The most effective and easy way to learn the Sanskrit language is to join an online course where you get a proper tutor to teach you from the beginner level to advanced level but as you wish to learn the mother of all languages on your own, you need to put more effort and time to learn the language. The first thing you need to know to learn the Sanskrit language is the history. Sanskrit is the world’s oldest language and it is also known as the mother of all languages. Yes, you read it right! 

Sanskrit is the primary sacred language of Hinduism and has been used as a philosophical language in the religions of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. Sanskrit is a standardized dialect of Old Indo-Aryan, originating as Vedic Sanskrit as early as 1700-1200 BCE. There are many benefits that you can get from learning the Sanskrit language as it offers an expansive view of human nature and its role in creation. Practice more than you should, give more time to practice verbal and written. Necessary grammar is enough at the beginner’s stage. Practice with patience and practice even if you are making mistakes.  Always spare an hour or so every day to let your mind and body rest by doing yoga and meditation. 

Sanskrit literally connects us to the classical form of yoga that has been orally repeated for thousands of years. Each Sanskrit word is believed to have its own consciousness, and pronouncing the word allows you to tap into that consciousness. Buy yourself the beginner Sanskrit short storybook to help you catch up with your understanding and also look for the positive sides to grow your knowledge better. Start and speak Sanskrit with a group of friends who also have the same interest as you so that you can help each other to learn it in a fun way. Reciting ancient Sanskrit mantras can sharpen your memory and cognitive skills which of course, is a great benefit for you to keep in mind while you learn the Sanskrit language. Watch YouTube for beginner’s lessons and check on google for references to help yourself learn the language. You will learn how to read, write and pronounce Sanskrit (Devanagari) alphabets and will learn basic sentence formation, along with basic tenses, verbs, nouns, and adjectives. All your hard work will pay off in the end!

Always keep in mind that “as you sow so shall you reap.” and “Keys to success are Determination, Skill, Passion, Discipline, and Luck.” Your motivation is what’s needed to make you dedicate more of your time and effort to learn the Sanskrit language. Set small goals and reward yourself every time you accomplish the tasks which you have given to yourself. You are your own guide, teacher, and student as well, so be very attentive to learn every bit of Sanskrit. Learning something that you have a keen interest in will effectively boost yourself and will be worth spending your time, money, and effort on. Knowing the history of yesterday is a benefit to be standing at your feet today.