It is said that the Sanskrit language was passed to humanity via the Goddess Saraswati. She is a Hindu Goddess who rides upon a white goose. The 16 vowels are said to emanate from the instrument in her lap, and the consonants surround her head making up a gold halo about her.

Sanskrit is one of the oldest written languages known to humanity. Some scholars have concluded that it is the mother of all languages.

The language consists of 16 vowels and 33 consonants which all emerge from the vibrational OM or DO (DOE) or AUM which is said to be the harmonic sound of love and light.

Vedas which are ancient Hindu text are written in Sanskrit. Each stanza within the Vedas are composed with 40 syllables. With 50 characters or glyphs and 40 syllable stanzas the Vedas themselves become carriers of the 5040 code.

If scholars are correct and Sanskrit is humanities oldest language then a wonderful correlation emerges to the 5040 pattern and the Chakras.

Imagine long ago that the manner in which our ancient ancestors learned the alphabet was via the symbol of the Chakras as lotus flowers. They would have learned to speak and give names to things all the while coming to understanding of themselves and of patterns of the divine.

For more information on the Sanskrit Language, please visit the following websites:

http://www.omniglot.com/writing/sanskrit.htm

http://www.ukindia.com/zip/zsan01.htm (to learn sanskrit)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanskrit_language

http://hinduwebsite.com/general/sanskrit_links.htm

Since music is my heart, here is one of my favourite videos of music in Sanskrit of the Deeksha Oneness blessing ~ The Moola Mantra by Deva Premal Enjoy and Thank you Deva, you are beautiful!

Deva's translation of the Moola Mantra lyrics are on her website actually http://www.devapremalmiten.com/music/documents/moola_mantra.pdf  and her and her partners website is http://www.devapremalmiten.com

Another of Deva's songs I love is Chidananda and you can listen to such here at http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/song/Chidananda/23110704 and the translation of the Chidananda lyrics are available at http://www.devapremalmiten.com/music/documents/loveisspace_000.pdf

You can also listen to Moola Mantra on Grooveshark at http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/song/Part+I+Part+II+Part+III/11196587

To Listen to my playlist of Deva Premal, you can listen here at http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/playlist/Deva+Premal/20928673

or you can also listen within these videos below.......