Guest guest Posted May 5, 2000 Report Share Posted May 5, 2000 Sunderji wrote: namaste, [ At the request of Ravi, I shall post the verses with the sandhis/compound words separated by hyphens; so in the strict sense these will not be true sandhi-splits with the original vibhaktis intact. The recitation will be easy if one can sing the verses in the meter of the poem.] ----- Thank you very much. It will help many novices like me to read the text with little or no effort. Experts can always make out what the correct combination would be. This is how I learnt, lalitaa sahasranaama and trishatii. My wife patiently created a document which has the names split so that I read easily and pronounce correctly. After practice, now I can read directly from the printed texts were the words are stringed together for a line or two. I think this aspect of sanskrit even though phonetically beautiful does repel away the beginners. Thanks again for this series. For the information of others, the entire text has been typed in already by shrii sunderji and it is available from ftp://jaguar.cs.utah.edu/private/sanskrit/incoming/tripura.itx AUM shriimaatre namaH Ravi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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