In plain words
and that Sanskrit is the mother-goddess of all languages — this one must recognize; it must not be neglected. If one wants to drink one's fill of the nectar within the Vedas of the Bharatiyas, one must learn Sanskrit. The great ṛṣis wrote down many precious matters — grammar, metrics, astrology, and however many such — long ago. There is astronomy, dharma-śāstra, ethics, logic, music, literature, and sculpture — and there are ever so many more. Seeing our sciences, Western astronomers are overcome with wonder and conduct many researches in order to learn many secrets through them. Westerners have also remarked that Bharatiya astronomy is many times superior to that of the Greeks.
In the ancient Vedic sciences of the Bharatiyas there are, not only spiritual truths, but also however many secrets of today's many scientific, technical and atomic sciences. Westerners have researched and identified many sections of the Atharva Veda. Long ago, foreigners carted away, by the ton, the nāḍī texts and horoscopes written by Bharatiya ṛṣis, the palm-leaf texts holding astrology, Āyurveda, chemistry, toxicology, mathematics and other sciences. In order to research our, that is, Bharatiya scriptures, the Germans established special universities; in them, they teach Sanskrit. In America, Russia and Kabul too, they show interest in placing the Sanskrit language in universities, and press for it to be learned compulsorily, not merely showing interest. Foreigners regard the texts of Bharatiyas as great treasures and jewels.
Formerly, Bharatiyas used to give importance to the science of yoga. Even now, many countries in the world are studying this science of yoga. Institutions teaching yoga postures have sprung up today, ever so many of them, in America and in Russia. But, in Bharat,