I have been studying Sanskrit for over 12 years, including three years of study in a gurukula. For the past two years, I have been studying Śrī Hari-bhakti-vilāsa, while my engagement in Deity worship spans over 12 years. My interests extend to Sanskrit teaching, translation, grammar, and traditional literature. Through my teaching and research, I strive to make Sanskrit accessible and engaging while preserving its linguistic depth and traditional foundations.
In 2024, I successfully completed and received my certificate for Saṁskṛta Bhāratī’s two-year Sanskrit Correspondence Course, comprising four levels: Praveśa, Paricaya, Śikṣā, and Kovida. The course provided a structured study of Sanskrit, covering grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, and conversational skills, alongside the study of ślokas, subhāṣitas, Sanskrit poetry, and literature. It also introduced me to important grammatical topics such as sandhi, participles, case endings, and compounds (samāsa), as well as alaṅkāraśāstra (poetics) and chandas (prosody). The programme strengthened my foundation in Sanskrit and prepared me to engage more deeply with Sanskrit literary and philosophical works.
Respect for the text
I value careful reading, grammatical precision, and attention to the context of Sanskrit literature.
Accessible teaching
I aim to make Sanskrit approachable through structured explanations, examples, and guided learning.
Exploration and innovation
I enjoy developing resources and tools that support the study of Sanskrit and help learners engage with the language.
Whether you are interested in learning Sanskrit, exploring a course, or discussing translation and research, I welcome you to get in touch.