UP Deled 3rd Semester संस्कृत Class-04/deled third semester sanskrit class-03/UP DELED CLASS 2026

[00:00:23]Welcome once again to all of you, good evening to your third semester Sanskrit class from It's OK Classes. Ok? So come quickly. Let's start. Our Maheshwar Sutra was going on. That's why I am giving time to Mahasma Sutra.

[00:00:39]Actually, if seen, this is a matter of one class only. But I am trying that instead of one class, even if it takes two or three classes, you should completely memorize Maheshwar Sutra here. The fear that you people have regarding Mahasutra will go away here and you will be able to remember and use the Mahasutras very easily.

[00:01:03]Ok? So that's my only effort. So let's start.

[00:01:12]You already know which class batches are running. Now let us come to Maheshwar Sutra.

[00:01:20]I was telling you the other day that how we got the Maheshwar Sutras, you got to know about this, yes Radhe-Radhe son, good evening to all of you, the story of Maharishi Panini, which is told, is that Maharishi Panini did penance of Lord Shankar, when Lord Shankar was pleased and played his Damru, he got 14 Sutras from it, but the original story from which this story has been taken was the shloka which we showed you in the beginning, Nritya Avasane Nataraja Rajo Nanad Dhakkam Nav Panchavaram, right, we read this shloka, what had happened, what had Lord Shiva done for the Sanakadi Rishis, he had danced, when he stopped after being pleased with the Tandava dance, then what did he do for the salvation of the Sanakadi Rishis to fulfil their wishes? Being pleased, he played his Damru five times, then nine times. In this way he played his Damru 14 times. Maharishi Panini heard the sound, the resonance, the noise that came out of that Damaru and he wrote down the letters as per his understanding of the sound that came from the Damaru when it was played 14 times and the entire grammar of Maharishi Panini is based on that. That is, those 14 sutras which were found are called Chaturdash Sutras which are called Maheshwar Sutras.

[00:02:54]These are called Panini Sutras which you can also call Pratyahara Sutras.

[00:03:01]Ok? Varna can also be called a general formula. That is, the Veda of letters.

[00:03:07]Ok? So, Maharishi Panini has included the entire grammar in these 14 sutras that we have got. There have been great grammarians before him also.

[00:03:21]Ok? But this is what they have done, they have simplified their grammar a little more so that we can understand it easily. So what are the sutras in his sutras, these are 14, in this he included all his vowels and consonants which I had made clear to you in the last class. Ok?

[00:03:40]How many vowels were there in it? So there are nine vowels.

[00:03:43]What are the nine vowels? That when you read this starting, when you read this one to four starting, you get nine vowels in it. Ok?

[00:03:55]What are the nine vowels? So a, i u. Ok? ऋ, ऋ, ल sorry. Then there is A and O and Ai and Au. Ok? And what did I tell you? I had told you that what do all these letters with Halant become? They become cross. We do not count these.

[00:04:20]Their importance is only that they are used to tell that the letter inside it, that is, the letter with Halant and the letter before it, is not hard, son. If you just pay a little attention it will be easy. Ok?

[00:04:40]How many other words are there inside it?

[00:04:43]This letter with halant is used only to complete Pratyahara. There is no justification for the rest. We do not count this.

[00:04:52]You are the new kids who have had a class the day before. So please watch that class. I will not repeat it because then time will be lost.

[00:05:04]Ok? You will see that class. Then you will see this class. You will find Mahasutra very simple.

[00:05:10]Ok? Sanskrit will seem very simple. Yes, good evening Shweta. Ok? So there are nine vowels.

[00:05:16]Which of ours has nine vowels? In Sanskrit.

[00:05:24]You have nine vowels in Sanskrit.

[00:05:27]What do you say to them? We also call them Ach.

[00:05:30]Ok? That is, what is vowel called in Sanskrit? It is called Ach. Ok? You call them good. How many?

[00:05:42]From the first sutra to sutra one to sutra four.

[00:05:48]Ok? All your voices are contained between sutras one to four.

[00:05:51]Ok. Yes absolutely. Okay Durgesh, the last letter is called Halant letter. The last letter is called Halant letter.

[00:06:10]Like Ae, okay, while memorizing, you will memorize the whole Ae, U, Ri, Ri, Ang, A, Ouch, okay, but when you use them, when you count them, you will cut them out, okay, when you tell the vowels, you will count all the rest but will not count the last letters, okay, it is clear, I taught it that day, those of you who have seen the class, please tell me yes or no. Ok? So I am not giving time here. Moving forward.

[00:06:47]How will you remember? First of all, if you divide the Mahasha Sutras in this manner, you will remember them.

[00:06:53]How will you divide it? First you had to do the division, what is from one to four? There is a voice. Ok?

