I would like to know the written sanskrit translation of "Follow Your Bliss"?
443808
When you follow your bliss,\nThe whole universe conspire to be on your side.\n\nThe Divine open the doors for you.\nAnd how does that opening of doors occur?\n\nYou start to meet people,\nwho opens the door for you.\n\nYou start to meet the souls,\nwho lead you \nto your higher destiny. \n\nSo my friend, follow your bliss\nand don't be afraid.
234898
I do it for free for google.\n\nI translate English to Hindi, Punjabi and Sanskrit and back.
1181934
http://www.sacred-texts.com
805374
Try this http://www.bhajans.org/saibhajans/txt/sai-krishna.txt
105431
The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana ("Kama Sutra" is Sanskrit for "Aphorisms of Love") is an extraordinary and fascinating work that deserves careful reading and study. Written in ancient India, it is essentially a technical guide, a scholarly treatise if you will, to sexual enjoyment and other sensual pleasures. It also contains profound historical and anthropological insights into the mores and customs of ancient India. The modern reader will often be surprised by how markedly different the cultural paradigms presented in the Kama Sutra are from those of today.\n\nErrors can be subjective & occur in most translations of any type.
554038
Divine Master, grant me the Serenity \nTo accept the things I cannot change, \nThe Courage to change those things that I can, \nAnd the Wisdom to know the difference. \nLiving one day at a time, \nEnjoying one moment at a time, \nAccepting hardship as the Pathway to Peace. \n\nLord, make me an instrument of thy Peace;\nWhere there is hatred, let me sow Love;\nWhere there is injury, Pardon;\nWhere there is doubt, Faith;\nWhere there is despair, Hope;\nWhere there is darkness, Light;\nAnd where there is sadness, Joy.\n\nDivine Master, grant that, I may not so much seek\nTo be consoled as to Console;\nTo be understood as to Understand;\nTo be loved as to Love.\n\nFor it is in Giving that, we receive.\nIt is in Pardoning that we are pardoned,\nAnd it is in dying, we are born to eternal life.\nSo mote it be (Amen).
171464
It is best not to look for the meanings of the individual Sanskrit words but their use in context.  What you need is either a good phrase translator or a guru.  The site below is one meant to help during the preparation for Puja through Pancha Anga and Sat Suddhi:
703284
"filakia polla polla"="many many kisses"\n"only for you"="μόνο για σένα"(mono ya sena)\n"there is no end"="δεν υπάρχει τέλος"(den iparchi telos)\n"I love you"="Σ'αγαπώ"(S'agapo)\n"You mean everything to me"="Σημαίνεις τα πάντα για μένα" (Simenis ta panda ya mena)\n"You're my whole life"="Είσαι όλη μου η ζωή" (Ise oli mu i zoi)\n"I'm very lucky to have met you"="Είμαι πολύ τυχερή που σε γνώρισα"(Ime poli tixeri pu se gnorisa)\n"Thanks for loving me"="Ευχαριστώ που μ'αγαπάς" (Efxaristo pu m'agapas)\n"I will always love you"="Θα σ'αγαπώ για πάντα" (Tha s'agapo ya panda)\n"My baby"="Μωρό μου"(Moro mu)\n"My love"="Αγάπη μου"(Agapi mu)\n"You're precious to me"="Μου είσαι πολύτιμος" (Mu ise politimos)\n"I would like you to be here with me"="Θα ήθελα να ήσουν εδώ μαζί μου" (Tha ithela na isun edo mazi mu)\n"I want to see you"="Θέλω να σε δω"(Thelo na se do)\n"Kiss me"="Φίλα με"(Fila me)\n\ne is pronounced as in "egg"\ni is pronounced as in "bit"
46191
Kamasutram, generally known to the Western world as Kama Sutra, is an ancient Hindu text on human sexual behavior, widely considered to be the standard work on love in Sanskrit literature. The text was composed by Vatsyayana, (pronounced Vaats-yaa-yun), as a brief summary of various earlier works belonging to a tradition known generically as Kama Shastra, the science of love. Kama is literally desire. Sutra signfies a thread, or discourse threaded on a series of aphorisms. Sutra was a standard term for a technical text, thus also the Yogasutram of Patanjali. The text is originally known as Vatsyayana Kamasutram ("Vatsyayana's Aphorisms on Love"). Tradition holds that the author was a celibate scholar. He is believed to have lived sometime between the 1st to 6th centuries AD, probably during the great cultural flowering of the Gupta period.\n\nOH ... AND FOR WATTY ... check this out:\n\nSan·skrit (săn'skrĭt') \nn.\nAn ancient Indic language that is the language of Hinduism and the Vedas and is the classical literary language of India.
