ज्येष्ठत्वं जन्मना नैव गुणै: ज्येष्ठत्वम् उच्यते ।
गुणात् गुरुत्वम् आयाति दुग्धं दधि घृतं क्रमात्।। -
Greatness doesn't accompany birth.it is the qualities of a person that determine greatness just like heaviness gets increased from milk to curd and from curd to ghee , with experience increase one's greatness
We found this book celebrating the unity of various Religions
Reading a book highlighting the main events of Mahabharata, was very interesting to read!
Searching books and arranging the books we read, a good library etiquette
On our visit to gurukul - the knowledge house of Sanskrit, we also learned about how people of different religions referred to Sanskrit and came to the gurukul!
Sanskrit has played an important role in terms of religion. Also, it has texts written about Buddhism and Jainism. People used it from time immemorial and persists with a strong link to religion just like the other aspects
Sanskrit when shuffled with religions has formed many of the rituals related to any suspicious event or festival.. Sanskrit was adequestely paced in advancing with Indo-European culture. Dharma is the term called for religion which is a basic concept for the religions like Jainism, Hinduism and Sikhism. Sanskrit’s Dharma has different meaning in different cultures. In Hinduism it means order that creates life possible, in Sikhism it refers to decency and proper practice of worshipping whereas in Jainism it defines the teachings of Jina and in Buddhism it means proper Law and Order.
Even in Hindu and Jain religions you will see stories and poems written generally in the language of Sanskrit. people of different cultures used to speak Sanskrit, the Buddhist monks used to preach Sanskrit to people.
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Reading also helped us learn Sanskrit, more than just knowing the grammatical rules, rather how to read the texts!!
This page of the book tells us about people of different religions and communities, We found a direct link between Sanskrit and unity!
In earlier times Religion and economics were largely co-related. temples (based on religion) were storehouses of the wealth of the kingdom due to the large donations by the rich. After studying religion let's take a quick look at Economics, mainly ARTHASHATRA, a book in Sanskrit by famous Sanskrit scholar Chanakya.