Pages: 2129About the AuthorDr. R. L, Kashyap is Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana in USA. He had his Masters degree from Indian Institute of Science, l3engaluru and obtained Ph.D. from Harvard University. He is the recipient of many International awards. In 2003 he has received Vednga Vidvan award institited by Maharshi Sandipani VedavidyA Pritihthn (Ujjain), an autonomous body of HRD, Govt. of India. He has authored more than 350 research articles of which 220 are published in scholarly journals and the rest were presented at conferences. He has guided above 50 doctoral students. H has written extensively on Veda. Some of his widely read books on Veda are : Rig Veda Samhita (12 Volumes), Sma Veda (2 Volumesb WhyRead Rig Veda, Rudra mantra-s, Essentials of Rig Veda, Essentials of Yajur Veda, Essentials of Sama Veda, Work, Enjoyment & Progress. He is the Honorary Director of Sri Aurobindo Kapli Sastry Institute f Vedic Culture, Bengaluru. Preface and AcknowledgementsI am happy to present here the text and translation of Yajur Veda, Taittiriya Samhita, Knda one. The other 6 Knda-s are available in the other volumes, two, three and four. My aim is to bring out the spiritual and psychological wisdom contained in the 1346 mantra-s of this Kanda. The main source for my work is the essays of Sri Aurobindo on the inner yajna in the Veda and his translations of the Rig Veda mantra-s. The luminous essays of T.V. Kapali Sstry have been very useful. This book has also some prose passages known as Brahmapa-s, dealing with ritualistic explanations of mantras, legends and other topics. In translating these prose passages, I have utilized the English translation of A.B. Keith and the Sanskrit commentaries of Sdyaia and Bhatta Bhskara. The translation of the entire KYTS text has

Yajur Veda Taittiriya Samhita: Complete Text in Devanagari With Transliteration, English Translation and Notes (In 4 Volumes)

R.L. KASHYAP

Sakshi Sri Aurobindo Kapali Sastry Institute of Vedic Culture (Bengaluru)

Atharva Veda (Kanda-s 15-19)

Sakshi Trust

Work Enjoyment and Progress

Sri Aurobindo Kapali Sastri Institute of Vedic Culture

Language: Sanskrit Text With English Translation Pages: 2131 About the Author Dr. R.L. Kashyap Dr. R.L. Kashyap is Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana in USA. He had his Master's degree from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and obtained Ph.D. from Harvard University. He is the recipient of many International awards. In 2003 he has received Vadanga Vidvan award instituted by Maharshi Sandrpani Vedavidya Pratishtan (Ujjain), an autonomous body of HRD Govt. of India and 'Karnataka Rajyotsava Award' in the year 2012. He has authored more than 350 research articles of which 220 are published in scholarly journals and the rest were presented at conferences. He has guided over 50 doctoral students. He has written extensively on Veda. Some of his widely read books on Veda are Krishna Yajur Veda Taittiriya Samhita (4 Volumes) Rig Veda Samhita (12 volumes) Atharva Veda (6 volumes.) Sarna Veda (2 Volumes.) Why Read Rig Veda Rudra mantras Essentials of Rig Veda Essentials of Yajur Veda Essentials of Sarna Veda Essentials of Atharva Veda Work Enjoyment &amp; Progress He is the Founder and the Honorary Director of Sri Aurobindo Kapali Sastry Institute of Vedic Culture, Bangalore. Note to the Read Kanda 1,2,3,4 &amp; 5 Welcome to this book giving the text and translation of all the 914 mantra-s contained in 142 sukta-s of the first four Kanda-s of Atharva Veda Samhita. With this book, our plan to translate all the 5987 mantra-s of A V in six volumes has been completed with the grace of Veda Purusha. Thus this book will be labelled as Volume I and all other five books labelled accordingly. Traditionally, the first volume must contain some introdu

Atharva Veda (Kanda-S 01-4)