[00:07:01]What is the Sanskrit word for vowels? He says oh well.

[00:07:04]Ok? How many vowels are there in Sanskrit? It is nine. All you had to do was remember from one to four.

[00:07:11]Ok? So you should remember all the vowels. The only difference is that you will remove the long vowels i.e. aa i.e. big aa, i, big ee and u, big oo.

[00:07:26]Those three are not included in Mahasva Sutra.

[00:07:29]Ok? So you will remove those three. In this way your tone is ready. Please watch that class. In that I have spent a lot of time explaining things to you. What did you explain after this, then from number five to number 14, that is, what are your last 10 sutras? Those are complete dishes. How many dishes are there? There are 33 consonants in Sanskrit. Ok?

[00:07:56]What are those dishes called? Let's say plow. Isn't it? Like vowels are pronounced as ach. Similarly, they were called Hal consonants.

[00:08:05]Those dishes are called plough. Ok? And what is their counting number?

[00:08:10]From sutra number five to sutra number 14, all the letters are consonants. In Sanskrit, consonants are called hal and their number is 33. How is 33? Because they contain 25 tactile consonants. There are four final consonants and what are your four? There are four hot dishes. Apart from this, Maharishi Panini has not given place to combined consonants in his sutras. Ok? Is it clear? It is perfect, isn't it? So now we're moving on to how do you remember it now? So what do you have to do with Maheshwar Sutra now? We have to divide it.

[00:08:51]You have to keep in mind that we will memorize Maheshwar Sutra in four parts.

[00:08:56]In how many parts will you remember it? You will remember it in four parts. Ok? So please I would request all the children to leave personal matters aside for now. Ok? Focus here because then you say that you do not understand the Mahshasu Sutra. I don't remember.

[00:09:12]So I am telling you how will you remember the first part? The first part is very simple that we have to memorize the vowels.

[00:09:20]Why? Because there are only four sutras. Ok?

[00:09:22]So you will remember them. Will you come with me?

[00:09:25]Say it two by two. Ae a and i un ae un okay then ri liik ri liik ri liik okay you will say it like this then it is a ong a ong a ong then ae auach aech aech if you are finding it difficult to say it then I say practice it by writing and instead of picture sanam in your eyes, keep the picture of whatever Sanskrit you are studying. Keep the picture of those letters in your heart.

[00:10:08]Look at it lovingly, it will settle in your mind and you will be able to write it there comfortably. Ok? So it becomes clear here.

[00:10:17]This was our first part. This is our first part.

[00:10:21]Ok? How many threads will we carry in it?

[00:10:23]We will take four sutras. That means we will remember the vowels together that we have vowels from one to four and we will remember them.

[00:10:34]Yes, I am saying the same thing that Sanjana, if you are not able to speak then write it down. Aye u ri liik aye aung aye auch.

[00:10:40]Ok? A ouch instead of auch. So you write them down like this. Write it down and remember it.

[00:10:49]And remember what all of these are? There are vowels. We will remove the last letter and our vowels are ready. Ok? Now move ahead. Come quickly. Now you will do the second part. In the second part you will remember three sutras.

[00:11:06]Very good little one. What do you have to do in the second part? In the second part you have to remember three formulas. Which ones are to be remembered? So now pay a little attention.

[00:11:18]If you leave this here, I mean, you will remember it while writing, you will remember it while writing, but I am telling you a simple way, how will you understand it, then you will leave this, leave this, leave this and leave this, okay, first of all leave the last letters, okay, leave it, you will not count it in the sense.

[00:11:48]While writing, you will write everything. Ok?

[00:11:52]You will write everything while writing. Keep this in mind. If you write yes also then it will become varat. Ok?

[00:11:59]While writing you will write like this: Varat Laan Amang Gananam.

[00:12:05]Now I am telling you the method to remember it. So if you are paying attention, if any child might have noticed then y r l v okay so y v r and l what are these your these are your last consonants are the last consonants.

[00:12:36]How many of your formulas have final consonants? What is in the fifth and sixth sutras? The final consonant is. Many times Maharshi Sutra will not ask in your D.El.Ed.

[00:12:45]By the way, let me ask you in which sutra is the last consonant? Ok? Or what has Maharishi Panini said in his fifth sutra?

[00:12:56]So what will you tell me? The final consonant is mentioned. So how many sutras have the final consonant? That is in the fifth and sixth sutras.

[00:13:07]You will remember that the last consonant is in the fifth and sixth sutras. Ok? From the first to the fourth sutra, Panini ji has explained the vowels from the first to the fourth number in Maheshwar Sutras.

[00:13:20]Then what did Panini ji do? The final consonants were explained in the fifth and sixth.

