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Copyright and attribution
Ancient text belongs to everyone. Our recordings, writing and artwork do not — here is the line between them.
Last updated 9 August 2026
Traditional text
The Sanskrit verses on this site come from a shared devotional inheritance. We claim no ownership over them, and we do not present them as ours. Where a specific edition or recension informs the text we publish, that is noted on the page.
What belongs to Ananta Naad
- Our audio and video recordings of the chants.
- Our English explanations, summaries and editorial writing.
- Our transliteration choices where they are our own work.
- The site's design, artwork, iconography and name.
How you may use it
You are welcome to listen, share links, and quote a short passage of our writing with a credit to Ananta Naad and a link back to the page.
Please do not re-upload our recordings, republish our explanations in full, or use our artwork or name to present another service as ours. Commercial reuse needs written permission.
Recordings and YouTube
Every chant is hosted on our own YouTube channel and played through YouTube's embedded player. Nothing is mirrored or re-hosted here, and YouTube's own terms apply to playback.
Calendar data attribution
Panchang timings are provided by Prokerala and are attributed on the calendar pages where they appear. Those timings remain the property of that provider and are shown here under their terms.
Raising a copyright concern
If you believe something on this site infringes your rights, please get in touch or email anantanaad.studio@gmail.com with the exact page address, a description of the material, and your relationship to it. Genuine claims are reviewed promptly, and material is removed while a claim is being examined where that is the right thing to do.