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January 2, 2018

A Neuroscientist Explores the "Sanskrit Effect"

MRI scans show that memorizing ancient mantras increases the size of brain regions associated with cognitive function 

By James Hartzell

This article was published in Scientific American’s former blog network and reflects the views of the author, not necessarily those of Scientific American

A hundred dhoti-clad young men sat cross-legged on the floor in facing rows, chatting amongst themselves. At a sign from their teacher the hall went quiet. Then they began the recitation. Without pause or error, entirely from memory, one side of the room intoned one line of the text, then the other side of the room answered with the next line. Bass and baritone voices filled the hall with sonorous prosody, every word distinctly heard, their right arms moving together to mark pitch and accent. The effect was hypnotic, ancient sound reverberating through the room, saturating brain and body. After 20 minutes they halted, in unison. It was just a demonstration. The full recitation of one of India´s most ancient Sanskrit texts, the Shukla Yajurveda , takes six hours.

I spent many years studying and translating Sanskrit, and became fascinated by its apparent impact on mind and memory. In India's ancient learning methods textual memorization is standard: traditional scholars, or pandits, master many different types of Sanskrit poetry and prose texts; and the tradition holds that exactly memorizing and reciting the ancient words and phrases, known as mantras, enhances both memory and thinking.

I had also noticed that the more Sanskrit I studied and translated, the better my verbal memory seemed to become. Fellow students and teachers often remarked on my ability to exactly repeat lecturers’ own sentences when asking them questions in class. Other translators of Sanskrit told me of similar cognitive shifts. So I was curious: was there actually a language-specific “Sanskrit effect” as claimed by the tradition?

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When I entered the cognitive neuroscience doctoral program at the University of Trento (Italy) in 2011, I had the opportunity to start investigating this question. India's Vedic Sanskrit pandits train for years to orally memorize and exactly recite 3,000-year old oral texts ranging from 40,000 to over 100,000 words. We wanted to find out how such intense verbal memory training affects the physical structure of their brains. Through the India-Trento Partnership for Advanced Research (ITPAR), we recruited professional Vedic pandits from several government-sponsored schools in the Delhi region; then we used structural magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at India’s National Brain Research Center to scan the brains of pandits and controls matched for age, gender, handedness, eye-dominance and multilingualism.

What we discovered from the structural MRI scanning was remarkable. Numerous regions in the brains of the pandits were dramatically larger than those of controls, with over 10 percent more grey matter across both cerebral hemispheres, and substantial increases in cortical thickness. Although the exact cellular underpinnings of gray matter and cortical thickness measures are still under investigation, increases in these metrics consistently correlate with enhanced cognitive function.

Most interestingly for verbal memory was that the pandits' right hippocampus—a region of the brain that plays a vital role in both short and long-term memory—had more gray matter than controls across nearly 75 percent of this subcortical structure. Our brains have two hippocampi, one on the left and one on the right, and without them we cannot record any new information. Many memory functions are shared by the two hippocampi. The right is, however, more specialized for patterns, whether sound, spatial or visual, so the large gray matter increases we found in the pandits’ right hippocampus made sense: accurate recitation requires highly precise sound pattern encoding and reproduction. The pandits also showed substantially thickening of right temporal cortex regions that are associated with speech prosody and voice identity.

Our study was a first foray into imaging the brains of professionally trained Sanskrit pandits in India. Although this initial research, focused on intergroup comparison of brain structure, could not directly address the Sanskrit effect question (that requires detailed functional studies with cross-language memorization comparisons, for which we are currently seeking funding), we found something specific about intensive verbal memory training. Does the pandits’ substantial increase in the gray matter of critical verbal memory organs mean they are less prone to devastating memory pathologies such as Alzheimer's? We don't know yet, though anecdotal reports from India's Ayurvedic doctors suggest this may be the case. If so, this raises the possibility that verbal memory “exercising‘ or training might help elderly people at risk of mild cognitive impairment retard or, even more radically, prevent its onset.

