What you'll learn
- 25 types of Sanskrit verses (shlokas) to make you confident about any chant you may encounter
- All secret & subtle tricks that that will make your Sanskrit chanting stand out
- More than 70 traditional melodies (with notation)
- Personal feedback by the instructor!
Requirements
- Be familiar with pronunciation of Sanskrit sounds
Description
Enjoy more than 12 hours(!) of step-by-step video lessons, as well as heaps of video, mp3 & PDF materials.
Learn through tons of carefully analysed and marked up verses/mantras right on your screen
Practice with numerous exercises, both in real-time video and as a homework
Sing your favourite Sanskrit verses in more than 70 traditional melodies (with notation!)
Imbibe easily the essence of ancient teachings on Sanskrit prosody
Receive personal feedback by the instructor (20 years of experience)
Relax - the course is presented in Romanized Sanskrit (latin transcription). So no need to know traditional Sanskrit script!
Who this course is for:
- Practitioners of yoga and bhakti
- Followers of Hinduism, Buddhism
- Sanskrit students
Course content
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Instructor
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- 4.9 Instructor Rating
- 146 Reviews
- 360 Students
- 2 Courses
I was born in Latvia in 1982, as Artjoms Hvans. At the age of 17 I embraced the path of bhakti-yoga and shortly after that came to India to explore its ancient traditions, languages and culture. I spent five years in the South India studying and teaching the Vedic scriptures. The next five years I spent in a traditional school (gurukula) of Sanskrit in North Indian town of Govardhan, where I was thoroughly trained in Sanskrit grammar and other related disciplines, teaching the same after graduation. Since 2010 I am professionally engaged in Sanskrit translation, editing (Bhaktivedanta Book Trust) and teaching. I love Sanskrit, having lived in each corner of its land for more than half of my life, among the people who speak it, chant it, and carry on its great culture. At present, I live with my family in Vadodara (Gujarat, India)