Re: {भारतीयविद्वत्परिषत्}

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Ananda Ghanam

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Feb 19, 2011, 1:05:05 AM2/19/11
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Regarding Dampatee and Jampatee:

I want to bring to your notice that Jaayaa Shabda - is substituted with the Syllable Jam and Dam; by the way of Nipaata. This is noted in Gana Paatha.

The word Dama/ Daama/ Dhaama does not have an etymological connection.

With Warm Regards
Vamshi K Ghanapathi
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सर्वं ब्रह्ममयम्


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    Surendra Mohan Mishra <dr.surendramo...@gmail.com> Feb 18 11:40AM +0530 ^
     
    Esteemed Scholars,
     
    I have a point to clarify.The celebrated GurugItA is considered to be a part
    of the Uttara-khaNDa of the Skanda-purANa as shown by the colophon of the
    GurugItA.In many printed editions of the SkandapurANa,as I got it, the
    GurugItA portion is missing.Can anybody kindly enlighten me on any printed
    text / manuscript which has the GurugItA as an itegral part ?
     
    Regards,
     
    SMMishra
     
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    "Director, CIF" <dire...@chinfo.org> Feb 18 02:42PM +0530 ^
     
    Dear Mishraji
    Namaskar
    Gurugita is from the Skandapurana and it published in many places one of
    that I am sending one copy for you.
     
    With regards and love
     
    2011/2/18 Surendra Mohan Mishra <dr.surendramo...@gmail.com>
     
     
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    Surendra Mohan Mishra <dr.surendramo...@gmail.com> Feb 18 05:14PM +0530 ^
     
    Dear Ranababu,
    Thanks for the reply.Can you tell me the edition/critical edition of the
    SkandapurANa from which this is taken ? And in your knowledge,is there a
    version of SkP which doesn't have the GurugItA section ?
    Warm regards,
    SMMishra
     
     
    2011/2/18 Director, CIF <dire...@chinfo.org>
     
     
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    Sivasenani Nori <sivas...@gmail.com> Feb 18 11:17PM +0530 ^
     
    Sir
     
    I somewhere heard that skAndapurANa is the favourite for nikshiptas, that is
    insertions. If someone wants some piece to pass off as purANa, it is simply
    inserted in the skAnda. One example is the SatyanArAyaNasvAmivrata section
    in the RevakhaNDa - apparently outside of South-Central India (with a bit of
    spillover in the East and deep South), this particular section of
    skAndapurANa is not popular.
     
    I wonder if this accusation about skAndapurANa is true?
     
    Regards
    N. Siva Senani
     
    2011/2/18 Surendra Mohan Mishra <dr.surendramo...@gmail.com>
     

     

    dashrathlal vedia <d.g....@gmail.com> Feb 18 09:34PM +0530 ^
     
    Dear Scholars,
     
    Limbachpurana is said to be the part of the Bruhat Kalikapurana . But I
    have the information regarding the Kalikapranas: (1) Kalikaprana Uppurana
    and (20 Kalikapurana a jnatiprana of kansara community. I did not find
    Bruhat Kalikaprana. If any scholar has information pl. furnish me with the
    complete details.
     
    Thanks & Regards,
     
    Dr.D.G.Vedia

     

    dashrathlal vedia <d.g....@gmail.com> Feb 18 08:57PM +0530 ^
     
    Dear Scholar,
     
    It is ashtonishing that Kokila smriti which is reffered in
    SHIMALAPURANA is not mentioned in the list. Pl. note.
     
    With regards
     
    D.G.Vedia
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    2010/12/31 subrahmanyam korada <kora...@gmail.com>
     
     
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    dashrathlal vedia <d.g....@gmail.com> Feb 18 08:34PM +0530 ^
     
    Dear Scholar,
    You have nicely and properly discussed the point.
     
     
    with regards,
    Dr.D.G.Vedia
     
    2010/12/31 iragavarapu narasimhacharya <insac...@gmail.com>
     
     
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    dashrathlal vedia <d.g....@gmail.com> Feb 18 08:26PM +0530 ^
     
    Dear Scholar,
     
    My problem is that when there is word 'Dama for house why one should derive
    the word " Dampati' through 'Jampati.....Please clarify this
    problem puzzling me.
     
     
    with best regards,
     
    Dr.D.G.Vedia
     
    2011/2/17 subrahmanyam korada <kora...@gmail.com>
     
     
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    Surendra Mohan Mishra <dr.surendramo...@gmail.com> Feb 18 11:23AM +0530 ^
     
    Thanks Dr Kartikeyan, to ascribe to Samskrita this epithet "God's Own
    Language" ! In fact this is so.For the MImAmsaka-s this could be "god's own
    language" as there is no "God"in the system,but "gods" as Indra,Agni etc. do
    exist..For the materialist this also could be a fast language for health and
    wealth and wisdom.The wise are also "gods" as per the S'atapatha
    BrAhmaNa.Thus the secularly wise are no less godly ! They may adopt
    Samskrita as a sure way to know the best details of material existence.
     
    I look forward to the day when lacs and crores of our people, very
    truthfully, would be in a position to mention Samskrita as their Mother
    tongue.So far we have to adopt this pAk.sika satya as a need.
     