[00:13:25]Ok? Which are the last ones? Y, R, L, V. Just remember the series.

[00:13:32]What to keep in the series is to remember that there is no L here.

[00:13:35]Here there are H, Y, V, R and T with Halant.

[00:13:40]Ok? And in the sixth there is La and Na with Halant. This way you have to remember that while writing you will write it completely. You will not miss any letter. Ok? If he asks you this, if he asks you this, he will pick up this from here and he will pick up that from here. Ok? And they will ask you about Had Pratyahara.

[00:14:16]Ok? See how Pratyahara is formed? The first letter of the sutra is raised [screaming sound] and the last letter of the sutra is raised. Combining these two forms Pratyahara. Ok? Thank you child. So the first letter of the formula is raised. How is Pratyahara formed? It is made up of two letters. First Pratya first letter and second letter. Ok? So what does that make of you? Withdrawal. If he asks you what comes in Had Pratyahara? So what will you tell me? What comes under Had Pratyahara? The final consonant comes. What comes? The final consonant comes. Ok? And ask how many letters are there in Had Pratyahara?

[00:15:10]If asked how many letters are there in Had Pratyahara? So what will you count? Then you will count the numbers 1 2 3 4 cross this five cross this i.e. how many letters are there in Had Pratyahara? There are five letters. Ok? There are five letters in Had Pratyahara.

[00:15:34]So what did we cross? We made the last last cross. Ok? We counted everything else. And if he asks what is in it?

[00:15:43]So brother, there are final consonants in it. Y, V, R, L.

[00:15:48]What are the dishes? Are at the end. Ya, Va, Ra and La. Ok? Is it clear? So this is how you have to remember it and in this way you will remember it easily. Now come here.

[00:16:05]Now focus on this. At number seven.

[00:16:09]If you are looking at number seven then Aman Angnan is correct, that is, if you notice then the five letters which we pronounce through the nose. I had taught you that the place of pronunciation of Amang Ganaan is the name of the letters which are pronounced from the nose, that is, the fifth letter of every group, this is the fifth of the Ka group. Ok? Then the class Cha comes after Ka. This is the fifth letter of the Cha group.

[00:16:45]Ok? This is the fifth letter of the T group.

[00:16:51]This is the fifth letter of the T group and this is the fifth letter of the P group. That is, what is there in the seventh sutra? It is the fifth letter.

[00:17:03]I am telling you, how will you remember?

[00:17:06]How will you remember below six? What is the seventh sutra? The last letter of the square. What is the seventh sutra? Fifth letter of the squares. The last letter of the letters, the fifth letter of the letters or the letters which are pronounced through the nose.

[00:17:26]So how many letters are there that are pronounced through the nose? Five. Do you have nasally pronounced letters? Five. Ok?

[00:17:36]So in the seventh, Panini ji has written the letters which are pronounced through the nose.

[00:17:44]I don't know Nazara and at this time please no further discussion will be done in Maheshwar Sutra.

[00:17:48]You just look at this. Ok? I am telling you, there is nothing at this time.

[00:17:54]Please nothing in the Mahs Sutra. Focus on this.

[00:17:56]Ok? So, in your seventh sutra, Mahasva Sutra, what would you say about the five letters that are pronounced through the nose, the last five letters of the five categories, in which category do they come, they come in the seventh sutra of your Mahasva Sutra. Ok? That's why I told you not to write it backwards.

[00:18:23]This will remain at number seven and I asked how will you do the division? To learn. So the learning is that first remember that there are vowels from one to four. Then there is a final consonant in the fifth and sixth. Then there's our nasal consonants. This is this dish which is after Thanksgiving.

[00:18:46]These are our consonants which are pronounced through the nose. Ok? There are nasal consonants. Ok? So these are called nasal consonants.

[00:19:01]These are called nasal consonants. Ok?

[00:19:09]Call it a nasal consonant or the fifth letter of the groups. Fifth letter of the classes.

[00:19:25]Ok? So the formula of number seven is the fifth of the classes which is Varna. Don't make me greedy brother, it is raining at your place. Yes, don't tell me, sweet angel. I like rain very much.

[00:19:39][laughter] My mind would wander. Ok? So is it clear? Did you understand this much?

[00:19:44]Quickly say yes or no, what is the fifth or sixth? The ending consonants are coming. And what is your coming in the seventh?

[00:19:51]Your fifth character is coming in the seventh. Ok? The fifth letter is coming in the seventh. Is it clear? Is it that clear? So what will Amanga Ganaanam say? Amanga Gananam. Among the Ganam, Among the Ganam.

