Origin of Grammar from Lord Shankar's Vada of 'Damru'

- Curiosity and hard work can also change the destiny line
- Occasional
- Lord Shiva made a free flow of inspiration flow in the heart of the devotee
Historians - scholars say that about two thousand seven hundred years ago, man was speechless. Paniputra Panini also decided to go to the gurukula to study, but it was difficult for him to understand anything. Going to gurus and fellow students, he tried tirelessly to become versed in the Shastras, but ultimately met with disappointment.
Finally, he decided that all this is wasted effort. This masculinity is futile. It is not my destiny to study the scriptures. There is no way for me to rise again. Self-development is not easy and why should I work for all that crap? No development in my destiny. Thinking like this, he suddenly left the Gurukul without informing anyone.
Instead of going home, Panini took the forest path. He decided to live in a secluded and deserted place. A village came on the way. He felt hungry too. It has also become tumultuous. He thought of sitting in one place. There was a well at a little distance from where he was sitting and some women of that village were drawing water from the well. He went to that well and expressed his desire to drink water to a woman. While drinking the water, the young waterman's eyes fell on the rope on the stone edge of the well. Pulled by the rope, the stone fell over the pit. This thing got into his mind and the storm woke up in his mind. It kept echoing in his heart that even a rope could rub the stone ???
He sat in front of the idol of Shiva. He tried to concentrate his mind. He felt as if the electricity was returning in his body as the single gaze of Sarvabhava was flowing into that idol. And the communication of consciousness returned and he began to breathe deeply.
He stabilized his life by doing pranayama. In the middle of the Bhurkuti between the two eyes, he immobilized himself, imagining his own Jyotirmaya form for hours, he became self-luminous. Lord Shankar uttered the sound of ``Damru'' as he sank into bhava samadhi saying, ``I meditate on that supreme effulgence of God.'' It is said that Panini composed grammar from the sound of this Damru of Lord Shankar. He felt the transformation of his 'self' form. His memory began to be experienced in his own published form and also those 'Vedavakayos'.
"Dhu Lok is you. Prithviloka is You" and outer space is also You. And also 'Oh human! You are the Triloki form. That is, within you, the entire creation and the prosperity of these three worlds are filled. You alone are full of all opulence.''
Lord Shiva made Panini's heart flow with a free flow of inspiration. But this current lay implicitly in the heart of Panini himself and he achieved all this with concentration of mind. And the consciousness of devotion was revealed. He had visions of a huge tree inside that seed lying inside him.
Panini left those Himalayan regions and walked towards Pataliputra. Pataliputra is the ultimate abode of learning. In it, he started studying with the famous Acharya 'Varruchi' there. In just a few years, many people started seeing his talent. Acharya Vararuchi bowed to the genius of Panini. Studying Dr. According to Umakant J. Joshi, today the ships of the century have drifted away. In many streams of time, many kingdoms were destroyed, but the grammar created by Panini is still unique today. And there is uniqueness. All the scriptures he composed became like torches burning before the sun.
Thus, from the sound of Shankara's Damru, 'Naad Brahma' and by absorbing it Panini Muni has produced 'Shabda Brahma' which is known as language.
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