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45 minutes

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We believe that slokas hold timeless wisdom that can guide individuals in their personal and academic lives. By teaching slokas, We aim to pass on this invaluable knowledge to the next generation, helping them connect with their roots while fostering a sense of discipline, focus, and mindfulness. Additionally, We wanted to create a space where students can experience the beauty of language and develop a lifelong love for learning.

Slokas serve as a bridge to our heritage, allowing students to connect with the wisdom of the past while developing a strong foundation in language and rhythm.

The benefits of reciting slokas are manifold: they enhance memory and concentration, promote mental clarity, and foster a sense of discipline. Additionally, the practice cultivates a sense of community and belonging among students, as they engage in a shared journey of learning. Reciting slokas also encourages mindfulness, helping students develop a deeper appreciation for the beauty and intricacy of language. Ultimately, these classes aim to instil a love for our traditions while nurturing the holistic development of each student.

We do revisions from time to time where the devotees can learn the missed shlokas. Otherwise also, we take classes separately for them to catch up with the missed sessions.

Not necessary. The Sanskrit Sloka texts are transliterated in English and Tamil and shown on Screen during the class. This helps the students to easily follow the class during the session.

The pdf of the shlokas are also available for the devotees.

The maximum class size is 15 to 20 participants. However, if we receive more registrations, we will create additional batches based on demand. Therefore, there are no concerns regarding session registrations; anyone can join as long as space permits.

Some of our classes are conducted in English. Some are conducted in Tamizh. Kindly contact us to know more particulars on this.

Based on our experience, children aged 7 and older are well-suited to begin learning slokas. For children under 5, those who are attentive and capable can join our classes alongside a parent who can support them at home during the learning process.

Our classes are open to anyone who is eager to learn and can commit to attending sincerely and regularly without absence.

The objective of learning shlokas is multifaceted. It aims to:

1. Cultural Preservation: To connect individuals with their cultural and spiritual heritage.
2. Mental Discipline: To enhance focus, memory, and cognitive skills through repetition and practice.
3. Language Skills: To improve understanding and appreciation of Sanskrit or other relevant languages.
4. Mindfulness: To promote mindfulness and emotional well-being through the rhythmic and melodic qualities of shlokas.
5. Spiritual Growth: To foster a deeper connection to spirituality and personal values.
6. Community Engagement: To create a sense of belonging and community among learners.

Ultimately, learning shlokas serves to enrich the mind, spirit, and sense of identity.

Classes are available for: US time zones, Australia Time zone and India Time zone.

A good internet connection, A device, and free conference call app.

The shlokas are taught with the help of a Presentation.

• The teacher will pronounce word by word.
• Audio Video recordings will be sent.
• PDF will be available for them to read aloud.

Yes. The word split up will be presented so that students can have an easy understanding and pronunciation practice.

The shlokas in the PPT will be presented in Tamil, English and Sanskrit language along with the word split up for easy understanding and pronunciation.

The PPT contains the following:

• The shlokas in all the three languages (English, Tamil and Sanskrit)
• Word split up of the shloka for better understanding and pronunciation.
• Meaning of each shloka.

The medium would be English or Tamil based on the batch preference.

We offer classes from Monday to Friday only. However, on select Saturdays, we hold revision sessions for previously taught shlokas.

Based on the request, we do organize weekend classes.

Students must perform a complete recitation of the shloka, either by memory or by referencing it, to another teacher. Successful completion of this task will qualify them for graduation.

You will be provided with pdf of the shlokas, audio-video recording of the shlokas.

Also, additionally, if required by the students, we do send the hard copy of the book to their personal address.

Absolutely! Upon successful completion, students will be awarded a certificate, a special memento, and receive blessings from the esteemed Jeeyar of Thirukoviloor.

Absolutely. Anyone with curiosity and interest can learn.