Sanskrit slokas with meaning

The Sanskrit Slokas for kids help them to learn more about the culture. They can recite the slokas to improve concentration before exams and other activities.

Everything that is in other’s control is painful. All that is in self-control is happiness. #ManuSmriti #selfreliance #selfcontrol #quotes #quoteoftheday #wordsofwisdom #wordstoliveby #wordsofwisdomwednesday

Sanskrit Quotes & Shlokas: A carefully selected collection of most relevant Sanskrit quotes on Karma, Life, Love etc. with their meaning in Hindi & English.

This shloka tells us how the power of knowledge is so tremendous that it can easily surpass wealth. There’s no end to acquiring knowledge, it only keeps growing. To learn more such #shlokas and their meanings, visit Jnana.com for Spoken #Sanskrit course that is live, interactive, and accessible even on the GO.

Who said tattoos can only be in the form of drawings or symbols? A lot of tattoo designs consist of words and phrases that are as beautiful to the eye as the most intricate ink painting. Word tattoos are as powerful as any other image you might want to put on your skin. And come to think of it, letters are also symbols, so if you are thinking of getting a word or a phrase tattoo, go for it!

Those of us who chose Sanskrit as an optional subject in school, can relate to the drill of memorizing shlokas along with their translation. At that time, all we cared about was mugging, without thinking [...]

Those of us who chose Sanskrit as an optional subject in school, can relate to the drill of memorizing shlokas along with their translation. At that time, all we cared about was mugging, without thinking [...]