| Chanting the slokas while showing the appropriate gestures was one of the first things we had to do in our Dance Theory classes. |
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| For some time science and technology took a back seat as children performed puja and rendered Sanskrit slokas. |
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| On one occasion, while doing a particularly difficult surgery he took off his gloves and sat on a stool chanting some Sanskrit slokas. |
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| The two read out lines from Srinivas' number peppered with Sanskrit slokas and punctuated with melody. |
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| The use of the word Jaganath is seen in their slokas and many Sanskrit words are also used in their languages. |
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| It also contains Sanskrit text of slokas along with transliteration and meaning for various movements. |
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| With Sanskrit slokas, mantras and verses from the Upanishads, Sacred Chants is set to a background of western music. |
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| At the Mission he studied the sacred Sanskrit texts, memorising slokas that he could recite well into his eighties. |
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| The Brahmin priest of the village temple was not invited, and Marathi slokas replaced Sanskrit ones. |
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| Her grandfather, who was a judge in the Madras High Court, was also a Sanskrit scholar and taught her Sanskrit slokas. |
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| The original Sanskrit trishtubh slokas are riotous in their flow and bring out with effortless ease the rapture and awe in the poet's heart as he describes the scene. |
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| It is airconditioned, packaged in richly coloured Indian art and culture, bhajans, slokas, harikatha, sanskrit, Ramayana in multimedia, and channel music. |
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| Besides sanskrit slokas and keertans, he has done research on folk traditions, both in India and abroad. |
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| On the occasion of Shivratri, devotees observe fasts, recite mantras and slokas of Lord Shiva to stay awake throughout night. |
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| As boys we learned the slokas everyday and did not take food in non-Brahmin houses and were strict vegetarians. |
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| This learned dharmasastrin synthesized in Slokas the teachings of the now ancient dharmasutras with ideas from the teachings of the arthasastra. |
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| Wearing saffron saris, squatting on the floor during Mass, chanting Sanskrit slokas, and eating with one's hands are visible symbols of participation in ashramic life. |
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| But it's not to be yet. There's a series of slokas to be recited. |
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