The following is a list of the articles/research conducted on – Literature – Languages and the script
- Subtle effect of Sanskrit text and script compared to other languages
- Introduction to comparing Sanskrit with other languages
- Effect of translation of Sanskrit text from the Bhagawad Geeta into various languages
- Relationship between phonetics and script
- Comparison of numerals in languages and effect of fonts
- Key findings in differences in languages and scripts
- The effect of recitation of mantras in Sanskrit from the Samaveda
- Effect of chanting in a spiritually pure environment
- Effect of mantras in Sanskrit on plants
- Effect of mantras in Sanskrit from the Rugveda on Saints and seekers (Yet to be published)
- Effect of Sanskrit stotras on a room (Yet to be published)
- Effect on water (Yet to be published)
- Effect on an Idol of a Deity (Yet to be published)
- Effect of Sanskrit mantras on animals (for example a horse during Ashvamedh yadnya) (Yet to be published)
- Effect of speaking in Sanskrit language (Yet to be published)
- Vibrations emitted by writing in 8 Indian and 11 Foreign languages (Yet to be published)
- Causes for highest positivity in languages from the Devanagri script (Yet to be published)
- Computerised Devanagri alphabets and spiritually pure alphabets (Yet to be published)
- Vibrations emitted by the words ‘Bombay’ and ‘Mumbai’ (Yet to be published)
- Comparison of the sentence, ‘The sun rises in the east and sets in the west,’ in 19 languages (written, spoken, phonemes). The languages were – Arabic, Bengali, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi not spiritually pure font, Hindi spiritually pure font, Kannada, Malay, Malayalam, Mandarin (Chinese), Marathi not spiritually pure font, Marathi spiritually pure font, Portuguese, Russian, Sanskrit not spiritually pure font, Sanskrit spiritually pure font, Spanish, Tamil, Telugu (Yet to be published)