Guest guest Posted November 12, 2005 Report Share Posted November 12, 2005 Om Gam Ganapataye Namah Om Shri Gurave Namah Om Namah Shivaya Dear All, Special thank you to Eric, Muktimaa, Kalia and my Lieve Henny for sharing your enthusiasm on the Rudri. Thank you Dharmavidya for buying the book to be able to share our discussion. Kalia said "The entire text of the Rudri is beautiful but I especially like the feeling which comes from repeating "and .... is within me"." Yes Kalia, that is the Chamakam and I love it too .. More on that in the next few days ... Muktimaa echoed Kalia's sentiments and said "many more will have an opportunity to study the Rudri, who perhaps have never been exposed to it's beauty 'til now. What a gift to the world this Forum is !" One sincerely hopes , Muktimaa, that more people will take advantage of learning from Swamiji via this forum. Well, dear friends, I hope you all had a chance to read and absorb information from yesterday's post on the four sections of the Vedas ( /message/15685) and ready to move on... Today's "lesson" is more of reference material. I would say, take a printout and put it on your refrigerator, so that when your best friend calls and desperately wants to know which Upanishad comes from which Veda you have the answer ready Ok, lets get going then ================================================ Yesterday we discussed the different sections of a Veda – the Samhitas, the Brahmanas, Aranyakas and the Upanishads. As we discussed, the Samhitas are the core hymns of the Veda and the other sections were added later on. Here are some examples of the Brahmanas, Aranyakas and the Upanishads. The list is by no means exhaustive – it is just intended for the “newbie” to the Vedas to get familiar with some of the names Samhitas: Shakala (Rig Veda) Taittiriya (Krishna Yajur Veda) Kanva(Sukla Yajur Veda) Jaimineeya (Sama Veda) Pippalaada(Atharva Veda) Brahmanas:: Aitareya (from the Rig Veda) Shatapatha (Sukla Yajur Veda) Kaushitaki (Rig Veda) Taittiriya (Krishna Yajur Veda) Aranyakas: Aitareya (same name as the Brahmana – from the Rig Veda) Sankhyayana ( Rig Veda) Taittiriya (Yajur Veda) Brihadaranyaka ( Sukla Yajur Veda) Upanishads: Isa (Shukla Yajur Veda) Kena (Sama Veda) Katha (Krishna Yajur Veda) Prasna (Atharva Veda) Mundaka (Atharva Veda) Mandukya (Atharva Veda) Aitareya (Rig Veda) Taittiriya (Krishna Yajur Veda) Chhandogya (Sama Veda) Brihadaranyaka (Shukla Yajur Veda) Kaushitaki (Rig Veda) Svetasvatara (Krishna Yajur Veda) Maitrayani (Krishna Yajur Veda) Next we will focus on the Parent veda of the Rudrashtadhyayi - the Yajur Veda. JAI SHIVA Nanda FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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