Guest guest Posted November 13, 2005 Report Share Posted November 13, 2005 Nanda wrote: ....There are four Vedas, each consisting of four sections. The great compiler of the Vedas was Vyasa Krishna Dwaipayana (aka Veda Vyasa). He was said to be the twenty-eighth of the Vyasas or compilers of Vedic knowledge. Here is how Swamiji describes each Veda, in his introduction to the Rudrashtadhyayi…“Rig Veda – the wisdom of hymns.Yajur Veda – the wisdom of the sacrifice of egotistical attachment.Sama Veda – the wisdom of songAtharva Veda – the wisdom of how to apply spiritual knowledge to our daily lives.â€... Dear Nanda ~ pranams and thank you for this second installment in the Rudri study. I ordered the book a few days ago and await its arrival with excitement. :::jumping up and down with enthusiasm::: I love the way you so clearly laid everything out, and was especially surprised and delighted to see a whole Veda, the Rig Veda, devoted to the wisdom of hymn. To one for whom singing has been so crucial in my life, this is like getting a big present, all tied up in a pretty bow. My voice doesn't work too well anymore, though, if I stay in Silver City, I have found a new voice coach who will work with me, with my given limitations, starting sometime after the new year. I can't wait to read more. : ) Again, thank you so much. Jai Maa , Jai Swamiji ~ Linda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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