1073204
http://www.vedicganita.org
61809
I'll do you one better - here is a rough translation of the Japanese parts (I cut out the English sections)...'cause I like Bleach, and I could use the Japanese practice anyway ^_^ \n\ntooku de iki wo shiteru toumei ni natta mitai\nkurayami ni omoeta kedo mekakushi sareteta dake\n\nLiving far away, everything seems to have become clear\nI thought I was in darkness, but I was only blindfolded.\n\ninori wo sasagete atarashii hi wo matsu\nazayaka ni hikaru umi sono hate made\n\nI send up prayers, waiting for a new day\nThe ocean shines brightly to the horizon\n\nhito no kokoro wa utsuri yuku nukedashitaku naru\ntsuki wa mata atarashii shuuki de fune wo tsureteku\n\nPeople’s hearts begin to move, wanting to slip away\nThe moon, with a new cycle, pulls the boat along\n\ntabi wa mata tsudzuiteku odayaka na hi mo\ntsuki wa mata atarashii shuuki de fune wo terashidasu\n\nThe journey still continues, on calm days as well \nThe moon, with a new cycle, makes the boat begin to shine\n\ninori wo sasagete atarashii hi wo matsu\nazayaka ni hikaru umi sono hate made\n\nI send up prayers, waiting for a new day\nThe ocean shines brightly to the horizon\n\nunmei no fune wo kogi\n  nami wa tsugi kara tsugi e to watashitachi wo osou kedo\nsore mo suteki na tabi ne  dore mo suteki na tabi ne\n\nThe boat of fate\nRides from indecisive wave to wave, and we follow; but\nThat is also a wonderful journey, they are all wonderful journeys
647315
Look to this day, \nFor it is life, \nThe very life of life. \nIn its brief course lie all the varieties\nAnd realities of your existence; \nThe bliss of growths\nThe glory of action, \nThe splendor of beauty; \nFor yesterday is but a dream\nAnd tomorrow is only a vision, \nBut today well lived makes \nEvery yesterday a dream of happiness \nAnd every tomorrow a vision of hope.\n\nBhagavat Gita\n\n\nMay you have a most wonderful wedding !!!\n\nSend me some pix ;-)
969844
Boericke's Materia Medica.This is a masterpiece.\nIf you want to study in Hindi, you may pick up Homeopathic guide by Rajesh Dixit.
851163
Sure here you go hope you speak in Hindu\nLyrics of Namak  \nHaaaa, chaand nikal gayi ho ji main chaand nikal gayi daiyyo re......\n\nHmm, bhitar bhitar aag jare\nbaat karu to sape lage\najji bhitar bhitar aag jare\nbaat karu to sape lage\noh main tu chaand nikal gayo daiyya re\nAng pe aise chhaale padee\nTez tha jhaunka ka karu\nSisi karti, sisi sisi karti main maru\nZabaan pe laga re laga re haaye\nZubaan pe laga, zubaan pe laga laga re\nNamak isaq ka haaye tere isaq ka zubaan pe laga laga re haaye\nNamak isaq ka, tere isaq ka\n\n(Zubaan pe laga laga re) -2\n\nNamak isaq ka haaye re tere isaq ka -2\n\nBalam se maanga maanga re, balam se maanga re\nbalam se maanga maanga re balam se maanga maanga re namak isaq ka tere isaq ka\nzabaan pe laga laga re, namak isaq ka haaye re tere isaq ka haan re tere isaq ka.....\ntere isaq ka....\n\nSabhi chhede hai mujhko, sipahiye baake chhamiye\nhaaaann, haan haanji haan\nWah wah ji wah wah ji wah aah\nSabhi chhede hai mujhko, sipahiye baake chhammiye\n\n\nThaadi dene lage hai gali ke baniye baniye\nkoi to kaudi daudh luta de, kauyi to kaudi\nAjji thodi thodi shahad chata de, thodi thodi\n\nTez tha tadka ka karu sisi karti main maru-2\nRaat bhar jaa na re\nRaat bhar jaana, raat bhar jaana jaana re\nNamak isaq ka haaye tere isaq ka\n\nzabaan pe laga laga re namak isaq ka haaye\ntere isaq ka haan re, tere...\n\nhooo, aisi bhukh lagi zaalim ki,\nhoo aisi paak lagi zaalim ki\nki bansuri jaisi haan ji main\n\naarre jo bhi kaha us chandra bhaan ne\nphat se ho gayi raazi main, baansuri jaisi baazi main, phat se ho gayi raazi main haaye\n\nkabhi ankhiyon se pina, kabhi honto se pina  -2\nkabhi achcha lage marna, kabhi muskil lage jeena\n\nkarva karvat pyaas lagi thi\narre balam ki aag paas lagi thi\n\n(tez tha jhauka ka karu, sisi karti main maru) -2\n\ndali bhar dala ji dala ji dala ji dala ji dala ji daala ji re\ndali bhar daala, dali bhar dala daala re namak isaq ka haaye re, tere isaq ka\n\nZubaan pe laga laga re namak isaq ka haaye re tere isaq ka....\n\nBalam se maanga maanga re, balam se maanga re\nbalam se maanga maanga re\nnamak isaq ka haaye re namak isaq ka
519649
There are many translations due to it's poetic nature. Here are a few:\n\n * Kavikratu Tattva Budh:\n\n    "Almighty Supreme Sun impel us with your divine brilliance so we may attain a noble understanding of reality."\n\n * Gayatri Pariwar:\n\n    "O God, Thou art the giver of life, the remover of pain and sorrow, the bestower of happiness; O Creator of the Universe, may we receive Thy supreme, sin destroying light; may Thou guide our intellect in the right direction."\n\n * William Q. Judge:\n\n    "Unveil, O Thou who givest sustenance to the Universe, from whom all proceed, to whom all must return, that face of the True Sun now hidden by a vase of golden light, that we may see the truth and do our whole duty on our journey to thy sacred seat."\n\n\n    "Oh matter-energy-mind (triple universe); Upon this worthy source of divine spiritual light, meditate: thus enlighten our intellect."
1182265
Try these\n\nhttp://www.hindutemplede.com/aratiPrayers.shtml\nhttp://www.padminilight.com/puja/prayers_for_pujas.htm\n\nFor more results type "sanskrit slokas" into your search engine.
712113
Destiny=運命\nDevotion=信心\nEternity=永遠\nEuphoria=幸福感\nLove=愛\nSoul mate= Refer to below\n　If you mean, close friend, then 心の友\n　If you mean, destined soul mate, then 運命の人\nEternal Love= 永遠の愛\nDivine=神