If so, the training might need to be exact. One day I was filming four senior pandit teachers demonstrating the different recitation speeds. Partway into one session all four suddenly stopped. “What’s wrong?‘ I asked. “One of us made a slight error," came the response. "I don’t mind," I said. "Yes, but we do," and they restarted the entire recitation from the beginning. 

Author's note : Senior personnel responsible for this project were not involved in the conception or writing of the blog text; it was not presented to them for approval; any opinions or conclusions expressed in the blog are Dr. Hartzell's alone.

This post was written by a graduate of the online course  Share Your Science: Blogging for Magazines, Newspapers and More , offered by Scientific American and the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University, with sponsorship from the Kavli Foundation.

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पर्यावरणम् | Environment Essay in Sanskrit

“स्वल्यं तथायुर्बहुवश्च विनाः”

कलियुगे मानवाः दीर्घजीविनो न भवन्ति । केचित् व्याधिपीडिताः, केचित् क्षुधा ताडिताः, केचित् दरिद्रता दूषिताः, केचित् पर्यावरण-भक्षिताः जनाः अल्पायुषाः भवन्ति प्रतिदिनम् यमलोकम् प्रयान्ति च । तेषु अन्येषु च कारणेषु प्रदूषितम पर्यावरणम् अत्यधिकम् जीवन घातकम् वर्तते । अनेन मानव-शरीरे शनैः-शनैः विषारोपणम् क्रियते । अन्ते च अंगहीनो भूत्वा, अन्धो भूत्वा हृद्-रोगी भूत्वा च मृत्योः शरणम् गच्छति । ।

प्रकृति; अस्माकम् संरक्षिका अस्ति । अभ्रंकषाः पर्वताः, मर्यादिताः गम्भीराः सागराः, सघनानि वनानि, सोत्पलानि सरांसि, नर्तनपरा: नराः, अस्माकम् जविन-वृक्षम् सम्वर्धयन्ति । हर्षिताः तरः प्रसन्ना लतः वायोः विकारान् स्वयम् पिबन्ति अस्मभ्यम् स्वास्थ्य प्रदम् वायुमण्डलम् प्रयच्छन्ति । वृक्षाः नाना प्रकाराणि फलानि, पुष्पाणि च दत्त्वा अस्मान् बहु उपकुर्वन्ति । वातावरणस्य वायोश्च परिशोधनम् कुर्वन्ति । वनानि एवं पर्यावरणस्य सन्तुलनम् स्थापयन्ति ।।

साम्प्रतम् वयम् प्रकृतेः दूरातूदूरतः जातः । को कथा वनानाम्, इदानीम्। तु पत्राणि, पुष्पाणि, फलानि अपि न दृश्यन्ते । वनानि छिन्द्यन्ते, फलाच्छादितानि उद्यानानि उच्छिद्य नवानि भवनानि, नगराणि, फैक्ट्री इति नामधेयानि यन्त्रागाराणि निर्मीयन्ते । नगराणि महानगराणि जातानि । कृषियोग्यानि क्षेत्राणि विनष्टीकृत्य हट्टानि विनिर्मीयन्ते ।।

भौतिकवादी युगे इदानीम् ‘डीजल’ पैट्रोल इत्यादि नामकैः तैलैः चालितानि यानानि, राजमार्गान् धूम्रमयान् कुर्वन् इतस्तत: धावन्ति गगने । वायुयानानि उड्डीयन्ते तेषु निर्गता घुमशिखाऽपि घातका एव । विभिन्नेषु उद्योग-संस्थानेषु यन्त्राणि अहर्निशं धूमायन्ति वायुमण्डलम् । अधुना तु स्वास्थ्य हानिकर वायु प्रदूषणम् प्रतिक्षणम् वर्धते एव ।।

