Noble Words : Balancing the depth of knowledge !

Knowledge is always considered to be very vast and deep. Nobody ever able to procure all the knowledge. Knowledge is considered vast and deep because the universe and human experience are incredibly complex, encompassing countless fields of study, ideas, and perspectives, and the pursuit of understanding them is an ongoing, ever-expanding process. To make people understand Sanskrit try to teach people theough these lines :

गानाब्धेस्तु परं पारं नोपेयाय सरस्वती|

अतो निमज्जनभयात्तुंबी वहति वक्षसि||

Gaanaabhdhestu param paaram nopeyay Saraswati
Ato nimajjanbhayaattumbi vahati vakhshi.

Gaanabhdhestu = Gaan + Abhdhi + Astu. Gaan = Singing (music) .
Abhdhi = ocean.
Param Paaram = to cross.
Nopeyay = not able to.
Ato = therefore.
Nimajjan = bathing (crossing)
Bhaya = afraid of, fear.
Vahati = carries.
Vakhshi = bosom,

Being unable to cross the ocean of Music and afraid of getting drowned while doing so, Goddess Saraswati bears two hollow gourds on her bosom.

Referring, to two gourd shells attached to a Veena, the musical instrument associated with Hindu goddess Saraswati. Giving her another name as "Veena Vadini" i.e. player of a veena. This implies that without the assistance of Veena, even Saraswati is unable to fathom the ocean of Music (singing). Hollow gourds called 'tumbi' are commonly used by people to cross flooded rivers by tying them to their bosom to keep them afloat and save them from drowning. The Goddess of Learning, Music and Arts is afraid of crossing, and to save herself from drowning wears hollow gourds around her bosom.

Human knowledge is not static, it is constantly evolving as new discoveries are made, new technologies emerge, and societies change. This continuous expansion ensures that the scope and depth of knowledge are always growing.

Learning is Passion!!

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