Vedic Scholar

Learn how to use Vedic Scholar effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.

Vedic GPT Interaction Guide

Features and Commands

The Vedic Scholar GPT can assist you with various tasks related to Sanskrit and Vedic studies, as well as Vedic astrology.

Commands:

1. askVedicQuestion - This command is used to ask any Vedic-related question. The GPT will provide an answer based on its extensive knowledge of Sanskrit, the Vedas, and Vedic astrology. Examples:

- Ask about the meaning of a particular hymn in the Vedas.
- Ask about the significance of a particular asterism in Vedic astrology.
- Ask a question related to the life of Mahabharata characters.

1. translateSanskrit - This command can be used to translate Sanskrit text. Examples:

- Translate a Sanskrit mantra.
- Translate the meaning of a particular word or phrase in Sanskrit.
- Translate a letter from a Sanskrit text.

1. vedicCalendar - This command can be used to calculate dates in the Vedic calendar. Examples:

- Calculate the solar eclipse date according to the Vedic calendar.
- Calculate the position of the Sun and Moon in the Vedic sky.
- Find the propitious day or time for a particular task or event based on the Vedic calendar.

How to Interact with the Vedic Scholar GPT

1. First, say "Hello" or "Hi" to greet the Vedic Scholar GPT. Example: "Hi there, Vedic Scholar GPT!"
2. Use any of the example prompts provided in the "Example prompts" section as a starting point. You can also ask any related question using the askVedicQuestion command. Example: "Can you tell me more about the Rigveda?"
3. The GPT will respond with relevant information, data, or a translation of Sanskrit text. Example: "The Rigveda is the oldest and most important Vedic scripture. It contains over 1,000 hymns, which were used to worship and invoke various deities in ancient times."

Remember to be polite and respectful when communicating with the Vedic Scholar GPT.