shivaushadhi scribbled: Thank you.

shivaushadhi scribbled: "This situation is called ^^^^^^^^^" This is an example of why I am not able to learn from texts that may have otherwise been a great reference. Where the subject of the rule is written in the devanagari script, the answer remains inaccessable to the beginner who has yet learned to transliterate the text. I suppose such would be a reason for the truly passionate student of samskritam to learn the devanagari script. However, perhaps it is the result of such cryptic material that one would have dificulty transliterating in the first place. I must say, it is with many regards that I wish you the most auspicious blessings for uploading this potent literature. Thank you, bless you & namaskaram. meemsayam samasthatam sabdesastghre viseshatha dehi meh deva sambragnam iym nama kleem shivaya sou -shivaushadhi-

shivaushadhi scribbled: Bom Shankaraya. Thank you

shivaushadhi scribbled: So Beautifully Done! Absolutely Excellent Job! So very Auspicious ! Great Joy & Victory to the divine for your such an amazing contribution to your fellow devotees of Divine Consciousness! Bom Bhola ! Jai Ma Kali! Bham Shivaya! Gam Ucchista! Iym nama Kleem! Bam Shankara! SWAHA! SWAHA! SWAHA!!! I am a young (25) disabled man born within the Midwestern united states in a state that only practices Christianity. I have been able to study the sacred tongue, Devanagari, The branches of vedanga including cchandas & shiksha because of the internet. I've recently started the study of grammar using ITRANS & ganakastadhyayi. Thanks to people like you, heenamodi & others within the online community, I have been able to leave not only this christian state within my country but also my body of chronic pain. Please, to all who are devoted to the divine & wish to spread consciousness, share your resources of sacred texts/audio/video so that it may be the boons & offerings of individuals like me. We are many globally but very few within the midwest. Scribd & the internet is our only temple/mandir. A thousand & eight blessings for your contributions. -Aum-Gam-Hara-Hum- transfinitely yours with great humility, Shivaushadhi

shivaushadhi scribbled: Thank You!