Hundreds of words in Latin as borrowed from Sanskrit / Hindi.

http://www.hitxp.com/articles/culture/sanskrit-greek-english-latin-roman-words-derived-pie-proto-indo-european-language/



Also:

Sanskrit para>>>>parallel, paragraph, etc.
Sanskrit navgathi>>>>>navy, navigate, nautical, etc.
Sanskrit oopar>>>>>upper, uber
Sanskrit khatva>>>>cot, cottage
Sanskrit vidva>>>>>widow
Sanskrit vikshan>>>>vision
Sanskrit janam>>>>>gene, genome, genesis, etc.
Sanskrit sitara>>>>>star
Sanskrit anth>>>>>>end
Sanskrit pura>>>>>>pure, whole
Sanskrit Shabdh>>>>Sabbath, the Word (of God)
Sanskrit nastik>>>>>gnostic
Sanskrit sahara>>>>>sahara
Sanskrit naya>>>>>>new, renew, etc.

Solving Quadratic Equation for the first time. It happened in India.

Solving quadratic equation for the first  time. It happened in India.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sridhara

How a holy place and its people helped a Western woman find wholeness

http://www.cnn.com/interactive/2014/06/world/rishikesh/?hpt=hp_c3

Swami Vivekandanda's work on Hinduism

http://www.ramakrishnavivekananda.info/vivekananda/complete_works.htm

9 myths about Hinduism

http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2014/04/25/9-myths-about-hinduism-debunked/?hpt=hp_c3

Satya-Kaam - Veda Upnishad Principles

In the beginning..-Rig Veda (10.129.1)

The non-existent was not then,
Nor was the existent,
The earth was not, nor the firmament,
Nor that which is beyond,
(When there was nothing then), what could cover what,
And where and in whose care did the waters and bottomless deep then exist?
-Rig Veda (10.129.1)

Time and Space...Atharva Veda (19.53.3)

The whole of this Universe is stationed in the Omnipresent,
and the Omnipotent God.
We see Him in various forms,
He brings to light all these worlds.
Him they call the Kala (Time), Infinite, Pervading the Infinite Space.
-Atharva Veda (19.53.3)

In the beginning.. Rig Veda (10.21.1)

In the beginning there was neither nought nor aught.
Then there was neither sky nor atmosphere above,
What then enshrouded all this universe ?
In the receptacle of what was it contained ?
Then was there neither death nor immortality,
Then was neither day nor night, nor light, nor darkness,
Only the Existent one breathed calmly self contained.
-Rig (10.21.1)

Eesh Upnishad, Yajur Veda (22.5)

This moves, This moves not.
This is far, and this is near.
This is inside and this is outside of everything.
- Eesh Upnishad, Yajur Veda (22.5)

Mantras From Mahabharat (Bhagvad Gita Section)

This never takes birth and this never dies. This is never created. It is oldest and
never born. This doesn't die even if the body dies.

Just as a person changes clothes, this leaves weak bodies and goes into a new
one.

This cannot be cut by weapons. This cannot be burnt by fire. This cannot be
wetted by water and this cannot be evaporated by air.

First Class/Discussion is on 02/23/2014, Sunday at 11:00 AM. Medium of Instruction: English. @West Michigan Hindu Temple

Namaste!

Finally the waiting period is over. I am excited to start this learning exercise.I can guarantee that it will be a great learning experience.

There is no prerequisite other than understanding English. Just unleash the curiosity inside you and we will have a great time. This class is for adults and children over 11 years old. There is no fee. The discussion will be at the West Michigan Hindi Temple

• The class will start with a prayer. 
• We will go over a short history of India and Vedas.
• We will go over selected Mantras from Vedas and Upanishads. The goal is to understand and feel the Mantra and most importantly to hear our ancestors with respect.

I look forward to meeting you on 02/23/2014 @11 AM.

With kind regards,

-Sirvesh Shrivastav

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