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Éa;asu muOya mxura idVya gIvaR[ÉartI,

tÇaip mxur< kaVy< tSmadip suÉai;tm!.

#it nIitZlaek> s<Sk&tSy AaEÚTy< Sp:qtya vdit,  @;a Éa;a n kevl< devÉa;a Aip tu jnÉa;a ya pamrErip Éai;ta #it ptÃilmhi;R> mhaÉa:ye inidRzit,  s<Sk&tÉa;a #TyuKte }an iv}ansvRSvÉUta #it Smr[e==gCDit,  ramay[< mhaÉartim tIithasÖym! \GyjuSsamawvR[veda> #Tyady> ASya> mUl ÉUta> %Úitkarkaí ÉviNt,  AaXyaiTmkicNtne kmR{yeva ixkarSte #it ïImÑgvÌItaya> vcn< svaRn! laekan! %ÄmjIvn<

 àaPtu< à[udit.

   ivna s<Sk&tÉa;aàÉave[ n ikiÂdip ÉartIy< zaSÇ< va iv}an< va izLp< va Ô:q<u zKyte,  vE*zaSÇe crks<ihta skldez pi{ftE> àStUyte,  Értmune> naq(zaSÇ< gItva*n&Tyklakara [a< magRdzRnaTmk< Évit,  s<Sk&tgi[tzaSÇ}Sy AayRÉ”Sy O pUJyimit s<Oyavack< svRgi[tzaSÇ}ana< k&te }anxnkae; ÉUtmiSt,  s¼[nzaSÇe pai[inmhi;R[a k&ta àTyaharài³ya %pyuKttma AiSt.    

          

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गुरोः महिमा

          

             

AacayRvan! pué;ae ved #it vedvcnm!, 

AacayR> gué #it c %Cyte, ywa==h -

gu zBdSTvNxkar> Syat! é zBd> tiÚraexk>,

ANxkarinraeixTvat! gué> #TyiÉxIyte.

gué> iz:ySy A}an< nazyit #TyvgMyte, Amu< iv;y<

A}anitimraNxSy }anaÃnzlakya,

c]uéNmIilt< yen tSmE ïIgurve nm>.

#it Zlaek> ÔFIkraeit, gué> iz:ya[a< magRdzRkae 

Évit, iZ:ya[amuÚTyE gué> inrNtr< àyÆ< kraeit, 

SoailTye zaistar< #it vedaNtdeizkacayR> vdit, 

kae gué> AixgttÅv> iz:yihtayae*t> sttimit 

Aaidz»racayR> viKt, At> iz:ya> vy< svRe SvkIyan! 

guên!  pUjyam>, AÇedmuCyte -

;f¼aid vedae muoe zaSÇiv*a kivTvaid p*< sug*< kraeit,

mníeÚ lGn< guraer'!iºpÒe tt> ik< tt> ikm!.

At> gurae> padarivNd< svRda Smram>, At>

kamaidspRìjgaéfa_ya< ivvekvEraGyinixàda_yam!,

Éaegàda_ya< x&itmae]da_ya< name nm> ïIguépaduka_yam!.

       

                

Vedic Texts

                                           

The Vedas are the earliest literary productions preserved in any branch of the Indo-European family.  The word Veda derived from the root Vid to know means sacred lore or that from which knowledge is got.  The Vedas are four in number nowadays. 1.Rkveda, 2. Yajurveda, 3. Saamaveda, and 4. Atharvanaveda.  Actually  Vedas are spoken as three-fold=Trayee.  Rk means laudatory stanza mainly in praise of gods.  Saman means propitiation in praise of Gods.  Yajus means sacrificial activities while prayer or worship.  The Atharvaveda also called Atharvaangirasa is heterogeneous collections of spell which direct against hostaile agencies such as diseases, noxious animals, demons, enemies etc.,  In each and every Vedas, there are Samhitas, Brahmanams, Aranyakas and Upanishads are found as the portions of them.  Among them Samhita and Brahmanam portions together are known as Karmakanda since they are mainly concerned with sacrifices and other rituals(Karmas).  The aranyakas are known as Upasanakaanda and Upanishads are as Jnanakandas (or dealing with Vedic philosophies).

       

                                                                         

SAMHITAS	BRAHMANA	AARANYAKA	UPANISHAD	SIKSHA/ PRATISAKYA	Srautasutra	Grhyasutra	Dharmasutra	Sulbasutra	REMARKS
I Rgveda 1.Saakalasakha 2. Baashkalasakha 3. Aasvalaayanasaakha	1. Aitareya Brahmanam 2. Saankhayana  or     Kousheetaki	1. Aitareya Aranyakam 2  Saankhayana	1 Aitareyopanishad   - Srshtivada,      Adarsavada (Prajnaanam Brahma) 2 Kousheetaki-     Upanishad   (Pranatattvasya     Prasthapanam) 3. Baashkalopanishad	1. Paniniyasiksha 2. Rkpratisakhya/      Parishada (Paarshad)          Rk-lakshana      (Sounakaracana)	1.Asvalayana 2. Kousheetaki         Or Saankhayana	1.Asvalayana 2. Saankhayana       Or Kousheetaki 3. Saambavya	Vasishta Dharmasutra (Only one)	-         -	Rtvik- HOTA 105801/4 Mantras 1017 Suktas, 85 Anuvakas 10 Mandalas, 64 Adhyayas 2006 Vargas Date:- 1.1000-1200 B.C       - Maxmuller 2. About 1200-       1500 B.C        - Webber 3. 2500 – 4000       B.C  - Tilakar 4. 2500-4500 B.C      -  Jacobee 5. 4500-6000 B.C      - Winternitze

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