Sri Aurobindo Kapali Sastry Institute of Vedic Culture

Language: Sanskrit Text with Transliteration and English TranslationPages: 210About The BookAgni is the most important, the most universal of the Vedic gods. In the physical world he is the general devours and enjoyer. He is also the purifier; when he devours and enjoys then also he purifies. He is the fire that prepares and perfects; he is also the fire that assimilates and the heat of energy that forms. He is the heat of life and creates the sap, the rasa in things, the essence of their substantial being and the essence of their delight.He is equally the will in Prana, the dynamic Life-energy, and in that energy performs the same functions. Devouring and enjoying, purifying, preparing, assimilating, forming, he rises upwards always and transfigures his powers into the Maruts, the energies of Mind. Our passions and obscure emotions are the smoke of Agnis burning. All our nervous forces are assured of their action only by his support. If he is the will on our nervous being and purifiles it by action, he is also the will in the mind and clarifies it by aspiration. When he enters into the intellect, he is drawing near to his divine birthplace and home. He leads the thoughts towards effective power; he leads the active energies towards light. ForewordThere was without doubt a good reason for Dr. Kashyap to have planned this publication. While books on Veds are flooding the market, wisdom in most of these books is conspicuous by its absence. The discernable approach in them is mainly intellectual, savoured generously by critical and analytical tendencies. They treat the Vedas as merely literary pieces or as little more than aids to reconstruct a bygone age; the language has been studies, the narration has been pressed for historical or cultural information, and the religious or philosophical overtones have been noted. But the most distinguishing feature of the Vedas has largely been missed: the Vedas by their ver

Agni in Rig Veda : First 300 Mantras by 12 Rishis (Text in Devanagari and Roman, Translations and Notes)

SECRETS OF RIGVEDA First 121 Suktas

Language: Sanskrit Text with Transliteration and English Translation Pages: 144 About The Book Rudra mantras have a very important place in Vedas. They help us to manifest the power of healing and the upward evolution of the consciousness. This commentary help the aspirants to lead a happy life overcoming the obstacles. Introduction About the Vedas The Vedas was the beginning of our spiritual knowledge; the Vedas will remain its end. These composition of an unknown antiquity are as many breasts of the eternal mother of knowledge from which our succeeding age have all been fed (Sri Aurobindo) In the Hindu tradition Vedas is a single collection of all mantras revealed to various rishis. From this source Krishna Dvaipayana Vyasa compiled four collections. They are Rig Veda Mantra Samhita Yajur Vedas Mantra samhita. These four collections are mentioned by name and function is several Veda mantras such as Shukla Yajur Veda (31.9), Atharva Veda (10.7.20) etc. as the Brhadaranyaka Upanishad (2.4.10) declares all these four collection of mantras are the oral revelations of the supreme Being to the rishis. A Veda mantra is outwardly a poetic verse. At a deeper level it is the expression of the intuition arising out of the depths of the soul of the rishi. It is the voice of the rhythm which has created the worlds and is still creating perpetually several of its aspects. A mantra is packed with the power of the askesis (tapas) of the rishi to whom it was revealed. Even a person who has earlier exposure to the veda can feel its power when a devotee chants it in the proper mode note that the verses of the poem or epics of famous poets like Kalidasa are melodious and full of aesthetic beauty but they are not mantras. In the Hindu tradition these book are regarded as the source of all wisdom interpreted in a broad sense. These books contain the seed of the doctrine or the philosophical thought which blossomed i

Rudra Mantras from Taittiriya Samhita ; Namaka, Chamaka, Shiva-Sankalpa, Inner Yajna and Suparna : With Text and Roman Transliteration

Yajur Veda: Vajasaneyi Samhita (Sanskrit Text, English Translation and Explanatory Notes) (Set of 2 Volumes)

Essentials of Krishna and Shukla Yajur Veda

Language: Sanskrit Text with English TranslationPages: 768About the AuthorDr. R. L.. Kashyap is professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana in USA. He had his Master’s degree from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and Obtained Ph.D. from Harvard University. He is the recipient of many International recipient of many International awards. In 2003 he has received Vedanga Vidvan award instituted by Maharshi Sandipani Vedavidya Pratishthan (Ujjain), an autonomous body of HRD, Govt. of India.He has authored more than 350 research articles of which 220 are published in scholarly technical journals and the rest were presented at conferences. He has guided over 50 doctoral students.He has written extensively on Veda. Some of his widely read books on Veda are: ‘Krishna Yajur Veda Taittiriya Samhita’ (3 Volumes), ‘Rig Veda-first Mandala’, ‘Rig Veda- Third Mandala’, ‘Rig Veda-fourth Mandala’, ‘Rig Veda-Fifth Mandala’, Rig Veda- Sixth Mandala,’ ‘Rig Veda-Tenth Mandala’, ‘Ehy Read Rig Veda’, ‘Rudra Mantras’, ‘Essentials of Atharva Veda’, ‘Essentials of Yajur Veda’, ‘Work Enjoyment and Progress’ etc.He is the Honorary Director of Sri Aurobindo Kapali Sastry Institute of Vedic Culture, Bangalore. IntroductionVolume 1This book contains the first 650 mantras of the Sama Veda Samhita along with their text and translation. These mantras constitute the Purva Archika or the first part. The remainin g 1225 mantras constituting the second part or Uttara Archika will be published separately.Chhandogya Upanishad is a well-known Upanishad as

Sama Veda: Sanskrit Text, English Translation and Notes (Set of 2 Volumes)

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