Pragna

Pragna means knowledge in Sanskrit. It took a long time to conceptualize the content of this blog. Constant activities were underway from years, but the efforts were not channelized. Through this blog, the hours of scattered work have been brought under one heading.

Ancient scriptures are in Sanskrit language. The objective of this blog is to share the Sanskrit shlokas in Kannada language for the benefit of Kannada speaking population. The Shlokas will also be present in Devanagari font which can be read by majority of Bharatiyas (Indians). The meaning of these shlokas has not been included intentionally. Readers and enthusiasts who are in search of knowledge are requested to go in pursuit of the source. You are encouraged to learn Sanskrit and decipher the divine text individually.

The flow of knowledge should be perennial. This is a minute step in this direction of percolating the knowledge through the internet. These texts are useful for chanting & daily prayers at any applicable frequency depending on individuals.

Speech to text conversion applications have not been used to generate these verses but instead they have been typed conventionally, checked and then uploaded. Nothing is perfect and there is always room for improvement. If you come across any discrepancies in the spelling, we request you to comment on the same and reply to us so that we can rectify it.

Journey of 1000 miles starts with a single step, and so is this first blog. We are starting of with small shlokas like Shanti Mantras and then we will progressive upload the more longer mantras in due course.

The content of this blog is free knowledge. It is not sourced from any organization or individual and does not come under the perimeter set by trademark, copyright and intellectual property. The shlokas are freely available across the sub-continent as one takes in fresh air and sips in drinking water. It is not intended for religious propaganda, political motive or business objective. This blog is purely voluntary and self-initiated.

Every individual has the responsibility of contributing for the welfare of the society for its progress and development based on his / her educational background, social status and financial stability.

The shlokas permeate peace, prosperity, focus, concentration, good health, optimistic and positive thoughts towards humans. They establish harmony between man and nature. In this busy world filled with pain and misery, peace of mind is a very distant destination and perhaps these shlokas have the capacity to bridge the gap.

Your suggestions, feedback, comments for improvement are always welcome,