some thing interesting about Vedism

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Om Idam nama rishibhyah purvajebhyah purvebhyah pathikridbhyah (Rig-veda)

Om This is our salutation to our Great Rishis, who are our ancestors and

have made the path (of righteousness or self-realization) for us. Om

 

Respected Dear Friends,

 

I thank Shri Kamaleshwaran ji very much on behalf of all of us. The article

he has posted, has brought me to tears and I'm sure must have enchanted many

among us. I'm for the first

time finding something which I really was dying to know. I salute him and

Thank

him very much.

I really found it the most interesting thing I ever read.

Pujya Jagad Guru Shankaracharya ji (kanchi parama guru ji) has touched my

heart more than any other modern writer. I prostrate unto his divine lotus

feet.

Dearest Friends,

One thing more, how can a religion, which is for the children of Israel or

for the folk of Arab, be the religion of the world? Never. But indeed only

Vedas are worth to be a religious book of the world. The Vedas say,

shrinvantu vishve amritasya putraah, "O you all the sons of that immortal

being! Listen unto me". This is the world religion, where the word "vishva"

(universe) is used. My Dearest Friends! It is the only and only book which

teaches us the path of righteousness, for our physical, mental, spiritual

and environmental health and improvement.

Please don't abandon it,

Please don't forget it,

Please, please, please. PLEASE!!!!!!

 

However, I would also like to add to this artical the following facts.

 

The word Yahvah, which is the most sacred name of God according to Judaism

and Christianity and it shouldn't be uttered by our tongue according to

their respective religious rule, and therefore it is never pronounced, but

just called Tetragrammaton, is frequently used in the meaning of God in the

Vedas. It is a Vedic word and according to Yaska it is formed from the root

"yaja pujaayam", from which the word "yajna" is also formed.

 

Kapota (white dove) has many times been used in the Vedas as a symbol of the

Spirit (or Atman).

 

What does this show? There are many facts.

O my dearest friends, you all should wake up and come back to your true

religion, by studying and understanding the Vedas.

You all might know it very well, why did Krishna and Rama take birth and

other Avataras (like Mina Avatara etc.), to preserve/protect the Vedas and

the Vedic religion.

Why are we forgetting the Vedas today? Being a Hindu, how many among us have

studied them? How many know their meaning? Why all this? It brings me to

tears.

Why have we abandoned this direct utterances of the Supreme Brahman? Why

have we forgotten our great ancestors, called Rishis, who have shown us the

correct path of living? How many among us know the name of them? Why is this

happening?

In the service of the Vedas,

Jayatu Jayatu Vedah,

Siddhartha

 

> Friends,

>

> I reproduce below the discourse of Kanchi Paramachaarya on the

> topic " Sanathana Dharma -- The Universal Religion" as translated by

> Sri RGK in the book Hindu Dharma, published by Bharatiya Vidya

> Bhavan. This gives evidences for those statements made by Sri.

> Siddhartha Krishna.

>

> This chapter is available in the following link.

> http://www.kamakoti.org/hindudharma/part2/chap2.htm

>

> "In the dim past what we call Hinduism today was prevalent all over

etc..........