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Rig Veda 9.83.1:- He tastes not the delight who is unripe ( atapta tanu); And whose body has not suffered in the heat of fire(of Yoga). This is an extract from the book 'Why Read Rig Veda' by scholar R.L.Kashyap. Typesetting Specimen of Devanagari. Note: The re-edition 2005 of 'Rig Veda Mantra Samhita', ISBN 81-7994-015-2, was re-set using another typeface. The electronic Rig-Veda PDF files downloadable below are those of the first edition 1998 using the typeface depicted above. VEDAS - RIG VEDA KANNADA - Free ebook download as PDF File (.pdf) or read book online for free. RIG VEDA SAMHITA KANNADA.
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Rigveda
RIGVEDA
A. Nature and Importance:
The Rigveda is the oldest compilation of human wisdom. This Samhita (Collection) is unique in its nature. In fact, it is not a book, but a compilation composed of several books which can be individually distinguished from each other. The present from of this Samhita clearly indicates that the collection is not a single work, but consists of older and later elements. Various indications of language, style and ideas prove this point. Different hymns of this Samhita were composed long before they were systematically arranged. Being a compilation of different stages, there is something which stamps the Rigveda with an individuality of its own. It is much more natural in character and form than other Samhitas.
The Rigveda represents the earliest sacred book of India. It is oldest and biggest amongst all the four Vedas. All the features of Classical Sanskrit poetry can be traced to the Rigveda. In it we find the seeds of India’s religious and philosophical development. Thus, both for its poetry and its religious and philosophical importance, the Rigveda should be studied by one who wants to understand Indian literature and spiritual culture. The value of the Rigveda today is not confined to India, for its well-preserved language and mythology have helped a better understanding of languages, literatures and cultures of a whole world.
B. Form and Division:
The whole of the Rigveda-Samhita is in form of verses, known as Rik.
‘Rik’ is the name given to those Mantras which are meant for the praise of the deities. Thus the collection (Samhita) of Riks is known as Rigveda-Samhita. Only one recession or school (Shakha) of the Rigveda is available today and it is the Shaakala. The Rigveda Samhita contains about 10552 Mantras, classified into ten books called Mandalas. Each Mandala is divided into several sections called Anuvakas. Each Anuvaka consists of a number of hymns called Suktas and each Sukta is made up of a number of verses called riks. This division of the Rigveda is most popular and systematic. There are two ways of dividing the contents of the Rigveda, but today other division is uncommon among the students of the Veda.
A Sukta is a group of Mantras. The number of Mantras in a Sukta is not fixed. Some Suktas have a small number of Mantras while others have a large number of Mantras. It is important to note that every Sukta has a seer i.e. Rishi, a deity i.e. Devata and a metre i.e. Chandas . The Samhita of the Rigveda comprises 10 Mandalas, 85 Anuvakas, 1028 Suktas and 10552 Mantras. Usually Anuvaka is not mentioned for the reference of a Mantra of the Rigveda. For example RV 3.16.7 simply means the seventh Mantra of the sixteenth Sukta of the third Mandala of the Rigveda.
Through this chart we can know the division of Mandalas, number of Suktas in each Mandala and name of Rishis of some Mandalas.
Mandala | Suktas | Mantras | Name of Rishis |
01 | 191 | 2006 | Maducchanda, Medhatithi, Gotama and many others |
02 | 43 | 429 | Gritasamada and his family |
03 | 62 | 617 | Vishvamitra and his family |
04 | 58 | 589 | Vamadeva and his family |
05 | 87 | 727 | Atri and his family |
06 | 75 | 765 | Bhardvaja and his family |
07 | 104 | 841 | Vashistha and his family |
08 | 103 | 1716 | Kanva, Angira and their family |
09 | 114 | 1108 | Soma Devata but different Rishis |
10 | 191 | 1754 | Vimada, Indra, Shachi and many other |
C. Some Important Hymns:
Among 1028 Suktas of the Rigveda Samhita some suktas are very popular and frequently referred by the readers of Vedas. Some of them are:
- Purusha Sukta
- Hiranya-garbha Sukta
- Dhana-anna-dana Sukta
- Aksha Sukta
- Nasadiya Sukta
- Duhsvapna-nashna Sukta
- Yama-yami-samvada Sukta
Besides, there are Suktas offered to different deities, such as, Indra, Maruta, Varuna, Usha, Surya, Bhumi, Soma, Agni etc.
Thus we can briefly say about the contents of Rigveda that it has various subjects, which are narrated by Vedic seers poetically, philosophically or religiously. Major part of the Article contributed by Dr.Shashi Tiwari (Retd.), Sanskrit Department, Delhi University
Rig Veda Samhita In Kannada Pdf
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Rig Bhashya of Acharya Madhwa is published in Kannada PDF Format
In this work Acharya has interpreted the first forty Suktas of the Rig Veda. He has shown, quite elaborately, elucidating the whole Vedic Suktas from a spiritual perspective. This is in the manner of a Mariner’s Compass. He intends us to interpret the whole Veda in the same way.
There is no colophon at the end of the book. This leads us to a question : Has Acharya written commentaries also on the remaining Suktas, as they are not available to us or did he leave it unfinished, as it stands now .
Acharya has not forgotten to end even his very small works with a colophon . How is it that the Colophon is missing in this very significant work ? Therefore the possibility that he has commented also on the next mantras of the Rig-Veda cannot be altogether dismissed. As only this much of the work has been existing since the days of Sri Jayatirtha, there is not much of hope about discovering the remaining parts. Though Acharya might have written them, they should now be taken as irretrievably lost.
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The little that remains of this commentary, however, is of no mean significance. It is the first ever commentary on the Veda written by a religious prophet. This is also the very first commentary on the Veda which gives it a spiritual meaning. Written in a poetic form in consonance with the Vedic metrical form, it abounds in phraseology and idioms of ancient sanskrit and follows the ancient rhythmic pattern. For the students of the Veda the commentary reveals an entirely new world.
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To have a look at Acharya’s Expertise on Veda, a look at this work is essential. Then click the link below and taste his mastery :
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