[00:20:10]Ang Ganam Amang Ganam Okay Amang Ganam will be said, it is clear, yes I will not let the tea cool down at all, I will drink it right away, quickly say yes or no for this, I will move the slide further Amang Ganam is the seventh sutra, our fifth letter is okay, which is pronounced through the nose, if you cannot remember anything then just remember it directly, which is the last letter of Ka?

[00:20:41]What is the last letter of Cha? Good evening to all the children. Ok? What is the last letter of T? What is the last letter of Ta?

[00:20:50]What is the last letter of and and and p? Ok? Then whatever he has is not from the serial. It is different here. The one who is there is at third place.

[00:21:00]Ok? The one for Cha has been placed at number one. Brother, this is Panini ji. They will bring some twist, like if you watch Lock Up or Bigg Boss, then what is it, they bring a twist, Panini ji also played a twist, he said how can I put it simply, if I put it simply then everyone will remember, there should be a little twist, a little bit of what the brain should do, hard work should be done, exercise should be done, so he played the game, he kept the T category at third position, kept the C category at first position, kept the T category at fourth position. Ta class is at last and Pa class is at second place. Ok? So don't do it like this. If you are not able to type in Sanskrit then there is no need to worry. I don't like my children crying.

[00:21:48]So please don't send emojis like this. My heart starts to ache.

[00:21:52][laughter] Okay? So don't type. You just tell me you got it? Ok do it. Yes, do it. If you do n't understand then tell me that you did n't understand. Ok? That's all I have to tell you. Isn't it easy? I am saying it.

[00:22:09]This is very easy. Whatever the mahsutra says is difficult, tough, it does not happen.

[00:22:15]What is the first condition?

[00:22:18]You should be interested in understanding anything simple. You should fall in love with him.

[00:22:21]You should like that. Ok? So when you keep your loving gaze here, right? You will give him a place in your heart and I will explain it to him in a simple way and he will stay in your heart and mind forever.

[00:22:37]Ok? So is this clear? Let's move ahead.

[00:22:41]Come on, come now. Now you will see if numbers eight to 12.

[00:22:50]How far do I have to look? Numbers eight to 12.

[00:22:55]Well, what did I tell you? Tangy dishes. Ok? Our voices were lost in the beginning and lost in the end. Ok? And what else did you get from Sparshi?

[00:23:06]Even the last letters were gone. Even the last letters of Sparsh were removed. So what is left with us now? Now only and only tangy dishes are left. Ok? Thank you so much baby Kanishka. Now we are left with tangy dishes. So what would you note first here? This is the third part of memorizing Mahasha Sutra. Ok? This is the third part of memorizing Mahasha Sutra. Now you will divide here that from eight to 12 number sutras, Sanskrit is completely in your control [sound of clearing throat]. There is a little problem in typing on the phone and on the laptop, so I did not bother about that. So here you will write from eight, from the eight number formula, that is, from the eighth formula to the formula of which number, till the 12th number formula, it is fine. What is?

[00:24:08]All tangibles are consonants. What is all the touchy feely? There are dishes.

[00:24:22]Ok? So what do you have to remember about all the letters that you will find from number 8 to 12? There are tangible consonants.

[00:24:32]Ok? So is tangy cuisine. We remember the tangy dishes. Just what I said here, Panini ji also played a twist.

[00:24:41]Yesterday, when I was watching Lockup, Fara said that there is a twist in the game and task given. Or if you watch Bigg Boss, there is a twist in it. So here also Panini ji thought about us. Why am I again and again crazy about my Sanatan? If I am crazy about Sanatan or our Sanskrit, then it is because whatever people are thinking today, whatever people have thought here in the last 400-500 years, was thought here 2000 years ago.

[00:25:11]All that happened before us.

[00:25:14]Ok? So they kept the twist that messed up the series.

[00:25:22]They manipulated the alphabetical order of what we have memorized.

[00:25:25]Help, you see, when you play a game, whether it is Sudoku or crossword puzzle or even the games that we bring for children, we disturb the sequence in them so that the child learns to arrange them sequentially and remembers the letters or numbers, so Panini ji has also messed up the sequence completely so that you should work a little and see, exercise is necessary for the body, in the same way exercise is very important for our brain too, so the twist that Panini ji had added was added so that we understand this thing.

[00:25:58]Ok? Now I will explain what my job is.

[00:26:01]Ok? How will this become simple?

[00:26:04]How will you remember this? So what if they messed up the order? We'll simplify that sequence. We will follow their sequence but will use our brain and simplify it. It is just for remembering, right?

