Language of Miracle, Love and Science (Part 1)

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First of all, Sanskrit is not just a language dictated by religion. Sanskrit is a free, wild and natural language. Just like 'Namaste' is fading away amongst us, and 'Hey or Hello' is gaining popularity. Sanskrit is also fading away. Yet, Sanskrit remains an enigma to the world. For those who actually try to understand what it is all about. Sanskrit can truly be called a language of miracle, love and science.

I am very grateful, that my primary language is Nepali. Which is a branch of Sanskrit. But I am also sad that during my school years, no teacher ever tried to make 'Nepali' look interesting, fun and scientific. And I could not see the beauty of 'Nepali language' during my early years. From Kindergarten itself, I was taught to move from 'Ama', to 'Mom', and 'Buwa', to 'Dad'.

But over time, I have matured enough to understand the beauty of Nepali language. Which is a part of the Sanskrit Language, in Devanagari Script. Now, lets move to the main theme, Sanskrit as the language of Universe. Which might seem as an over exaggerated claim. But is it so ?

Sanskrit, according to UNO, is the mother of almost 97% of the languages around the world directly or indirectly. And it is the language with the worlds largest vocabularies. Some 108 arab 78 crore and 50 lakhs words have been used in the Sanskrit Language till date.

Now, it is known amongst us that Sanskrit is the most efficient language for computers, with best possible algorithms. NASA, is working on making Sanskrit the foundation of its research. And possesses around 66 thousand original leaf copies of Sanskrit manuscript. Furthermore, there are claims that NASA is working with Sanskrit language to build the 6th and 7th generation Supercomputers. With 6th generation's project deadline in 2024, and 7th generation project deadline in 2034. In a near future, we might be witnessing a huge global movement of Sanskrit language. Nasa even declared that, Sanskrit is the only unambiguous language in the whole world, and most suitable for computers.

Sanskrit, has some vibrational impact on human body. So, does the Nepali. Sanskrit follows the science of Rashwa and Dirgha. The Ying and Yang. The duality compounded on non duality. Sanskrit has the outstanding ability to say, the long sentence with the minimum word limit. Impacting, on the body, brain and consciousness. Many universities, are studying about these qualities of Sanskrit. And there has been amazing results. It has been found that, studying sanskrit improves the ability to learn.

The pronunciation of Sanskrit words has special impact on various energy points of the body. In the esoteric scale, it directly impacts the life stations, known as Chakras. When one recites sanskrit, the blood circulation starts to improve and enhance. American Hindu University, even proclaimed that Sanskrit has the ability to cure diseases. James Junior School in London has made it compulsory to study Sanskrit. The school observed that when students study Sanskrit, subjects like Maths, Science and Arts also improves incredibly.

Now, in the biological level. Sanskrit is the only language that uses virtually all the nerves in the tongue. With direct impact on neurons and nerves.  Sanskrit has the ability to change the human body frequency. Not just biology, but technology as well. Around 17 countries have universities dealing with study of Sanskrit for the development of technology. Specially, Artificial technology. Even Cosmology, German State University proclaimed that, the Sanskrit Calendar, is the best calendar system in a universal scale.

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