Fwd: Help for Amrita TV Why can't we learn Malayalam

[Guest guest]

Hari OM! OM Amriteswariey Namaha!

 

Blessed Keval,

 

Malayalam is the Mother Tongue of Ammachi, in this Avataar, so they

will be broadcasting in Malayalam only, Why can't we folks those who

do not know Malayalam try to learn Malayalam, Like educated people in

India can talk, speak and walk in English, Why can't some of you

learn Malayalam? One of the Sweetest language in the World!

 

A Malayalee can learn any language, but not vice versa.

 

With Love & OM!

 

OM Nama Shivaya

Om Amriteswariye Namaha!

 

Krishna Prasad

 

 

 

Ammachi, Mike Brooker <patria1818> wrote:

> Item below forwarded from the Toronto Amma list.

> Amrita TV was launched as part of the 50th birthday

> celebrations, but even if you can pull it in on a

> satellite dish they only broadacast in Malayalam.

>

> Keval

>

> >

> > -

> > "Sebok" <sashwat_india>

> > <ammabrasil@b...>

> > Thursday, February 19, 2004 12:31 PM

> > Help for Amrita TV

> >

> >

> > Om Namah Shivaya,

> >

> > Our humble regards to Amma's dear children

> > worldwide.

> > As you might know, Amma's Cultural TV station is

> > planning to go on air

> > shortly.

> >

> > Project 1:

> >

> > We are doing research on how TV Stations and Studios

> > outside India are

> > setup. We would like to know how these TV stations

> > deal with the issues

> > of: Efficiency, Production (crew), Technology

> > (facilities), Structure,

> > Programming and Visualization. Please talk to

> > contacts you may have in

> > the field of TV Broadcasting to see if they are

> > willing to help, we can

> > send you our detailed research information list. We

> > would also

> > appreciate it if you could introduce us to a few

> > National TV Stations.

> > Unfortunately, as time is short, the research has to

> > be completed by

> > the end of February 2004.

> >

> > Project 2:

> >

> > We are putting together an international team of

> > experienced

> > professionals with the goal to develop a unique and

> > universal

> > presentation style for Amrita Television. We are

> > looking for devotees,

> > or people who feel attracted towards Amma's message

> > of Love and

> > compassion. We are looking for Professionals with

> > several years of

> > experience in Production, Post-Production, Graphics,

> > Camera, Sound,

> > Lighting, Marketing or Engineering in Television

> > Broadcasting on a

> > National level, and who are willing to come over to

> > India for several

> > weeks on their own initiative. Please get in touch

> > with us as soon as

> > possible.

> >

> > Ever in Amma's Service,

> > Shashwat. Amrita TV.

> >

> > Phone: 0091-471-2364604 (Office)

> > 0091-9847171179 (Mobile)

> >

> >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Beloved Krishna Prasad,

 

Namah Shivayah! I want to learn Malayalam SSOOOOOOO

bad!!!! I have searched extensively for instruction in

the Los Angeles area, and have found not one class,

teacher, etc. I would even be willing to drive two

hours outside of town to little India (Artesia, CA) to

 

study with someone, but the last time I was there, I

asked around and was informed that most of the people

there were from the north, speaking hindi, telugu,

etc.

 

Could you tell me if the dialects are similar? Is it

worth it to study one of these other languages? Or

does anyone have suggestions on how to learn?

 

Om Amriteswaryai Namaha

 

pranams,

Brianna

 

--- Krishna Prasad <rkrishp99 wrote:

> Hari OM! OM Amriteswariey Namaha!

>

> Blessed Keval,

>

> Malayalam is the Mother Tongue of Ammachi, in this

> Avataar, so they

> will be broadcasting in Malayalam only, Why can't we

> folks those who

> do not know Malayalam try to learn Malayalam, Like

> educated people in

> India can talk, speak and walk in English, Why can't

> some of you

> learn Malayalam? One of the Sweetest language in the

> World!

>

> A Malayalee can learn any language, but not vice

> versa.