[00:26:25]Angel [sound of clearing throat] I see a lot. Actually, I would n't call myself a nocturnal creature, I mean, I do stay awake at night. I don't graze. That means I don't walk. Nocturnal means one who roams at night. Ok? So sometimes I get busy at 12:00 or there's a party or something. Otherwise I have to go out from 10, 10:30, 11 o'clock. But yes, I stay awake at night. I am unable to sleep so I have become a series, these are your web series, series, movies, be it from anywhere, Korean, Hollywood, Turkish drama, I mean, whatever I find, I like to watch it to pass time at night.

[00:27:01]Okay, so this lockup of yours and all these things I finish only after sitting down. So now come here, if you are paying attention, if you are watching a little bit, okay, so what game did he play, see where did he give the fifth letter, he kept the fifth letter here and there.

[00:27:21]What did he do at number seven? The fifth letter was kept.

[00:27:23]Ok? Is it clear? They did the opposite.

[00:27:26]What did he do? They did the opposite.

[00:27:31]That is, what did they do instead of 1 2 3 4 5? 5 4 3 2 1 This is how they tried to fool us. But what do they know? We are also his disciples. I am crazy about him. And we will remember their methods. So this is your number eight, okay, what do we have to do with the last letter, we have to leave the last letter, so we will cross it, then there is your 'Ghaddhash', we will cross it, okay, so if you are noticing the letters that you are seeing here, then you have 1 2 3 4 and five. Ok? So where does Jha come in?

[00:28:19]Ch, Chh, J, Jh. That means, which one is this cry? This is number four. This is the fourth row.

[00:28:28]This is the fourth character.

[00:28:32]Ok? That means, in every group, our alphabet, consonant which comes at number four, is present in how many sutras?

[00:28:42]In sutras eight and nine. The fourth consonant will be found in the formula of number eight and number nine.

[00:28:45]Ok? Let me finish it quickly in 1 minute. Till then you guys should use your brain a little. Isn't it? What are we getting at number eight and nine? We are getting the fourth letter of each category.

[00:29:10]So come on.

[00:29:12]What is the fourth word? All classes.

[00:29:16]All five classes.

[00:29:25]Ok? So it went down immediately. What will happen to the fear and the clouds? That's your fourth letter. Which one? The fourth letter you have taken from your five classes is your Jhab Ghat Dhas.

[00:29:43]Ok? Six fears and ghastliness.

[00:29:51]What are we discussing here right now? Only this will do.

[00:29:58]No more comments and things in Maharishi Sutra right now. Ok? And whatever else you want to discuss about the subject, you can do it by calling. Is it okay baby? Is it clear?

[00:30:06]tell me fast. In the eight and nine number Mahesh Sutras, we find the fourth letters of all the categories.

[00:30:14]Ok? So if you see six, whose is it? Ch, ch, j, ch. Whatever happened to Cha has become Jha for you. This is P's fourth position.

[00:30:27]Ok? Then d is your k squared.

[00:30:30]Ok? Your 'Dha' belongs to the 'T' category and your 'Dha' belongs to the 'T' category. Ok?

[00:30:40]No, I am not confused. You will write these down and when you look at them carefully once or twice, they will become clear. Ok?

[00:30:47]Is it clear? There is no need to be confused.

[00:30:50]You will use your brain a little bit to understand what I am writing to you. You will understand everything.

[00:30:57]Ok son. Ok? Are you understanding this?

[00:31:01]So this is your what? Fourth class. Which class is this yours? This is the fourth character. Which one? Where do we find the fourth letter of all your five classes? We get that on the formula number eight and nine. Where can I get it? It is found on the formula of numbers eight and nine.

[00:31:23]Ok? Now come to number 10.

[00:31:27]Number 10 is even simpler, brother.

[00:31:30]Number 10 is saying that I take all of them together, so if you do not count them then you will say it as Jab, then say two letters at a time, when Garh, 10 at number 10, okay, how is the formula of number 10 ending, it is ending at 10, that when Garh, Garh Dash, Jab Garh Dash, Jab Garh Dash, okay, then which are these, if you count then Ka, Kha, Ga, Kha, then what is coming, Ga is coming at which number, on the third number, you will write it that in the formula of number 10, on the 10th formula, in the 10th formula, which letters of the five classes are coming?

[00:32:35]third. Ok? Which letter? The third character is. Ok? The third character is.

[00:32:46]Is it clear? The third character is. In which?

[00:32:49]In the formula number 10. This is the third formula. The third letter is being found.

[00:32:57]Where are we getting it? The significance of all five classes is found in the formula of 10 numbers. Ok? Like it became a class A. Ok?

[00:33:08]Then it became the third of the J class. Ok?

[00:33:11]This became P class. Ok? Then it became T class. And this one became of the T category. Is it clear? So where can we find the third one? We get the third one in the 10th sutra.

