Introduction to Sanskrit, in two volumes is designed to open the door to India's rich spiritual literature. This self-teaching guide presents Sanskrit pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary in simple and systematic steps, allowing students to easily master the fundamentals of this...

This text focusses on the beginning study of Classical Sanskrit, although several of the quotations are in Vedic Sanskrit. Normally, Vedic Sanskrit is studied after Classical Sanskrit is learned. This text is written to fulfill a need that still remains,...

Siddhanta Kaumudi is a critical and scholarly commentary on the sutras of Panini by Bhattoji Diksita, a stalwart grammarian of the Panini system who flourished in the first half of the seventeenth century. The Sutras are arranged topic-wise and fully...

Vaiyakaransiddhantkaumudi (Part 2) Balmanorama-Tattvabodhini sahit: (Samasprabhutitddhit prakarananta)

Sanskrit Sahitya Ka Samalochnatamak Itihas 

Vyakaran Mahabhashya (Pratham Aahrikantri)

The aim of this book is to provide the student with that grammatical equipment which is necessary for reading a Sanskrit text with ease and exactness. The book is divided into seven chapters and three appendices. Chapters 1-2 deal with...

Bhavaprakash Nighantu: Hindi Tika

Paramahamsa Hariharananda's discourse regarding the scientifically proven benefits of Kriya Yoga make this book a rare treasure for any sincere seeker. The world-renowned realized master describes the stages of spiritual transformation in detail, including many experiences that sadhaks, even those...

Volume-III in this series presents some of the most celebrated classical writers of India, including Sudraka, Visnusarman, Kalidasa, Pravarasena, Amaruka, Bharavi, Subandhu and Visakhadatta. A new analysis and appreciation of their poetry, drama and fiction is offered, in the light...

Here is a textbook of Sanskrit grammar whose popularity with teachers and students alike has been on increase since its first printing. In it the essentials of Sanskrit grammar are carefully organized in thirty selected lessons. Interest in lessons is...

The first group of books entitled Sanskrit is Fun (Parts I to III) introduce the learners to the Devanagari alphabets, grouping the letters according to their place of articulation, called family, which comprises both the vowels and consonants. Learners are...