Learning Sanskrit Help

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Namaste All, I have been looking for some good books or notes which can give very rich information on Sanskrit language. I am a beginner in this language,though I had this subject in school days I never paid much attention to this subject. I wrote many mails to few Sanskrit universities in India for distance course, but none responded to my messages, then I searched online book shops for some books which can teach me Sanskrit,but I was surprised to see it is only some westerners books are available on this subject!If anyone can suggest me some books written from Indian authors or some very best books of western authors who's explaining capability is good in language.Thanks for spending u r valuable time in reading my mail.Best Regards,Pavan

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om krishna guru

Dear Pavan,

You might want to try http://acharya.iitm.ac.in/sanskrit/lessons.php - Learning

sanskrit through self study. It gives clear and simple rules regarding grammar

and also mp3 recordings of lectures.

Warm regards,

Tijana

 

sohamsa , Pawan <astro_vedic69 wrote:

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> Namaste Dilip Banerjee,

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>  Thanks for info, I think I found rite books for my sanskrit learning..

>   million thanks to u, god bless u

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>  Best regards

> Pavan

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> --- On Wed, 15/7/09, Dilip Banerjee <drdilip.banerjee wrote:

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> Dilip Banerjee <drdilip.banerjee

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Namaste,

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> There are two very good books to learn sanskrit in

> a natural way,  Sarala Samskrita Sarani , Part I & II. They are

> available from Sri Aurobindo Ashram. You may please see the following link ;

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> http://sabda. sriaurobindoashr am.org/catalog/ booksearch. php?language_

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Namaste Sanjay,

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>  Thanks for very good

> information on learning Sanskrit, can u suggest some books on Sanskrit

> also if available. If would like to learn Sanskrit to the level that I

> will be able to understand scared text. If I am not wrong I can learn

> grammar part only after learning these primary courses.

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> Best

> Regards,

> Pavan

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> || Om gurave namah ||

> Dear Pawan,

>  You can try Samskrit

> bharati.

> http://www.samskrit abharati.

> org/sb/

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> WarmRegards,

> Sanjay

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> 2009/7/15 Pawan <astro_vedic69@

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Namaste All,

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>    I have been

> looking for some good books or notes which can give very

rich

> information on Sanskrit language. I am a beginner in this

> language,though I had this subject in school days I never

paid

> much attention to this subject.

>

>  I wrote many

> mails to few Sanskrit universities in India for distance

> course, but none responded to my messages, then I searched

> online book shops for some books which can teach me

> Sanskrit,but I was surprised to see it is only some

westerners

> books are available on this subject!

>

> If anyone can

> suggest me some books written from Indian authors or some

very

> best books of western authors who's explaining capability is

> good in language.

>

> Thanks for spending u r valuable time

> in reading my mail.

>

> Best

> Regards,

> Pavan

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