Sanskrit,
in the ear.

Let sound, script and meaning meet in one place. Each Airavathi recitation stays beside its Devanāgarī, IAST transliteration, learning rendering and vocabulary—so your attention never has to leave the lesson.

How firmly each text is identified

Checked — exact text and location established.
Identified — credible attribution; named editions may differ in exact readings.
Being traced — learn the language without assuming one textual source.

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Source likely identified · Widely recited Gaṇeśa prayer

Gaṇapati Prayer

Listen to Airavathi recite vakratuṇḍa mahākāya while following the Devanāgarī, IAST transliteration, learning rendering and vocabulary.

Listen once without reading.
Follow the script and sound together.
Read the meaning, then sing along.

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One immersive surface

Stay with
the verse.

01
Listen for the whole
Begin with rhythm and sound before analysing each word.
02
Connect sound and script
Follow Devanāgarī or IAST while the same recording remains in view.
03
Understand the layers
Keep text, transliteration, vocabulary and rendering visibly distinct.
04
Return and participate
Replay, recite, notice one detail, and bring the question to your mentor.

Five guided recitations