[00:33:24]Ok? All the children who are attending this class, I think our previous Mahasha Sutra class could not be held yesterday. Did it happen the day before yesterday? It probably happened the day before yesterday. So please do watch that class, you will find it simpler. Ok?

[00:33:45]Once again, what is your point in the 10th sutra? The third character is coming.

[00:33:50]Your third character is coming in the 10th sutra. Ok? Your fifth character was coming in the eighth and ninth. Isn't it? The fourth caste of the five classes was coming to you. Ok? Is it clear? So what's left now? It's fourth. It's the third one.

[00:34:05]So now the second and first are left. What's left? Second and first. Ok?

[00:34:15]What are you saying son?

[00:34:19]Dev iti sanjyak I am not able to understand that whatever I am teaching, where I am, why you are not understanding that thing only.

[00:34:29]What is itagya, what is halant, what is omission, I will tell you all this as well. Whatever I am telling you, I am requesting you again and again that whatever I am telling you, understand only that thing only. I am not like other people's teachers who finish Mahash Sutra in a single day. I am not doing it. I am giving proper time to Maheshwar Sutra.

[00:34:52]Ok? I am giving proper time because I know that Maheshwar Sutra is the seed for Sanskrit. It is the foundation. It can come in every exam of yours. Not only for D.El.Ed.

[00:35:03]And what I am teaching so deeply and in detail, I am teaching only so that the children who are coming apart from D.El.Ed can benefit. Ok? You people should also get profit from it in future. So that's why I am spending maximum time on this. I will come to all the Halant named after this. Ok?

[00:35:20]I will also come to Lop. The noun 'it' is omitted.

[00:35:23]Ok? The noun 'it' is omitted because it has a halant. But I don't want to confuse. Let me teach you as much as I can and in whatever way I can. Ok? So this is clear to you. This is number five, which is your fourth number and this is your third number.

[00:35:39]Now come forward. Now if you are taking notes then it has become very simple. You must have easily memorized what it is. What is left now? The second letter is left. Ok?

[00:35:50]What is the second letter? The second letter is your Kha, Pa, Chha, Tha, and Tha. That is, if you take the first five letters of the 11th sutra, what are they? That of the second letter of all five classes.

[00:36:11]Ok? So if we take the 11th sutra and take its first five letters, then what will it become for us? That will be made, tell me quickly what will be made? So you will write the five letters at the beginning or the beginning or the beginning of the 11th sutra.

[00:36:46]What are the five letters? All classes have second characters of all classes. Second in command. Ok? The second number is the alphabet.

[00:37:06]Ok? I think there won't be any confusion, right? You will remember what the 11th is, right? There is a formula. And what are the first five letters of all our classes? The second number is the alphabet. Whose?

[00:37:21]Of all classes. Ok? It is clear that the second letter in all the classes is 'Kh'.

[00:37:28]Ok?

[00:37:31]After P comes P. After cha comes chh.

[00:37:35]After t comes th and after ta comes tha. Ok? So write Khaf, Chhath, Tha.

[00:37:43]Ok? This way you will understand.

[00:37:46]Khap, Chhath and Tha are in the 11th sutra.

[00:37:50]These five are in the beginning and these five are the second number letters of our five classes.

[00:37:56]Ok? Now it has become even easier.

[00:38:03]What is left with you at the end? Number one.

[00:38:07]I and Panini ji played such a long and wide game with us and what did he do? He gave the last message to number one saying, " Chhat, cross this one." Ok? Then cross the Kapa and Yay. That is, numbers 11 to 12. In formulas 11 and 12. Ok?

[00:38:38]Subtract five from 11. The remaining three are yours. So how many letters do we have to take from the 11th sutra? Three letters have to be taken.

[00:38:51]What color should I use that will be clear here? We we we do this that this and this that in the 11th and 12th sutra, well in the 11th sutra, which last three, last four am I writing. Writing four means what will you do with the one that has the halant? You will cross it. Ok? The last four and three of the 12th.

[00:39:40]Ok. These are the first letters of all five classes. The first character is. Ok? So which are the first letters? So if you see, Cha is your first letter. Ok? T is also first, Ta is also first. Then there is Ka and then there is Pa. Ok? How will you remember this now? Look at this.

[00:40:20]See how you will speak? Here I had read six and ten.

[00:40:24]When I had also read Ganadasha. Now you will remember this. Khaf, make a series of two-two two-two and remember it. If you say it by making pairs of two, then you will remember that you will add Khaf, Chhath, Thach, Tatva Va.

[00:40:40]Ok? And how will you study? Khaf, Chhath, Thach, Tatv.

[00:40:49]T, ta, v. Ok? And this is Kapay. क, प्य means कप्य. Ok? Is it clear? So this is how you had the third part of it. We read it in three parts.

