Courses on Swami Vivekananda
স্বামী বিবেকানন্দের জীবনী
Swami Vivekanander Jeevani
Swamiji's Jnana Yoga
In Bengali & English
Courses on Scriptures
“Two ideals of truth are in our scriptures\; the one is\, what we call the eter nal\, and the other is not so authoritative\, yet binding under particular circumstances\, times\, and places. The eternal relations which deal with the nature of the soul\, and of God\, and the relations between souls and God are embodied in what we call the Shrutis\, the Vedas. The next set of truths is what we call the Smritis\, as embodied in the words of Manu. Yâ jnavalkya\, and other writers and also in the Purânas\, down to the Tantra s. The second class of books and teachings is subordinate to the Shrutis\, inasmuch as whenever any one of these contradicts anything in the Shrutis \, the Shrutis must prevail. This is the law. The idea is that the framewo rk of the destiny and goal of man has been all delineated in the Vedas\, t he details have been left to be worked out in the Smritis and Puranas.” :— Swami Vivekananda
তৈত্তিরীয়োপনিষদ
Taittiriya Upanisad<
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“The method s of attaining the end of religion are called Yoga by us\, and the differe nt forms of Yoga that we teach\, are adapted to the different natures and temperaments of men. We classify them… under four heads… These are all dif ferent roads leading to the same centre—God.” :– Swami Viv ekananda
মুণ্ডকোপনিষদ ও মান্ডুক্যোপনিষদ
Mundaka
Upanishad & Mandukya Upanishad
Other Courses
“Sanskrit is the divine language.”
“The very sound of th e Sanskrit is musical.”
“Sanskrit and prestige go together in India. The very sound of Sanskrit words gives a prestige and a power and a strength to th e race.”
:– Swami Vivekananda
ব্যাবহারিক সংস্কৃত (সরল সংস্কৃত সম্ভাষণ\, রচনা)
C
ommunicative Sanskrit
S imple Sanskrit Conversation & Composition