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Sanskrit Newspapers and Periodicals | Sanskrit Literature
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Kokila Sandesha Bonus Post. Call for Poetry Submissions. Sanskrit Newspapers and Periodicals. February 27, 2012. If you have more details for any of these publications, or if anything needs to be changed – please let me know by commenting on this post or writing to me at venetia@rasalabooks.com. And do of course let me know if there are new or existing publications that ought to be added to the list. Feed for this Entry. February 27, 2012 at 3:49 pm.
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Mahodayapuram – Kokila Sandesha 8 | Sanskrit Literature
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Kshemendra: Three Satires from Ancient Kashmir. Kokila Sandesha Bonus Post. Mahodayapuram – Kokila Sandesha 8. October 20, 2011. Verses, quotes, excerpts. This post is part of a series on the Kokila Sandeśa of Uddaṇḍa Ṥāstri, to read the introduction click here. An edition of the poem with an English translation will be released shortly by. Rasāla, a kāvya imprint I have just set up. Please click here. रम य हर म यध वजपटमर द व ज तब रध नय ग य -.
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Call for Poetry Submissions | Sanskrit Literature
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Sanskrit Newspapers and Periodicals. Megha Duta Part Two. Call for Poetry Submissions. March 3, 2012. Verses, quotes, excerpts. Rasāla, a new Sanskrit publishing venture I have just set up, will be bringing out an anthology of poetry on the night, entitled ‘Śarvarī’. For this, we would like to invite all Sanskrit enthusiasts to submit verses either their own compositions of those of their favourite poets. Call for Poetry Submissions. Submitted vers...
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Kokila Sandesha – Introduction | Sanskrit Literature
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Hamsa Sandesha – Lanka (5). Thirunelly – Kokila Sandesha 2. Kokila Sandesha – Introduction. June 20, 2011. Verses, quotes, excerpts. This post is part of a series on the Kokila Sandeśa of Uddaṇḍa Ṥāstri. An edition of the poem with an English translation will be released shortly by. Rasāla, a kāvya imprint I have just set up. Please click here. For more details or get in touch: venetia@rasalabooks.com. Thus the scene is set in the. Rice gruel is li...
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Sanskrit Literature | Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience | Page 2
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Kshemendra: Three Satires from Ancient Kashmir. October 18, 2011. Translated by AND Haksar. These three satirical bhanas, or causeries , are the work of Kshemendra, a cosmopolitan scholar of the 11. A sustained satirical narrative about a shape-shifting pimp. These three satires, also set in Kshemendra’s native Kashmir, paint a similar picture of a society in hot pursuit of money and sex, preferably combined. Although the first work,. Advice from t...
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Review: The Seduction of Shiva | Sanskrit Literature
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Siddhartha: From German to Sanskrit, via English. Review: The Seduction of Shiva. June 18, 2014. The Seduction of Shiva: Tales of Life and Love. Translated from the Sanskrit by A.N.D. Haksar. Penguin India, 2014. Literature for which Sanskrit is not. The richest. There is a famous illustration of the niyoga. Rite in which a brother may be called upon to father children by his sister-in-law; the tale of a bark-clad sage’s wife demanding a hone...
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Kokila Sandesha Bonus Post | Sanskrit Literature
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Mahodayapuram – Kokila Sandesha 8. Sanskrit Newspapers and Periodicals. Kokila Sandesha Bonus Post. February 24, 2012. Verses, quotes, excerpts. This post is part of a series on the Kokila Sandeśa of Uddaṇḍa Ṥāstri, to read the introduction click here. लक ष म जन मस थ त मन पम प र त रत नज ल -. र भ भ द गर भ प रकट तकल श दयश ल घ यव द ध म. प थ र श स तन म व पर मन यम न व श ल. य मध य स त स खल न गम म भ जभ ङ ग रथ ङ ग १. Discus-wielding Viṣṇu himself,. By Udda...
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Megha Duta Part Two | Sanskrit Literature
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Call for Poetry Submissions. Siddhartha: From German to Sanskrit, via English. Megha Duta Part Two. April 21, 2012. For the sharper eyed readers who are wondering where Part One is, I am still waiting for a chance to cover the first half of the cloud’s route. This post covers its journey into the Himalayas and beyond.). The cloud travels from the Sarasvatī river itself much debated – to Kanakhala, and at this point at least we are still on fa...
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Siddhartha: From German to Sanskrit, via English | Sanskrit Literature
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Bringing Sanskrit literature to a wider global audience. Megha Duta Part Two. Review: The Seduction of Shiva. Siddhartha: From German to Sanskrit, via English. April 19, 2014. It seems only natural to be reading Herman Hesse’s. In Sanskrit. The classic novel, written originally in the author’s native German, is set in India during the Buddha’s lifetime and follows a young Brahmin’s quest to discover his true nature. As he tries to find. Translation has as its base the original English translation by Hild...