Oral Tradition in Ancient India D.K. Printworld as a Sanskrit text

as a Sanskrit text

This dialectical antinomy between the Jnanamarga and the Karmamarga created further interest in me for the philosophical quest in my early age

of the Germ

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who in addition to their traditional training in Tibet and India have been exposed to a modern scientific environment

Oral Tradition in Ancient India D.K. Printworld as a Sanskrit textIn India, "Oral traditions," Popular "Culture" and "Folk culture or folklore" vitally connect us with the imaginations and histories of ancient times. Oral tradition disseminates both "folk culture" and "popular culture" in India. During ancient and medieval India (i. e from 4thc A. D. to 18th c. A. D.) "Oral tradition" as compared to "Classical (written) tradition" was far more popular. eg. Ramayana, as a Sanskrit text, was the preserve of the