AVG Sanskrit Notes
[ Last Updated — January 20th 2018 ]
Welcome !
You have come to this page, either because you have the link from the classes at ArshaVidya Gurukulam.
This page is generally referred to as the “All Links Page”.
You should be able to bookmark this one single page for all the information pertaining to the classes.
1. At Arshavidya Gurukulam
Continuation of Antoine Manual 1 (chapter 9+) and Ramodantam, as part of the 6/7 week Vedanta course.
2. Online Classes
Monday — online classes currently Antoine Manual 1 — End of Chapter Exercises
Monday 7:30 to 8:45 pm — Webex Here. Class notes are available — Notes here
The video recordings of the classes are available — Antoine-1 Exercises
3. Online classes
Saturday morning 7:00 to 8:30 — LSK — tentative — to be decided.
For our friends who are starting to learn Sanskrit and already has some knowledge about the letter writing,
Here are some suggestions.
1. You may want to get the 2009 classes from AVG Bookstore by Brahmachari Shankara.
2. 2012 six week camp classes – recordings here.
These classes are basic introductory classes and will explain the rules of Sandhi and
also provide a fair enough introduction to Sanskrit.
3. Continuing the Antoine-1 classes from the AVG courses – Antoine 1 recordings here.
These classes are little more involved and continuing to gather steam.
An effort is made to catalogue the contents of these classes and also
to create a website with all the end of the chapter exercises.
4. You can join the online classes for Antoine 1 homework and exercises — see above.
You may want to register to the following group(s).
There are two groups,
1. AVG Sanskrit group.
Click here to go to the groups and register your email address.
This group is pertaining to all classes related to Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, please access this group for regular announcements.
2. Vyakarana Vichara group.
Click here to go to this group and register your email address.
This is the group for all the online classes, and if you would like to communicate with fellow students.
There are couple of wonderful websites for Sanskrit dictionaries.
This website at “arshadrishti.org” provides by far the best information on dictionaries,
it also has some of the dictionaries that are missing on aupasana.com website.
Click here à Arsha Drishti dictionaries
Many of the books and class handouts should be available here.
Feel free to browse the contents and download the softcopies.
It helps the authors to download soft copies – if you already have the book purchased.
Please note that these soft copies are available elsewhere on the web.
Click here for the books