Bhartrhari’s Nītiśataka,Verses 1-20|Episode 11|Indian classical literature|English honours|

Welcome to another enriching lesson on Bhartrhari’s Nītiśataka, one of the most powerful and timeless Sanskrit texts on ethics, intelligence, morality, wisdom, and human behavior.
In this video, we break down Verses 1–20, with clear meanings and relatable examples—perfect for English Honours, MA English, CPET PG Entrance, UGC NET, Sanskrit learners, UPSC aspirants, and anyone who loves wisdom literature.

🌿 What you will learn in this video:
✔ Simple Hinglish explanation of each verse (1–20)
✔ Word-by-word meaning + concept breakdown
✔ Moral lessons and ethical values for modern life
✔ Easy examples to help you remember the verses
✔ Exam-focused points helpful for Honours, MA & NET
✔ Real-life applications of Bhartrhari’s wisdom
✔ Difference between the wise & the foolish (as explained in Nītiśataka)

This video is made for students who want:
✨ Clarity
✨ Depth
✨ Memory-friendly explanations
✨ Story-style learning
✨ Exam-oriented notes

If you are preparing for English Honours, MA English Semester exams, UGC NET Paper 2, CPET, UPSC Philosophy (optional), Sanskrit literature, or simply love ancient texts—this video is designed to help you understand everything from scratch.


📚 About Nītiśataka

Bhartrhari’s Nītiśataka is a treasure of 100 verses that teach the path of right conduct, wisdom, knowledge, behavior, and self-development.
Verses 1–20 talk about:
– The difference between wise & unwise people
– Control over speech
– Arrogance vs true knowledge
– Power of good company
– Value of humility
– Knowledge as the highest wealth
– How behavior shapes destiny

These verses are must-learn for anyone studying classical literature and ethical philosophy.

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