COMPLETE The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Sankaracarya Sacred Books of the East, Volume 1 - kaz

[deadvirgo]

Jeff, please note the filename format in first post. I had shortened it, because the automatically generated one was too long. I put a reminder for myself in the Notes to rename the already uploaded files during cataloging.

Michael

Noted. I will rename my saved local files to match. Do you want me to reupload 1-5 with the new filenames or just to proceed with the new naming conventions from section 6 on?

[deadvirgo]

I just fixed it. I already went through the renaming process on my end, so it didn't make sense to have a second person do the same task. I removed your "filename" notes, too, since we should be good now.

[Kazbek]

Ok, thanks.

[brownrottger]

Section 1 is PL Ok!
Thanks!
Christine

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Section 2 is PL Ok!
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Christine

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Section 3 is PL Ok!
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Christine

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Section 4 is PL Ok!
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Christine

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Sections 5 and 6 are PL Ok!
Thanks!
Christine

[deadvirgo]

The translator's introduction in its entirety is up at last. I finally get to start recording the actual text of the book.

[brownrottger]

Section 7, just one note:5:57 remove repeat of "on the ground of the denial supp"
I am in awe of your pronunciations, a true scholar. I think the lengthy intro is going to be helpful to me in understanding this.
Best,
Christine

[brownrottger]

Section 8: just one note:
5:53 remove repeat of "I need only remind the reader of the current um"
Christine

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Section 9 is PL Ok!
Christine

[deadvirgo]

Section 7, just one note:5:57 remove repeat of "on the ground of the denial supp"
I am in awe of your pronunciations, a true scholar. I think the lengthy intro is going to be helpful to me in understanding this.
Best,
Christine

Section 8: just one note:
5:53 remove repeat of "I need only remind the reader of the current um"
Christine

Hi Christine,

Thank you very much. My pronunciation is certainly not perfect. I have some familiarity with Sanskrit and Hindi, but mostly second-hand. Many of the terms used in this book I have heard before, luckily, but those which are unfamiliar tend to be tried out several times and in several ways before I decide how I think I should pronounce it for the recording. I'm glad it's not coming across as an obstacle. I have edited sections 7 and 8 per your notes and marked them "Ready for Spot PL".
Thanks again,
Jeff

[brownrottger]

Section 7, just one note:5:57 remove repeat of "on the ground of the denial supp"
I am in awe of your pronunciations, a true scholar. I think the lengthy intro is going to be helpful to me in understanding this.
Best,
Christine

Section 8: just one note:
5:53 remove repeat of "I need only remind the reader of the current um"
Christine

Hi Christine,

Thank you very much. My pronunciation is certainly not perfect. I have some familiarity with Sanskrit and Hindi, but mostly second-hand. Many of the terms used in this book I have heard before, luckily, but those which are unfamiliar tend to be tried out several times and in several ways before I decide how I think I should pronounce it for the recording. I'm glad it's not coming across as an obstacle. I have edited sections 7 and 8 per your notes and marked them "Ready for Spot PL".
Thanks again,
Jeff

Hey Jeff, You are entirely welcome! I am a very constant yogini of bhakti yoga. I am really enjoying listening to this. It struck me that these commentaries of the Sutras were created similarly to the Bible. Maybe an uneducated, novice observation; but, there you go.
Christine

[brownrottger]

Both Section 7 and 8 are PL Ok!
Christine