>

> With Love & OM!

>

> OM Nama Shivaya

> Om Amriteswariye Namaha!

>

> Krishna Prasad

>

>

>

> Ammachi, Mike Brooker

> <patria1818> wrote:

> > Item below forwarded from the Toronto Amma list.

> > Amrita TV was launched as part of the 50th

> birthday

> > celebrations, but even if you can pull it in on a

> > satellite dish they only broadacast in Malayalam.

> >

> > Keval

> >

> > >

> > > -

> > > "Sebok" <sashwat_india>

> > > <ammabrasil@b...>

> > > Thursday, February 19, 2004 12:31 PM

> > > Help for Amrita TV

> > >

> > >

> > > Om Namah Shivaya,

> > >

> > > Our humble regards to Amma's dear children

> > > worldwide.

> > > As you might know, Amma's Cultural TV station is

> > > planning to go on air

> > > shortly.

> > >

> > > Project 1:

> > >

> > > We are doing research on how TV Stations and

> Studios

> > > outside India are

> > > setup. We would like to know how these TV

> stations

> > > deal with the issues

> > > of: Efficiency, Production (crew), Technology

> > > (facilities), Structure,

> > > Programming and Visualization. Please talk to

> > > contacts you may have in

> > > the field of TV Broadcasting to see if they are

> > > willing to help, we can

> > > send you our detailed research information list.

> We

> > > would also

> > > appreciate it if you could introduce us to a few

> > > National TV Stations.

> > > Unfortunately, as time is short, the research

> has to

> > > be completed by

> > > the end of February 2004.

> > >

> > > Project 2:

> > >

> > > We are putting together an international team of

> > > experienced

> > > professionals with the goal to develop a unique

> and

> > > universal

> > > presentation style for Amrita Television. We are

> > > looking for devotees,

> > > or people who feel attracted towards Amma's

> message

> > > of Love and

> > > compassion. We are looking for Professionals

> with

> > > several years of

> > > experience in Production, Post-Production,

> Graphics,

> > > Camera, Sound,

> > > Lighting, Marketing or Engineering in Television

> > > Broadcasting on a

> > > National level, and who are willing to come over

> to

> > > India for several

> > > weeks on their own initiative. Please get in

> touch

> > > with us as soon as

> > > possible.

> > >

> > > Ever in Amma's Service,

> > > Shashwat. Amrita TV.

> > >

> > > Phone: 0091-471-2364604 (Office)

> > > 0091-9847171179 (Mobile)

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> > Mail SpamGuard - Read only the mail you

> want.

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>

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Brianna:

 

The San Ramon ashram I believe offers Malayalam classes, but thats

way off. There is a reasonably good book called "Learn Malayalam in

30 days"(it actually takes a lot longer!) you may get it at some

Indian bookstore; you could also try asking at

 

http://users.erols.com/nataraj/

 

which is the largest online resource for yoga books etc(they may get

this for you if they dont have it). But personally, I think learning

Sanskrit is better than Malayalam(this is also the closest language

to Malayalam BTW)

 

-yogaman

 

 

Ammachi, Brianna Mosteller <rubyrapunzel>

wrote:

> Beloved Krishna Prasad,

>

> Namah Shivayah! I want to learn Malayalam SSOOOOOOO

> bad!!!! I have searched extensively for instruction in

> the Los Angeles area, and have found not one class,

> teacher, etc. I would even be willing to drive two

> hours outside of town to little India (Artesia, CA) to

>

> study with someone, but the last time I was there, I

> asked around and was informed that most of the people

> there were from the north, speaking hindi, telugu,

> etc.

>

> Could you tell me if the dialects are similar? Is it

> worth it to study one of these other languages? Or

> does anyone have suggestions on how to learn?

>

> Om Amriteswaryai Namaha

>

> pranams,

> Brianna

>

> --- Krishna Prasad <rkrishp99> wrote:

> > Hari OM! OM Amriteswariey Namaha!