पर्वतानाम् शिलाखण्डानि विदार्य वनानि विच्छिद्य राजमार्गाणि विनिमयन्ते । तेषु गिरि मागेषु दीघनि यानानि धावन्ति । नाना प्रकाराणाम् अखाणाम् परीक्षणैः समुद्रस्य वातावरणम् अपि प्रदूष्यते । पर्वतानाम् वनसंरक्षणे चिपको आन्दोलनस्य जनकः श्री सुन्दरलाल बहुगुणा महोदयः भूरि-भूरि प्रशंसनीयः येन स्वकीये आन्दोलने समागतानि कष्टानि अविगणय्य पर्वतीयानि वनानि, वृक्षाणि च संरक्षितानि ।।

यथा प्रदूषण-विस्तारकाणि यन्त्राणि यानानि च परिवर्धन्ते तथा प्रदूषण-परिशोधन साधनानि न वर्धन्ते । धन-लाभाय वनानि छिन्यन्ते । मनोरंजनाय

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Gazing Skyward, and Awaiting a Moment of Awe

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The moment she saw the sun, something inside Julie McKelvey changed.

She was hanging from a rope on the side of Mt. Everest, four hours from the summit. The night was frozen, the slope some 60 degrees steep, the oxygen thin as she ascended to the highest point on earth. In the dark, she felt the fear and power of the mountain. She focused on exactly where to put her foot, her hand, alongside her fellow climbers.

Then, peripherally to her right, she saw an orange flash.

“I see this sunrise that I will never forget as long as I live,” she reflected. “The colors — it is just red, and then it is orange, and then it is yellow, and then the blue is coming. It was so incredibly spiritual for me, and beautiful.”

Ms. McKelvey, a mother and executive from central Pennsylvania, searched for words to capture the emotion of that moment. She felt so connected with something so much bigger than herself, something that she believed loved her. “The whole thing is very awe-ful. A-w-e,” she said, meaning full of awe.

On Monday, millions of people are hoping for their own sun-powered experience of awe. A total solar eclipse will sweep across North America, from Mazatlán up through Indiana to Newfoundland. More than 30 million people live in the path of totality, where for a few brief minutes the moon will entirely block out the sun, and darkness will swallow the light of day. A halo will glow white behind the moon, the sun’s corona.

Amid the rush to purchase eclipse glasses to protect one’s eyes and to check if clouds will disrupt the view, a deeper human experience is unfolding. The eclipse taps into a primal emotion, and evokes for many a sort of mystical moment and childlike wonder, as awareness of the celestial encompasses the earth. It is a present reminder to everyone, on the same day, that life can be magical.

For a nation pulled apart by every manner of division, the eclipse and the awe it inspires offers a moment of unity, if brief. It is a reminder of the collective experience of being alive, of the dance between spirituality and science, and the sheer astonishment at being part of the greater story of things.

“Astronomical phenomena have probably likely always been a source of awe and fear, from ever since Homo sapiens could stand upright and look at the night sky,” said Priyamvada Natarajan, a professor of astronomy at Yale University. “In these really turbulent times, these experiences of collective awe are probably extremely helpful in showing us to transcend the day-to-day noise and chaos of our lives, and of nations’ lives.”

In ancient days, communities in India believed an eclipse was a demon swallowing the sun, Ms. Natarajan said. But now an eclipse is an opportunity to pay homage to the explanatory power of science. And in modern secular society, it offers a sense of belonging, a collective moment like the religious expression of prayer and gratitude. “The question is about transcendence,” she said.

Even NASA, in its scientific, moment-by-moment breakdown of the eclipse, urges “stealing a peek at the people around you — many people have a deep emotional response when the sun goes into totality.”

Brother Guy Consolmagno, the director of the Vatican Observatory, the pope’s official astronomical institute that dates back to the Renaissance, hopes to see the eclipse from Indiana through his small Celestron binoculars.

He remembered the feeling of awe he felt returning from Antarctica and being able to see the Eta Carinae nebula for the first time. And the moment in the lab studying meteorites when he saw a pattern in the data that he had never before seen.

“The universe is elegant, it is beautiful, and it’s beautiful in a way that surprises you,” Brother Consolmagno said. “Maybe it’s a sense of what God is like.”

