Chanda Meters of Sanskrit Poetry
Dive into the art of Sanskrit prosody, unraveling the rhythmic beauty of this ancient language. This self-study course introduces you to the science of meters in Sanskrit, commonly found in revered scriptures like the Bhagavad Gītā and Śrīmad Bhāgavatam. Learn to sing these meters with in-depth explanations and illustrative examples. Course Teacher: HG Kanai Krishna Das
By IBMV-NA
Certificate Course
Course Duration
10 hours
10 hours
Videos
1 hour
1 hour
No. Of Sessions
10
10
Sessions per week
At your own pace
At your own pace
Language
English
Eligibility
Open for all
Open for all
Schedule of Classes
Starts on
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About the Teacher
IBMV-NA
About the Teacher
ISKCON Bhagavat Mahavidyalaya of North America, is committed to use the traditional methods of studying and teaching the Vedic literature and writings of the Gaudiya Vaishnava Acharyas.
As a service to the vaishnava society we wish to offer the glories of Srimad Bhagavatam as presented by our previous acharyas. This is our humble attempt to encourage devotees to read, hear and speak about Srimad Bhagavatam regularly.
Course Overview
Dive into the art of Sanskrit prosody, unraveling the rhythmic beauty of this ancient language. This self-study course introduces you to the science of meters in Sanskrit, commonly found in revered scriptures like the Bhagavad Gītā and Śrīmad Bhāgavatam. Learn to sing these meters with in-depth explanations and illustrative examples.
Course Teacher:
HG Kanai Krishna Das
Course Contents:
- Introduction to Sanskrit Chanda-śāstra
- Understanding 15 Sanskrit Meters with Real-world Examples
Course Materials:
You'll receive concise notes on each meter along with carefully chosen examples to facilitate your learning.
Target Audience:
This course welcomes anyone with a passion for delving into the melodious world of Sanskrit verses. No prior experience is required.
Assessment Plan:
Test your knowledge with an examination at the end of the course to reinforce your learning.
Course Requirement:
This course is open for all, eager to explore the enchanting rhythms of Sanskrit prosody.