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Introduction to Sanskrit & Mantra

Introduction to Sanskrit & Mantra

This workshop will begin with the history and evolution of the Sanskrit language. We will delve into the fascinating world of Sanskrit literature, from the ancient Vedas, through to the profound Yoga Sūtras of Patañjali and the illustrious Sanskrit Epics. We will navigate together the simultaneous simplicity and complexity of Sanskrit grammar (vyākaraṇa) and how understanding it can shift our experience of the world.⁠

⁠ In the second half of the workshop, we will focus on mantra: discerning the essence of mantra, taking examples of different types of mantras and looking at how they can be incorporated into your yoga practice and daily life. You will learn to chant some mantras in the session, along with their correct pronunciation, meaning, and philosophical significance.⁠ ⁠

Join us for this invaluable insight into the world of Sanskrit, the language which much of yoga practice and philosophy is grounded in.⁠

Commitment:

Sunday 5th of May 4-6:30pm

Investment:

$55 (10% off for in-studio members)

What to Bring:

~ Journal or Notebook

~ Drink Bottle


Book Your Spot Here:

Bookings are essential via the widget below (wait for it to load) or via the MINDBODY app.

If any problems booking contact us at namaste@omsom.yoga


About Roshni

Roshni has been immersed in the study of Sanskrit since her childhood years and schooling in London, UK. She holds a BA Hons in Sanskrit and South Asian Studies from SOAS, University of London. She continued her academic pursuit in India, where she dedicated a year to an intensive Sanskrit program with the American Institute of Indian Studies in Pune. Additionally, she delved into Pāṇ inian grammar and Indic Philosophy at Chinmaya Vishwa Vidyapeeth University, Kerala. Roshni's expertise extends across Sanskrit history and grammar, the evolution of yoga, and the Vedic philosophical traditions. Beyond academia, she finds joy in mantra practices and silversmithing, and she passionately integrates a social justice critique into her workshops and courses.


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