If you had no idea the eclipse was happening, it would be terrifying, he said. But when you can predict down to the second when it starts, when it will be at its maximum and when it will be finished, “it becomes a delight that I can be so in tune with the universe,” he said. “That, to me, crystallizes what it is to be a scientist, to be clever enough to predict, but then open to being surprised.”

The English word “awe” comes from early Scandinavian around the 12th century, meaning “fear, terror, dread,” at times mixed with reverence in relation to God or the divine, according to lexicographers at the Oxford English Dictionary . By the time of Shakespeare, the word was used in reference to great earthly rulers, the sense of fear mixed with reverence and wonder.

But by the 18th century, in the Age of Enlightenment, which emphasized reason and science, awe shifted from a religious context to the power and beauty of the natural world.

The semantics of the word are linked to fear, but awe is actually a positive emotion, said Dacher Keltner, a psychologist at the University of California, Berkeley, who wrote a book on awe.

“Awe is an emotion when you encounter things you don’t understand,” he said. “Wonder follows experiences of awe because you want to explain the mystery of it.”

The sense of the transcendence in religion is not that different from what he sees as a scientist in encountering evolution. “We are probably talking about the same experience,” Mr. Keltner said.

Today, half of American adults report feelings of loneliness, and technology disconnects people from lived physicality of the human experience. Virtual realities promised an “awesome” future but have not delivered, Mr. Keltner said, and people are hungry for something more, for transcendent emotions, for a sense of loss of self.

“There is something profound about sharing our awareness of meaningful events,” he said.

Ancient Sanskrit texts like the Bhagavad Gita mention adbhuta, describing an expression of awe and wonder that is scary, said Deepak Sarma, professor of Indian religions and philosophy at Case Western Reserve University. Even though adbhuta has something fearful in it, it is beautiful.

“Maybe something that is wonderful ought to be something feared,” said Professor Sarma, who uses the pronouns they and them. The eclipse will pass right overhead the professor’s home, and they plan to go outside and invoke various Hindu prayers and Wiccan rituals, with their partner and cat.

The eclipse is egalitarian, available to everyone, and not just humans. “All sentient creatures are going to experience this, even not sentient creatures,” they said, noting that even the stones on the ground will cool when the sun disappears.

During the 2017 total eclipse, Daniel Beverly, a postdoctoral research fellow at Indiana University, measured what happened to individual sagebrush leaves when the sun went dark. The plant showed biochemical signs of stress, as photosynthesis stopped and carbon uptake slowed, he said.

This time, he has experiments set up to measure the impact on an entire forest of sugar maples, white oaks, tulip poplars and sassafras. It is a rare chance to learn how an eclipse affects not just one individual, but an entire ecosystem, Mr. Beverly said.

“We never get to make an entire forest go dark for four minutes,” he said. “It is an opportunity to connect dots we don’t normally get to.”

Awe is found not just in the skies. The eclipse will not pass over Arizona, but at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, Sarah Haas, deputy chief of science and resource management for the national park, is filled with awe looking up from the Colorado River.

“You are getting a snapshot from the bottom of the earth, looking back, the colors and the sky, from the river,” she said. “There is something very connecting to the soul about that experience.”

Away from technology and cellphone service, there is a sense of being part of the story of the canyon, carved over millions of years. Ms. Haas feels it in the smell of being in the riparian zone at the river’s edge, in the sight of how the red boulders have landed over time and in the surprises of water coming up from springs.

“The river is this living entity, that is moving and adjusting over time, and you are just on the ride of that day’s experience of the river and the rocks and the rapids,” she said.

When a group leaves to travel down the river with a group, it quickly becomes self-reliant, and strangers become family, dependent on one another for survival, Ms. Haas said.

“You have to keep in mind there are things that could hurt you, or things the canyon needs to do to evolve and to grow that you have to be aware of, like flash flooding or rockfalls,” she said.