> >

> > Blessed Keval,

> >

> > Malayalam is the Mother Tongue of Ammachi, in this

> > Avataar, so they

> > will be broadcasting in Malayalam only, Why can't we

> > folks those who

> > do not know Malayalam try to learn Malayalam, Like

> > educated people in

> > India can talk, speak and walk in English, Why can't

> > some of you

> > learn Malayalam? One of the Sweetest language in the

> > World!

> >

> > A Malayalee can learn any language, but not vice

> > versa.

> >

> > With Love & OM!

> >

> > OM Nama Shivaya

> > Om Amriteswariye Namaha!

> >

> > Krishna Prasad

> >

> >

> >

> > Ammachi, Mike Brooker

> > <patria1818> wrote:

> > > Item below forwarded from the Toronto Amma list.

> > > Amrita TV was launched as part of the 50th

> > birthday

> > > celebrations, but even if you can pull it in on a

> > > satellite dish they only broadacast in Malayalam.

> > >

> > > Keval

> > >

> > > >

> > > > -

> > > > "Sebok" <sashwat_india>

> > > > <ammabrasil@b...>

> > > > Thursday, February 19, 2004 12:31 PM

> > > > Help for Amrita TV

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Om Namah Shivaya,

> > > >

> > > > Our humble regards to Amma's dear children

> > > > worldwide.

> > > > As you might know, Amma's Cultural TV station is

> > > > planning to go on air

> > > > shortly.

> > > >

> > > > Project 1:

> > > >

> > > > We are doing research on how TV Stations and

> > Studios

> > > > outside India are

> > > > setup. We would like to know how these TV

> > stations

> > > > deal with the issues

> > > > of: Efficiency, Production (crew), Technology

> > > > (facilities), Structure,

> > > > Programming and Visualization. Please talk to

> > > > contacts you may have in

> > > > the field of TV Broadcasting to see if they are

> > > > willing to help, we can

> > > > send you our detailed research information list.

> > We

> > > > would also

> > > > appreciate it if you could introduce us to a few

> > > > National TV Stations.

> > > > Unfortunately, as time is short, the research

> > has to

> > > > be completed by

> > > > the end of February 2004.

> > > >

> > > > Project 2:

> > > >

> > > > We are putting together an international team of

> > > > experienced

> > > > professionals with the goal to develop a unique

> > and

> > > > universal

> > > > presentation style for Amrita Television. We are

> > > > looking for devotees,

> > > > or people who feel attracted towards Amma's

> > message

> > > > of Love and

> > > > compassion. We are looking for Professionals

> > with

> > > > several years of

> > > > experience in Production, Post-Production,

> > Graphics,

> > > > Camera, Sound,

> > > > Lighting, Marketing or Engineering in Television

> > > > Broadcasting on a

> > > > National level, and who are willing to come over

> > to

> > > > India for several

> > > > weeks on their own initiative. Please get in

> > touch

> > > > with us as soon as

> > > > possible.

> > > >

> > > > Ever in Amma's Service,

> > > > Shashwat. Amrita TV.

> > > >

> > > > Phone: 0091-471-2364604 (Office)

> > > > 0091-9847171179 (Mobile)

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Mail SpamGuard - Read only the mail you

> > want.

> > > http://antispam./tools

> >

> >

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hari OM! OM Amriteswariye Namaha!

 

Blessed Brianna,

 

Please click in the link below

 

http://www.mylanguageexchange.com/Learn/Malayalam.asp

 

Vidhyarambham is also a good source, but the best way to learn a

language is to start talking in that language, No, Telugu, Hindi,

Marathi, langauges did not help you to get aquainted with Malayalam,

even if you learn Tamil, there is little hope, to talk in Malayalam

you have to learn Malayalam only.

 

May Amma Bless us all.

 

With Love & OM!

 

Om Amriteswariye Namaha!

Om Nama Shivaya!

