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1. Vastu Shastra - Making your lives Problem Free February 09, 2012 Vastu is a word derived from the Sanskrit term “Vas Niwase”. Originally it translates the meaning in English language as - a suitable place for living. In other words it is a science of direction which combines all the five elements of nature and helps them in balancing all with man and material. The word Vastu when gets combine with Shastra, it becomes a study of suitable places for living. It amalgamates the science, art, astronomy and astrology. Can also be referred as an ancient mystic science for designing and building, it helps in making lives better by finding out solutions for all hurd... (read more) Author: Lavisha chawla

2. How Yoga Is Beneficial For Children January 18, 2012 The term “Yoga” has been translated from the Sanskrit language as yoke or union. Its practical function can be understood as the combination of body, breath and mind. Yoga includes a physical practice of postures and stretches, use of deep breath to calm and center, as well as consciousness in the mind of others regarding what they are feeling and thinking. Yoga is physical, curative and training. Kids should be taught yoga slowly and steadily because it is not as easy as it looks and kids also have to receive, understand, and follow all the movements of yoga. Yoga for kids and adults are... (read more) Author: manish paull

3. The only way to deal with Hindi translations is to come to us! January 18, 2012 The world may be advancing at a steadfast pace and there would be a zillion improvements, courses, translations, classes going on for languages like German, Russian and Spanish. Yet the effect that the language of Hindi has on its inhabitants and people who come in contact with it are spellbound! The intricacies of this language are huge. Literary Hindi or ‘Manak’ Hindi is more Sanskrit based when compared to that Hindi which has been shaded due to a lot of regional, dialectic, racial factors. It is also sometimes known as the ‘Khari Boli’. Allowing the scope for all these considerations, Hind... (read more) Author: Chandan Kumar

4. The Efficacy of Sanskrit Tattoos Mantras January 13, 2012 Sanskrit is a mystical language. It is very difficult to ascertain the age of this language as linguists deem it the oldest of all the living languages. Sanskrit is said to be the mother of most of the languages spoken today on this earth. Though Sanskrit evolved a long time ago, researches have revealed a strong scientific base for this classical language. Every sound heard by man is a pocket of unseen energy. Sanskrit language features a scientific organization of all the sounds found in its phonetic system. Researchers have demonstrated that various mantras and hymns in the Sanskrit l... (read more) Author: Alisha North

5. Learn to Speak Sanskrit, the Classical Language January 09, 2012 Sanskrit is the most ancient of the classical languages that are alive today. The elegant charm of Sanskrit language combined with its mystical powers attracts thousands to learn to speak this language. Yoga instructors have a special need and fancy for Sanskrit since it is the language of Yoga. Gaining a fair deal of familiarity with Sanskrit phonetics and terminologies will be an added qualification for a yoga master. There are several easy ways to learn to speak Sanskrit. Samskrita Bharati is one of the leading organizations that offer courses for learning Sanskrit. One of the most pop... (read more) Author: Alisha North

6. Three Great Reasons to Go for Sanskrit Tattoos December 30, 2011 With the recent trends in armband tattoos witnessing the coming in of tribal tattoo designs, nothing can however beat the popularity of Sanskrit in the tattoo arena. Especially armband tattoos look very attractive and elegant when scripted in Sanskrit. Sanskrit characters and words look highly elegant and organized since curves, lines and bends are perfectly joined at the top by placing a horizontal line. The sleek, flexible and well-defined nature of the Sanskrit script makes it a perfect choice for armband tattoos. Devanagari is the name of the script used for writing Sanskrit language... (read more) Author: Alisha North

7. FROM THE LAND OF CLOUDS: Meghalaya December 29, 2011 FROM THE LAND OF CLOUDS: Meghalaya Meghalaya is a condition in the north-east of Indian. It is resulting from a Sanskrit term, significance ‘’ property of clouds’’. The condition is surrounded by Assam on the southern and Bangladesh on the southern. Their ancient terminology is khasi and gharo with some understanding of Language too. The investment finance of the condition is Shillong. About one- third of the area is wooded and it is a very hilly place with unequal materials. The condition is generally agro based, as herbs such as blueberry, bananas, maize and apples. There is a disadva... (read more) Author: Raveen win

8. Ayurvedic Medicine and Premature Ejaculation December 29, 2011 General Ayurveda Ayurveda/Ayurvedic medicine is a form of alternative medicine that has its roots in India of eons ago. The word "Ayurveda" is made up of other two words from an old Indian language called Sanskrit. The first word, Äyus, means "life" or "long life," and the second one, veda, means "related to knowledge" or "knowledge of". In essence, to know about life or a long life is, therefore, what Ayurveda is. Gleanings from the vast Indian medical literature from the Vedic period reveals that Ayurveda is really a philosophy that looks at a person as a unique individual made up ... (read more) Author: Mark Payne

9. A HOP IN THE LAND OF CLOUDS December 29, 2011 A HOP IN THE LAND OF CLOUDS Meghalaya is a state in the north-east of India. It is derived from a Sanskrit word, meaning ‘’ abode of clouds’’. The state is bounded by Assam on the north and Bangladesh on the south. Their native language is khasi and gharo with some knowledge of English too. The capital of the state is Shillong. About one- third of the area is forested and it is a very hilly region with uneven surfaces. The state is basically agro based, as crops such as pineapple, banana, maize and potatoes. There is a dark side towards the state as well as there are instances of illegal mini... (read more) Author: Raveen win

10. What Are The Uses Of The 7 Chakras? December 21, 2011 Chakras are vertically arranged energy points in human beings. The word chakra in the Sanskrit language means wheels. There are 7 chakras that are considered to be the most important. These chakras are arranged from the top of the head to the base of the spine and are identified by different colors. Each of these chakras is responsible for different parts of the body and is useful to those parts with which they are associated. There is abundant energy in our bodies. This energy is supposed to have a smooth flow throughout the body but, due to imbalances, this energy flow is blocked and this s... (read more) Author: Suzanne Eltink

11. What Are the 7 Chakras? December 21, 2011 According to the Wikipedia website, chakra is derived from the Sanskrit language. In the traditional Indian medicine, it is believed that the living beings body contains wheel-like vortices. These vortices can also be called energy centers through which energy flows in our body. The body's energy is supposed to be flowing all the time, failure of energy flow leads to illnesses. To keep the free flow of the body energy, one will need to have a proper understanding of chakras. The main 7 chakras that you need to know are; The first most important chakra is the Root chakra. This chakra is highl... (read more) Author: Suzanne Eltink

12. The Health Benefits of the 7 Chakras December 21, 2011 Chakra is a word from the Sanskrit language meaning wheel. These wheels are energy centers in the body that allow movement of energy. Each chakra is believed to be associated to a particular set of body parts. On addition to that, each of them is represented by a unique color and has specific gemstones. It is always advisable to have all the 7 chakras balanced because imbalance can lead to health problems. Let's have a look at each of the 7 chakras and their health responsibilities. Root Chakra. This particular chakra is given the red color and is situated at the lower end of the spine. This... (read more) Author: Suzanne Eltink

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