling Emotion Memory Triggers. S I N E W A V E S. Circles. Semicircles. Tangents. Whenever one dreams big, and follows it up with a degree of seriousness, something opens up deep within. It is what we call "the darshan of the Presence".

The Bhagavad Gita serves as a guide for individuals to reconnect with their duties and responsibilities. It is cherished in homes and workplaces, often recited by families during festivals and gatherings. This scripture fosters a deep sense of faith and encourages harmonious actions in everyday life, making it a significant spiritual and moral resource for many.

The book explores the quest for a straightforward technique to enhance life’s vital energy, or CHI. It addresses the common search for solace and clarity amidst the multitude of scriptures and practices available. By focusing on simplicity, it aims to provide readers with practical insights that can lead to a more fulfilling and energized existence.

The resurgence of Sanskrit as a significant academic subject is highlighted by the increasing number of colleges and universities offering degree programs in this ancient language. Additionally, many schools in Europe and America are introducing Sanskrit to young learners, reflecting its growing relevance and appeal in modern education.

Exploring the concept of human perception, this book delves into the idea that we operate with seven sources of input rather than the commonly recognized five senses. It examines how memory and instinct enhance our understanding of the world, influencing our experiences and interpretations. By analyzing these additional dimensions, the author invites readers to reconsider the nature of perception and the complexities of human cognition.

Attributing to sage Mahidasa Aitareya, this ancient Upanishad comprises five sections that delve into profound philosophical concepts. These sections, part of the Rigveda Aranyaka, explore themes of existence and the nature of the self, offering insights into early Indian thought. As one of the earliest Upanishads, it serves as a foundational text in the study of Vedic literature and spirituality.

Attributed to sage Pippalada, this text is part of the Gopatha Brahmana within the Atharva Veda. It explores profound philosophical questions and concepts related to the nature of reality, the self, and ultimate knowledge. The Prashna Upanishad presents a dialogue format, where seekers inquire about spiritual truths, making it a significant work for those interested in Vedantic philosophy and the quest for understanding the universe and one's place within it.

The book organizes the 1943 Roots in the correct Panini order, including accents such as Anudata, Udata, and Svarita. It maintains the Dhatu Serial Number, facilitating easy reference for users looking up a dhatu in other dhatupathas. This structured approach enhances the study and understanding of Sanskrit roots.