Applied Samskritam
Applied Samskritam
Applied Samskritam
By
Dr. Ramamurthy N
19th November 2016
Saṁskṛita Bharati
Chennai
Applied Saṁskṛitam
Literary and applied Samskrutam
Almost all the sciences we know are available
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Mathematics in Saṁskṛitam
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Mathematics in Saṁskṛitam…
Sri Lalitaa Sahasranaamam is 1000 names on Sri Devi
- in the form of 182.5 shlokas in Brahmaanda
Puraana by Veda Vyaasa.
To split these 182.5 shlokas into 1000 names -
another 40 shlokas. Apparently they are Devi Stutis.
But when we apply Katapayaadhi and Bhoota Sankhya
methods of number system of Samskrutam, they
give some formulae to split the shlokas.
In general these 40 shlokas as Devi Stuti it is
literature.
When Mathematics is applied, it becomes applied
Samskrutam.
These 40 shlokas called as “Paribhaasha Stotras”
written by Sri Narasima Raya, guru of Sri Bhaaskara
Raaya – Paribhaasha stotra book 4
Mathematics in Saṁskṛitam…
Yajur Veda Saṃhitā names the numbers upto 10421
and fractions upto 1/16th
A shloka of Shiva Sankalpam – keeping Shiva in the
heart
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Mathematics in Saṁskṛitam…
Every word of this is a mathematical number –
Ekaa = One
Dasha = 10 - Ten
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Kaṭapayādi numbers and binary notation
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Mīmāmsā and Computers
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Saṁskṛitam – a Repository
Saṁskṛitam is not just a language. It is the voice
of India’s soul and wisdom. It is the fountainhead
of our national life spring. It is the link between
our past and the present.
Saṁskṛitam is the language of the knowledge
tradition of India.
Saṁskṛitam language and literature is a hidden
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A lost heritage
Originally it was known to have had 1,131
branches (śākas) in 4 Vedas as:
◦ Ṛg Veda – 21 branches
◦ Yajur Veda – 100 branches
◦ Sāma Veda – 1,000 branches
◦ Atharva Veda – 11 branches
But today only 11 are traceable i.e., less than 1%
of Vedic literature is only available:
◦ Ṛg Veda – 2 branches – Śākala and Sāṅkhyāyana
◦ Yajur Veda – 4 branches – Taitrīya, Maitrayanīya, Kaṇva
and Mādhyandina
◦ Sāma Veda – 3 branches – Rāṇaaraṇīya, Jaiminiya and
Koutama
◦ Atharva Veda – 2 branches – Śaunaka and Pippalada 11
NASA says
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Samskrit as NLP
In July 1987, Forbes magazine published an article:
“Saṁskṛitam is the most convenient language for computer
software programming”.
“Saṁskṛitam is extremely rich, powerful and expressive
language. Its potentialities are gradually being appreciated all
over the world and its application is being extended in different
fields. To mention a few, Natural Language Processing (NLP) –
goal of NLP is to build computational methods of natural
language for its analysis and generation. The association of
Saṁskṛitam with computer is constantly bridging the distance
between the Science of ancient world and the world of Modern
Science. Computer scientists and Saṁskṛitam pundits all over
the world are trying to use the computer Technology in the field
of Saṁskṛitam studies. Many such efforts have already started
in India also”.
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Change the scenario
Technology
Western Theories
INDIAN THEORIES
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Opportunities missed
Industrial revolution
◦ We missed this with some hasty decisions
IT revolution
◦ Indians are serving in the level of coding ; not in
designing level !
Knowledge Revolution
◦ We should take this advantage
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Need of the hour
We need
◦ To understand how Science and other technology
works
◦ To understand the contemporary problems
Then
◦ We will be able to give solutions in the light of
Samskrutam and show the relevance of Indian
theories
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Namaskāraḥ
Danyavādaḥ
Dr. Ramamurthy N
CEO, Jaagruti Consulting Services
[email protected]
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