A year after she climbed Mt. Everest, Ms. McKelvey is still unpacking the emotion of the enormity of the mountain. She recently finished another summit, becoming one of few women in the world to top the highest peaks on all seven continents.

Like the experience of the eclipse’s totality, which lasts only a few minutes, her time at the summit of Everest was brief, maybe just 20 minutes, she said. Perhaps that may be part of the revelation.

“What I am realizing is, it was the process the whole time. It was never about the top of any of the mountains,” Ms. McKelvey said.

Most awe-inspiring of all was simply being present to the moment, both to the world and to those around her as they suffered together in the cold and cheered each another on, she said.

“That is where the magic is,” she said. “I’m not living in the past, I’m not living in the future … I am just here.”

Elizabeth Dias is The Times’s national religion correspondent, covering faith, politics and culture. More about Elizabeth Dias

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अधुना विश्वे सर्वे मानवाः सर्वे जन्तवः अपि प्रदूषणेन पीडिताः सन्ति। अधुना निर्मलवायुः, शुद्धजलं, स्वास्थ्यवर्धकभोजनं च इति सर्वाणि दुर्लभानि सन्ति। वायुप्रदूषणस्य कारणात्, श्वासरोगाः, नेत्ररोगाः, त्वचारोगाः च वर्धन्ते। औद्योगिकयुगे वायुप्रदूषणस्य अतिवर्धनं भवति। वृक्षाणां कर्तनस्य कारणात् अपि वायुप्रदूषणं वर्धते। नदीतीरे वस्त्रक्षालनस्य पात्रक्षालनस्य च कारणात् जलप्रदूषणं भवति। अनेन उदररोगाः उद्भवन्ति। ध्वनिप्रदूषणस्य कारणात् श्रवणरोगाः भवन्ति। अस्याः प्रदूषणसमस्यायाः उपायेषु पादपारोपणं नदीजलस्य निर्मलीकरणं इत्यादयः सन्ति । प्रदूषणसमस्यायाः निवारणं सम्पूर्णसमाजस्य दायित्वम् अस्ति।

pradūṣaṇam iti viṣaye saṃskṛtabhāṣāyāṃ nibandhaḥ।

adhunā viśve sarve mānavāḥ sarve jantavaḥ api pradūṣaṇena pīḍitāḥ santi। adhunā nirmalavāyuḥ, śuddhajalaṃ, svāsthyavardhakabhojanaṃ ca iti sarvāṇi durlabhāni santi। vāyupradūṣaṇasya kāraṇāt, śvāsarogāḥ, netrarogāḥ, tvacārogāḥ ca vardhante। audyogikayuge vāyupradūṣaṇasya ativardhanaṃ bhavati। vṛkṣāṇāṃ kartanasya kāraṇāt api vāyupradūṣaṇaṃ vardhate। nadītīre vastrakṣālanasya pātrakṣālanasya ca kāraṇāt jalapradūṣaṇaṃ bhavati। anena udararogāḥ udbhavanti। dhvanipradūṣaṇasya kāraṇāt śravaṇarogāḥ bhavanti। asyāḥ pradūṣaṇasamasyāyāḥ upāyeṣu pādapāropaṇaṃ nadījalasya nirmalīkaraṇaṃ ityādayaḥ santi। pradūṣaṇasamasyāyāḥ nivāraṇaṃ sampūrṇasamājasya dāyitvam asti।

Essay On Pollution

All humans and living beings in this world are troubled by the issue of pollution. Unpolluted air, clean water and healthy food have become a rarity now. Diseases of breathing and the lungs, the eyes and the skin arise due to air pollution. Air pollution has especially risen due to the industrial revolution. Deforestation has led to an increase in air pollution. Washing clothes and utensils on the riverbank causes water pollution. This causes diseases of the digestive system. Problems of hearing arise due to noise pollution. The solutions to the problem of pollution include tree plantation and cleaning of rivers. It is the responsibility of society as a whole to resolve the issue of pollution.