 

Krishna Prasad

 

 

Ammachi, Brianna Mosteller

<rubyrapunzel> wrote:

> Beloved Krishna Prasad,

>

> Namah Shivayah! I want to learn Malayalam SSOOOOOOO

> bad!!!! I have searched extensively for instruction in

> the Los Angeles area, and have found not one class,

> teacher, etc. I would even be willing to drive two

> hours outside of town to little India (Artesia, CA) to

>

> study with someone, but the last time I was there, I

> asked around and was informed that most of the people

> there were from the north, speaking hindi, telugu,

> etc.

>

> Could you tell me if the dialects are similar? Is it

> worth it to study one of these other languages? Or

> does anyone have suggestions on how to learn?

>

> Om Amriteswaryai Namaha

>

> pranams,

> Brianna

>

> --- Krishna Prasad <rkrishp99> wrote:

> > Hari OM! OM Amriteswariey Namaha!

> >

> > Blessed Keval,

> >

> > Malayalam is the Mother Tongue of Ammachi, in this

> > Avataar, so they

> > will be broadcasting in Malayalam only, Why can't we

> > folks those who

> > do not know Malayalam try to learn Malayalam, Like

> > educated people in

> > India can talk, speak and walk in English, Why can't

> > some of you

> > learn Malayalam? One of the Sweetest language in the

> > World!

> >

> > A Malayalee can learn any language, but not vice

> > versa.

> >

> > With Love & OM!

> >

> > OM Nama Shivaya

> > Om Amriteswariye Namaha!

> >

> > Krishna Prasad

> >

> >

> >

> > Ammachi, Mike Brooker

> > <patria1818> wrote:

> > > Item below forwarded from the Toronto Amma list.

> > > Amrita TV was launched as part of the 50th

> > birthday

> > > celebrations, but even if you can pull it in on a

> > > satellite dish they only broadacast in Malayalam.

> > >

> > > Keval

> > >

> > > >

> > > > -

> > > > "Sebok" <sashwat_india>

> > > > <ammabrasil@b...>

> > > > Thursday, February 19, 2004 12:31 PM

> > > > Help for Amrita TV

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Om Namah Shivaya,

> > > >

> > > > Our humble regards to Amma's dear children

> > > > worldwide.

> > > > As you might know, Amma's Cultural TV station is

> > > > planning to go on air

> > > > shortly.

> > > >

> > > > Project 1:

> > > >

> > > > We are doing research on how TV Stations and

> > Studios

> > > > outside India are

> > > > setup. We would like to know how these TV

> > stations

> > > > deal with the issues

> > > > of: Efficiency, Production (crew), Technology

> > > > (facilities), Structure,

> > > > Programming and Visualization. Please talk to

> > > > contacts you may have in

> > > > the field of TV Broadcasting to see if they are

> > > > willing to help, we can

> > > > send you our detailed research information list.

> > We

> > > > would also

> > > > appreciate it if you could introduce us to a few

> > > > National TV Stations.

> > > > Unfortunately, as time is short, the research

> > has to

> > > > be completed by

> > > > the end of February 2004.

> > > >

> > > > Project 2:

> > > >

> > > > We are putting together an international team of

> > > > experienced

> > > > professionals with the goal to develop a unique

> > and

> > > > universal

> > > > presentation style for Amrita Television. We are

> > > > looking for devotees,

> > > > or people who feel attracted towards Amma's

> > message

> > > > of Love and

> > > > compassion. We are looking for Professionals

> > with

> > > > several years of

> > > > experience in Production, Post-Production,

> > Graphics,

> > > > Camera, Sound,

> > > > Lighting, Marketing or Engineering in Television

> > > > Broadcasting on a

> > > > National level, and who are willing to come over

> > to

> > > > India for several

> > > > weeks on their own initiative. Please get in

> > touch

> > > > with us as soon as

> > > > possible.

> > > >

> > > > Ever in Amma's Service,

> > > > Shashwat. Amrita TV.

> > > >

> > > > Phone: 0091-471-2364604 (Office)

> > > > 0091-9847171179 (Mobile)

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Mail SpamGuard - Read only the mail you

> > want.

> > > http://antispam./tools

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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