Vedic-Sanskrit words

Vedic Sanskrit Words for laughter,  hand and  elephant  (The words in italics are Sanskrit words in itrans version.) If you are a person with sanity, for no reason you will ever think that the three entities called 'laughter', 'hand' and 'elephant' could be closely related. However, if you consider the Sanskrit forms of  these words and their origin, you will find a strange relation is emerging. Here I have tried to present the same. It shows, how strange are divinity and things when transformed into other planes. Corresponding to the English word 'laughter', the Sanskrit word  is ' haasya'. Corresponding to the English word 'hand', the Sanskrit word  is ' hasta'. Corresponding to the English word 'elephant', the Sanskrit word is ' hastI' or 'hastin'. The word haasya (laughter) , its origin and significance. The root word of ' haasya' is ' has'. 'has' means ...

The Goddess Gayatr i ( gaayatrI )  ---English translation of the Third Chapter of Chandogya Upanishad with original texts and meanings. ( The Universal Consciousness and the Universe.) (Written following the teachings received from the great seer Shri. BijoyKrishna Chattopadhyaya (1875-1945) and his principal disciple Shri. Tridibnath Bandyopadhyaya (1923-1994). The Sanskrit words written in  italics  are the itrans version of Devanagari scripts and can be found in the Sanskrit -English dictionary by Sir. Monier Williams in the website < https://www.sanskrit-lexicon.uni-koeln.de/monier/ > -------------------------------------------------------------------- Introduction. Goddess Gayatri ( gaayatrI ) is the mother of the deities. She is located inside the solar sphere. Her radiance ( varga ) manifests Herself and everyone else. The entire physical universe and divinity is   resting  in Her. She has been iden...