Yesterday came across a apocryphalictic story and felt like sharing it.So here you go :
English people are proud of the 17th century palindrome sentence “Able was I ere I Saw Elba”.
Wait a second if you think the above is great. You are wrong. Back in 14th century India one pundit named “Daivagnya Surya” wrote 40 Shlokas and the literature is known as “Ramakrishnaloma” . The specialty of this is, if you read from start to end it will be the Ramayana story and Mahabharata story in converse.
Even i didn't believe in first time but let me show you a sample. Read it carefully :
“Tham Bhusutha Mukthi Mudarahasam
Vandeyatho Lavya Bhavam Dhaya Sri”
Now read it from last to first.
“Sri yadavam Bhavyalathoya Devam
Samhaaradamukthi Mutha Subhatham”.
So the moral of the story is Sanskrit language is best in the world and is primordial.
So now its your turn to say few words about this.
English people are proud of the 17th century palindrome sentence “Able was I ere I Saw Elba”.
Wait a second if you think the above is great. You are wrong. Back in 14th century India one pundit named “Daivagnya Surya” wrote 40 Shlokas and the literature is known as “Ramakrishnaloma” . The specialty of this is, if you read from start to end it will be the Ramayana story and Mahabharata story in converse.
Even i didn't believe in first time but let me show you a sample. Read it carefully :
“Tham Bhusutha Mukthi Mudarahasam
Vandeyatho Lavya Bhavam Dhaya Sri”
Now read it from last to first.
“Sri yadavam Bhavyalathoya Devam
Samhaaradamukthi Mutha Subhatham”.
So the moral of the story is Sanskrit language is best in the world and is primordial.
So now its your turn to say few words about this.
