How to pronounce “shanti” in English

Om shanti, shanti, shanti.

what Shantiniketan was. So I arrived there.

that Shantiniketan gave, that's a lot of demand.

And "shantih" is a Sanskrit word that essentially means peace.

of Shantideva, a great, great Indian philosopher and sage and yogi call Shantideva, who wrote a great book called "Way of the Bodhisattva" that I recommend to everyone.

And Shantia is also a photographer.

and I think Shantiniketan's entire culture seemed to encourage me to do it.

I went from Shantiniketan to Calcutta to study in Presidency College, but before I went there, I had looked at the history of Calcutta--

I was sent to Shantiniketan, rather than staying in Dhaka, partly because the war was going on

Even in Shantiniketan, it's not been maintained fully, because it's made, in some ways, it

And this Shantia. She's an amazing, amazing, amazing model.

And this is Shantia again in a bowling alley.

om shant shant shant now Shanti everybody knows it means peace peace peace so we begin with peace and we end

So tell us more about your Shantiniketan experience.

But the last line is "Shantih shantih shantih." TS Eliot writes it with no punctuation, just sort of leaves it as a send off.

And I also want to thank Hans on Shanti and the folks at International House for helping us bring Ken and Pat here.

"Why do you think the education model at Shantiniketan has not been replicated in other educational institutions in India or elsewhere?

My students at NYU were in the Bronx like in shanties.

the water and we think of examples of sea shanties.

turned out he ended up becoming the author of a incredible film Om Shanti Om

So I want to start out by talking about your childhood days in Shantiniketan and Calcutta, where you absolutely loved going to the school founded

And I did. So I think Shantiniketan produced for me rather

in Harvard as you probably do in the other Cambridge and in Shantiniketan and in Calcutta.

If you guys remember the-- I kind of a painted in the hair with Shantia, the time-lapse video I showed you.

So when the thought came in the mind of my parents that I might go to Shantiniketan, which

And so then I sort of had this brainwave and decided to write, "Shantih shantih shantih," which is the last line of the poem "The Wasteland,"

And we were last night with Hans and Shanti and

Right. Right. You know, I'm sure your experience in Shantiniketan and the focus on freedom and reason

And therefore, I went to a little town nobody heard of, maybe, Shantiniketan.

I was also asking you, when you sign books, you write "Shantih shantih shantih." Can you share with us what inspires that?

And when you look at music history, throughout music history, there's been a capella-- sea shanties, and madrigals, and barbershop,

So in, again, the contest of Buddhism and the importance of love and compassion, there's a quotation from the great Indian master Shantideva,

Shannon: You should Chris: To my knowledge, there's no stories about sheds, shacks, or shanties in my book.

And, you know, I'm most interested in knowing that over the years, as a student, teacher, researcher, and an economist, how have you kept that Shantiniketan