[00:41:03]What did we get in the third part? We got all four letters of our 25 affricate consonants, that is, all five groups.

[00:41:10]Ok?

[00:41:13]Where did we find the four letters of the five classes? From formula number eight to formula number 12.

[00:41:19]Ok? In the formulas from 8 to 12, we found all four letters of the five classes.

[00:41:27]How? Now we will tell them that when we read eight and nine, what are Jhabhay and Ghatadash to us? There are fourth letters. That is our fourth letter. All five classes. Ok? Then we will say that what is our formula for number 10, when our formula is Ganadasha? That is your third letter. The third letter of all the five classes is Gandasha. It will be on Saturday. There will definitely be a class. Ok? Because it will work now. I told you that I will teach you the feeling until it settles well in your mind.

[00:42:08]I will remind you every minute detail of it.

[00:42:11]Ok? Then you will come to know what are the first five letters of the 11th sutra? He is the second letter of all the classes.

[00:42:22]Ok? So you will say what are Khaf, Chhath, Tha? This became our second letter for all classes. Then after that you will say cha, ta, ta, va. Ok? Chat Tat Kap means if we combine the three letters of 12th from the remaining four letters of 11th, then what will we get in between them, in between them we will get the first letters of all the five groups, okay this is clear, this is the last one and see, then this is the class, there is still time in this class, well now come, how will you remember its fourth, this is your number four, this is your number four, in this you will tell, in this you will tell that Sha and Ha, okay what is this, this is your hot consonant, in the 13th and 14th sutra, the hot consonant in the sutra is Jan, it is a hot consonant.

[00:43:43]Ok?

[00:43:50]What else do they call them now? These are also called Shal Pratyahara.

[00:43:58]These are also called Shal Pratyahara.

[00:44:09]Ok? So it is called Shaal Pratyahara. This is a hot dish for you. In which-in which?

[00:44:14]In the 13th and 14th sutras. Ok? Now how did Shal Pratyahara happen? So we picked up this 'sh' and we picked up this 'l'.

[00:44:26]Ok? So this became our shal. If asked what is Shal Pratyahara? Ok? So you will tell that Shal Pratyahara is a hot dish. Ok? If the question is asked what is Shal Pratyahara or which letters come in it? So what will you tell me? You will tell that Shal Pratyahara is a hot dish.

[00:44:52]Hot dishes are included in it. Ok?

[00:44:55]So these are your hot dishes.

[00:44:59]Is it clear? So on the fourth number, you will remember that the last 13th and 14th sutras are Shal, that is, they contain hot consonants. The 13th and 14th sutras contain hot dishes. Is it clear? Yes.

[00:45:16][sound of clearing throat] Pretty simple, right? There is no difficulty. If you remember it easily in this way then you will be able to create Maharishi Sutra there.

[00:45:24]When you remember the sequence of the serial, which letters are coming where, then even if you do not remember the Mahasha Sutra, you will still be able to create something from your mind. Brother, do you remember the serial number from one to four? There is a voice. What to do in tone?

[00:45:42]We don't have to write capital 'a'. You should not write capital 'i'. Do not write capital 'u'. Ok?

[00:45:48]So what happened in the beginning? A I U. Ok? Your 'R' has come with Halant which will disappear due to it being a noun, we will remove it.

[00:45:56]Then did you get yours? Aye Ul then Ri L came and then Ka came, that too will be removed with Halant. Ok? Will be written.

[00:46:05]You will write carefully. Will not count. There is no counting. It will be shown in writing. It will also be said. Ok? So is it clear? This way you will make it where you are.

[00:46:20]Now let me move ahead from here. Did you understand this much?

[00:46:23]tell me fast. It is understood that if we divide Maheshwar Sutra into four parts, then we will remember Maheshwar Sutra that the first one is your Ach Swara from one to four. Ok? What is the first one to four? It's okay. That means all are vowels. How many vowels are there? There are nine vowels. Ok?

[00:46:43]What will you say after this? After this, from five to five, where will you go? Go up to the seventh. You remember the second part, right? So what will we say from number five to seven? The final consonant is. Ok?

[00:46:58]What do we have from five to seven? The final consonant is.

[00:47:01]What will happen in the last consonant?

[00:47:03]We will write the letter 'H' further in the fifth. But what will you write here? Y, R, V. Ok? Then we will write the last letter. It's over.

[00:47:12]Yours will come again. Which one will you come into? Will come at number six.

[00:47:14]We will write 'L' and then 'L' which becomes 'It' will be removed. So what is this? What happened to you from five to six? Your final dish is done. Ok? The one with number seven is very simple brother. What is the number seven saying that yes. The one with number seven is saying what am I? I am pronounced through the nose. I is the last letter of all letters. The fifth letter of all five classes is at number seven.