    There was a long debate on how to write 'Sanskrit' in Roman.I have finally
    decided to write "Samskrita" and have asked my students to do so.In the
    South or South-east,if someone writes "Samskruta" I have no objection.The
    best is '.r' but this is not keyboard-friendly in fast writing.But that 'n'
    in the word must be replaced with 'm'.Let this be a good start for the kind
    of Samskrita we want to spread sincerely.Shakespeare may argue as to what is
    there in a name,but in BhArata a name signifies a lot.Our nAmakarana
    samskAra testifies to this fact.
     
    Regards,
    SMM
     
    2011/2/17 karthik tv <karthi...@yahoo.co.in>
     
     
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    Faculty of Indic Studies,Kurukshetra University
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    Tel : (Off.)01744 238410(extn.)2504
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    Surendra Mohan Mishra <dr.surendramo...@gmail.com> Feb 18 10:57AM +0530 ^
     
    *//श्री://
    Dear Dr Rana,
    It's a proud occasion that the CIF Shodha Samsthanam is going to celebrate
    the completion of it' third year of dedicated service to the growth of
    Samskrita and Indological studies and research having a national and global
    reach.
    I congratulate you and your colleagues and Swami Advayananda on the eve and
    wish the celebration and academic program great success :
    शतं जीवतु कल्याणी सहस्रं च तथा समाः /
    संस्था शंकरनिलये वेदावेदांतशोधिनी //
    Warmest regards,
    S M Mishra*
     
     
    2011/2/17 Director, CIF <dire...@chinfo.org>
     
     
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    Faculty of Indic Studies,Kurukshetra University
    KURUKSHETRA-136 119,Haryana,INDIA
    Tel : (Off.)01744 238410(extn.)2504
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    "Saroja Bhate" <sar...@bhates.net> Feb 18 10:34AM +0530 ^
     
    Thanks I will check Kiraata
     
    Bhate.
     

     
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    From: bvpar...@googlegroups.com [mailto:bvpar...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Sampath Kannan
    Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2011 05:04 AM
    To: bvpar...@googlegroups.com
    Subject: RE: {भारतीयविद्वत्परिषत्} request for meaning
     

     
     
    karoti no...
    is kirAtArjunIya 3.51
     
    --- On Wed, 2/16/11, Saroja Bhate <sar...@bhates.net> wrote:
     
     
    From: Saroja Bhate <sar...@bhates.net>
    Subject: RE: {???????????????????} request for meaning
    To: bvpar...@googlegroups.com
    Date: Wednesday, February 16, 2011, 10:21 AM
     
    Dr.s Bhatji and Kannanji
     
    Back to the verse:
     
    Pancatantra Subodhinee 1.65 says:
     
    Medhaavinah…..neetiguNaprayuktaam, neetirucito vyavahaarah sa eva guNastena prayuktaamanuSThitaam apaayasandarshanajaamapaayo durupayogastasya samdarshanaat jaataamarthaadanumitaamvipattim… upaayasandarshanajaam, upaayah soopayogah Saadgunyaroopah tatsandarshanaajjatam ca siddhim laabharoopaam purahsphuranteem agre spaSTam bhaasamaanaamaayaanteem iva darshayanti.
     
    I think now it is clear.Here are two more for your consideration: karoti no’sheshajanaatiriktaam sambhaavanaamarthavateem kriyaabhih/ samsatsu jaate puruSaadhikaare na pooraNee tam samupaiti samkhyaa// narasya cihnam narakaagatasya virodhitaa bandhujaneSu nityam/ sarogataa neecagateSu sevaa hyateeva doSah kaTukaa ca vaaNee//
     
    Dhanyavaadaah
     
    Bhate
     

     

     
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    From: bvpar...@googlegroups.com [mailto: bvpar...@googlegroups.com ] On Behalf Of hnbhat B.R.
    Sent: Saturday, February 12, 2011 09:29 PM
    To: bvpar...@googlegroups.com
    Subject: Re: {???????????????????} request for meaning
     

     
    2011/2/12 Saroja Bhate <sar...@bhates.net>
     
    Kannanji,I don’t see any avagraha in the printed text. Would it make any sense?
     
    Please neglect my previous mail I could trace your mail.
     
    Bhate
     

     

     
    Dear madam,
     

     
    I think you have not read my second mail completely.
     

     
    It has to be interpreted in both ways by shleSha and hence the print doesn't show the "avagraha" as it would bar one of the interpretations. Only by :shleSha" even without the sign, one can interpret in both ways. If "avagraha" sign appears it bars the other interpretation naturally. Thats why the editors haven't put the "avagraha" sign intentionally.
     

     
    Please go through my mail if available. If not I will forward the same again.
     

     
    With regards
     
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Feb 19, 2011, 1:18:58 AM2/19/11
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But this is a statement of facts which even a non-grammarian who knows the meaning of the word can see. The grammatical rule adds nothing but furnishes one with aid for remembering the meaning.
The history of the word is discussed on a different plane without necessarily coming into conflict with the pedagogically framed normative-grammatical  rule. The former has its own value.
Best
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