Shikshapatri & Bhashya vs Samskrit Tutorial

Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj & Adelaide (Australia) are pleased to launch the Shikshapatri app in an effort to make reading this Divine scripture as easy and accessible as possible. Features - Offline reading, allowing it to work without an internet connection - In Sanskrit, Gujarati, Hindi, English, English Lipi, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Swahili, making it accessible to majority of users - Change Text Colour to suit environment and preference - Change Font Size for ease of reading Whats is the Shikshapatri? The Shikshapatri is one of the primary scriptures of the Swaminarayan Sampraday. The Shikshapatri was written in the Hari Mandap, Vadtal, Gujarat, on February 12, 1826 CE (Maha Sud 5, Vikram Samvat Year 1882). Lord Shree Swaminarayan, gifted mankind 212 versed Shikshapatri for the welfare of His disciples and whoever joins the sect. It serves as a fundamental code of conduct encompassing everything from basic civic norms matters of health, hygiene, dress, diet, etiquette, diplomacy, finance, education, friendship, morality, habits, penance, religious duties, celebrations, and other areas. It covers the codes that are applicable to devotees from all stages and walks of life – young or old; man or woman; married, unmarried, or widowed; householder or saints. It is the essence of all the Scriptures including the Vedas. Lord Shree Swaminarayan in Shlok 209 Himself declares that His words within the Shikshapatri are His Divine Form. Bhagwan Shree Swaminarayan instructed Nityanand Swami to translate Shikshapatri from the original Sanskrit into Gujarati so that his devotees in Gujarat could recite it and put the teachings of Lord Shree Swaminarayan into practice. It has since been translated into numerous other languages, Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj has been at the forefront of producing translations into various languages to make this divine Scripture accessible to as many people as possible. This Shikshapatri App includes the following languages Sanskrit, Gujarati, Hindi, English, English Lipi, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Swahili; more languages will be added in future versions.

Samskrit Tutorial” is the ultimate App (https://samskrittutorial.in) to learn/practice Samskrit CBSE/NCERT books like Ruchira (6 th to 8 th standard) & Shemushi / Manika (9 th and 10 th standard), Ritika (11 th & 12 th standard) are already available for free. For Whom? Students from 6 th to 12 th can view these tutorials repeatedly and acquire the language. Very useful for teachers for use at smart classes. Teach Samskrit through Samskrit (not through other languages) Parents can help their children in learning Samskrit with the help of these videos. Benefits… Listen to Audios to improve “Listening skills” Improve “Spoken skills” with the help of Scripts &Video. Practice correct pronunciation with the help of Audio Something More… Songs are of special attraction. Play them to your children of any age and see them enjoying. ‘Samskrit Medium Text Books’ from Class 6 to 8 for Mathematics, Science and Civics can be downloaded for free. Please refer to the technical terms list in case of doubt.