[00:47:43]Ok? That means, with whom is the seventh note being played? I am applying it to my nose. Do you remember Himesh Reshammiya's songs, he used to sing through his nose, right? So what to do? Seventh note: Remember from where all the seven notes are going? Going through the nose.

[00:48:02]Going into five letters. Amanga Gananam.

[00:48:05]Amanga Ganaanam means the fifth letter of all the five classes is going through the nose. It's going through the nose. Its number is seven.

[00:48:15]Ok? The most auspicious number is considered to be Na Sevan. Ok? So we remember the second part, our five and six final consonants and the seventh is your nasal consonant. Ok? The five that will be pronounced through the nose are the last ones. Now come forward. It reached number seven. Now see where will we take eight? We will not go till 11 or 12.

[00:48:37]We will go from eight to 12. From 8 to 12 are our tangy dishes. We have five classes. Four letters of five classes: Now we will tell you about the four letters of five classes which are coming serially. Ok?

[00:48:56]Can you tell me which is number eight and which is number nine? Ok?

[00:49:04]Which square came first in the formula for numbers eight and nine? The fourth class has arrived. Which class did you get? The fourth class has arrived. Ok? Then who else came next? Then your fourth character came. The fourth character of all the classes has come to you from eight to nine. That means Jhavay and Ghatadash. Ok? Jhavay and Ghatadash came. You may or may not give it.

[00:49:32]Ok? Then come after this. Now you have eight and nine, what will come in 10? 10 is quite straightforward. Coming third in that.

[00:49:41]In the 10th sutra, all the classes are coming at third place. Which is your third one? That when fort 10 when fort 10 what is this?

[00:49:52]These are the third number letters. Of all classes.

[00:49:54]Ok? This is at number 10. Now after 10 we are left with 11. 11 have scored slightly higher marks. So we have divided it. 11 The first five letters of the 11th sutra are your second number. The first five letters in the 11th sutra are your second number. Ok? That is, Khaf, Chhath and Tha. Khf, Chhath, Th. Ok? The three letters after this which have halant will be left out. The three letters after this and the three letters of the 12th are of the first number.

[00:50:34]Ok? What are these? These are your first numbers. That is, Ch, T, Ta and K and P. Ok? How will you say this now? On 11th. So on 11 we will say Khaf, Chhath, Tha Cha. We will add Ch.

[00:50:51]For the convenience of writing while speaking, we will add Khaf, Chhath, Thaj and Tatva.

[00:50:57]Ok? And then come to the 12th, Cupy. Ok? Ka and Pa and Ya means cup. So this way you will remember them. So, from number eight to number twelve, the letters of your five classes which are touching are serially.

[00:51:14]Ok? The last ones remaining are 13 and 14. This is your hot dish also known as Shal Pratyahara.

[00:51:21]Ok? Is it clear? There should be no problem. Ok? So this is enough for you that you can remember it in any way you want.

[00:51:35]You can remember him in whatever way you like.

[00:51:37]My effort is to give it in the simplest possible way. Ok?

[00:51:43]Now your withdrawal will come here. What time is it? Now I will not let you do any more khichdi.

[00:51:48]Ok? So tomorrow when we will study Pratyahara, after that I will keep clearing to you whatever other points and things are left out.

[00:51:55]So let's end this class here. Hopefully, what was the only thing you had to focus on right now?

[00:52:04]On Mahasha Sutra. What is the noun 'aap iti'?

[00:52:08]What is Halant? What is Pratyahara? There is no need to think about anything about the class that happened last year and the class that happened today. How many Mahasva Sutras are there?

[00:52:17]What is there in Maheshwar Sutras?

[00:52:20]How many other names can we call Mahasha Sutra? How did Panini get the Maheshwar Sutras? Ok? This is what you have to remember, which is the class so far. Ok? Tomorrow we will read what is Pratyahara?

[00:52:35]How are withdrawals formed? We will be able to recognize which letters in it and in what ways. Ok? Then I will tell you all that. Halant Sanjya Whatever your doubts are, I will proceed very comfortably.

[00:52:46]I will not run away. Anyway, he has a heavy body. I can't run much. But I will not run away here also so that you can get everything ready properly. If everything gets finished in tomorrow's class then it will be a very good thing. Will not done.

[00:52:57]So I will conduct one more and its last class on Monday.

[00:53:00]But the effort will be that you keep reading here and keep getting prepared.

[00:53:06]Ok? So yes, thank you so much and Vande Mataram. And see you tomorrow for the next class.

[00:53:13]You are welcome for that right now. Okay, bye-bye.

[00:53:44]So