इस संसार में सभी मनुष्य और जीव-जंतु प्रदूषण की समस्या से पीडित हैं। निर्मल हवा, शुद्ध पानी और स्वस्थ भोजन अब दुर्लभ हो गए हैं। वायु प्रदूषण के कारण श्वास के, आँखों के तथा त्वचा के रोग बढ़ते   हैं। औद्योगिक युग में वायु प्रदूषण बहुत बढ़ा है। वृक्षों की कटाई के कारण भी वायुप्रदूषण बढ़ा है। नदी किनारे कपड़े और बर्तन धोने से जल प्रदूषण होता है। इससे उदररोग होते हैं। ध्वनि प्रदूषण के कारण सुनने की समस्याएँ उत्पन्न होती हैं। प्रदूषण की समस्या के समाधान वनीकरण, नदियों की स्वच्छता, आदि हैं। प्रदूषण की समस्या का समाधान करना संपूर्ण समाज का कर्तव्य है।

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While shifting to alternative cathode materials like LFP can alleviate the impact of nickel and cobalt, the impact of lithium has not been adequately addressed. One alternative to lithium is sodium (Na). While there is much promise for Na-ion chemistries, key issues still limit their adoption. This objective of this topic area is to advance the state of the art for Na-ion batteries by solving key challenges for the cathode, anode, or electrolyte through the development of 1 Ah full cells utilizing cell chemistries that are significant advancements over current industry state-of-the-art Na-ion technology.

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Research has shown that vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications can lead to meaningful energy savings at the vehicle and transportation system level by integrating interoperable vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I), and vehicle-to-pedestrian (V2P) communications. The objective of this topic area is to develop and deploy V2X technologies with a focus on the efficiency and convenience of the mobility ecosystem, while reducing transportation’s environmental impacts. Examples could include but are not limited to eco-driving along connected corridors, transit or freight priority, integrated corridor management, or passenger or freight trip-chaining optimization.

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Energetic inversion of the singlet/triplet interfacial charge-transfer states for reduced energy loss in organic solar cells.

Compared to inorganic and perovskite counterparts, organic solar cells (OSCs) suffer from much severer nonradiative energy loss due to the nongeminate recombination via triplet states at the donor:acceptor interfaces. To suppress the triplet recombination in OSCs, how to optimize the interfacial energetic landscape is very crucial. Here, we find that the lowest spin-triplet interfacial charge transfer state ( T CT 1 ) can be simultaneously hybridized with multiple local-excitation (LE) triplet states below the photovoltaic gap in the state-of-the-art OSCs based on A-D-A acceptors. More importantly, when the T CT 1 state is close to the upper side of the LE triplet manifold, the hybridization will result in considerable energetic inversion between the singlet and triplet charge-transfer states. This is beneficial to destabilize the T CT 1 state at close donor:acceptor separation and suppress the back charge transfer to the LE triplet states. Our work sheds light on molecular design towards reducing the triplet recombination under low driving force for higher-efficiency OSCs.

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It almost time! Millions of Americans across the country Monday are preparing to witness the once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse as it passes over portions of Mexico, the United States and Canada.

It's a sight to behold and people have now long been eagerly awaiting what will be their only chance until 2044 to witness totality, whereby the moon will completely block the sun's disc, ushering in uncharacteristic darkness.

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An eclipse occurs when any celestial object like a moon or a planet passes between two other bodies, obscuring the view of objects like the sun, according to NASA .

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A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon comes in between the Earth and the sun, blocking its light from reaching our planet, leading to a period of darkness lasting several minutes. The resulting "totality," whereby observers can see the outermost layer of the sun's atmosphere, known as the corona, presents a spectacular sight for viewers and confuses animals – causing nocturnal creatures to stir and bird and insects to fall silent.

Partial eclipses, when some part of the sun remains visible, are the most common, making total eclipses a rare sight.

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A total lunar eclipse occurs when the moon and the sun are on exact opposite sides of Earth. When this happens, Earth blocks the sunlight that normally reaches the moon. Instead of that sunlight hitting the moon’s surface, Earth's shadow falls on it.

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