Guest guest Posted April 8, 2004 Report Share Posted April 8, 2004 Ahem ! We can and should use all the tools possible to aid our learning. How about a good ol nursery rhyme ? Here is one for those that find the vocab too intimidating. Hope it will make you remember atleast a few words from the Kavach ... Chubby Kapolau Dimple Cibukam Rosy Uttaroshte and Adhare Dantaan within Netra so blue Lovely too Maatri's pet Is it you ? Figure it out ? It is the nursery rhyme - Chubby Cheeks Dimple Chin yata yata yata , "Chris Kirner" <chriskirner1956> wrote: > Hey, > > I'll be satisfied for now if I can finally manage to get my eights > right! > > Chris > > > > , "Latha Nanda" <lathananda> > wrote: > > Namaste All, > > > > If you login to and come to the group's home page and click > on > > the Database link in the left side of the page, you will get to see > > the tables that I have created for our use. > > > > /database > > > > There is one on Chandi symbolism and we can compare the weaponry > > across the different chapters that we go through. > > > > There is another table on the vocabulary from the Kavach. I am > still > > adding to this table and request you all to add in too if you can. > > (Anybody can add and edit their own records). > > > > The purpose of the vocabulary table is to give at a glance the list > > of the parts of the body as listed in the Kavach and their Sanskrit > > equivalent. > > > > Hey did you notice that the Kavach is very orderly ? It starts with > > the head and works its way down the body and ends with the feet . > > When I chant, I point to the part of the body that I am requesting > > the Goddess to protect and that helps make the association of the > > word to the meaning better. > > > > > > Jai Maa. > > Latha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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