Guest guest Posted February 8, 2006 Report Share Posted February 8, 2006 After posting the message I found that the sanskrit text got converted to junk characters. So here is the passage with english words: (Hope this works:)) ghâthapati & #7747; medhapati & #7747; rudra & #7747; jalâ & #7779;abhe & #7779;ajam taccha & #7747;yo & #7717; sumnamîmahe ya & #7717; úukra iva sûryo hira & #7751;yamiva rocate úre & #7779; & #7789;ho devânâ & #7747; vasu & #7717; Student Always, Souvik sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan wrote: > > Learned members, > > Please do educate me on a subject. For long I had a perception that > the name " Shiva " does not fashion in the Vedas. > > Now, I am pretty sure that it doesnot fashion in Rig Veda because I > did not find the name mentioned there unless I have skipped any > reference. Ofcourse Rudra features 5 verses in all the 10 books of > Rig Veda. > > However, unfortunately, I did not get an opportunity to see the > Sanskrit version of the Yajur Veda. But I read recently that Shiva > fashions many times there. Rudram, Chamakam, Pachakshari Matra, Maha > Mritunjaya mantra are all extracts from Taittiriya Sanhita. > > Can anyone confirm this please. > > Also, I have another query: > Could someone please explain the following verse to me. > > & #2327; & #2366; & #2341; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; & #2350; & #2375; & #2343; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; & #2352; & #2369; & #2342; & #2381; & #2352; & #2306; & #2332; & #2354; & #2366; & #2359; & #2349; & #2375; & #2359; & #2332; & #2350; > & #2340; & #2330; & #2381; & #2331; & #2306; & #2351; & #2379; & #2307; & #2360; & #2369; & #2350; & #2381; & #2344; & #2350; & #2368; & #2350; & #2361; & #2375 ; > & #2351; & #2307; & #2358; & #2369; & #2325; & #2381; & #2352; & #2311; & #2357; & #2360; & #2370; & #2352; & #2381; & #2351; & #2379; & #2361; & #2367; & #2352; & #2339; & #2381; & #2351; & #2350; & #2367; & #2357; & #2352; & #2379; & #2330; & #2340; & #2375; > & #2358; & #2352; & #2375; & #2359; & #2381; & #2336; & #2379; & #2342; & #2375; & #2357; & #2366; & #2344; & #2366; & #2306; & #2357; & #2360; & #2369; & #2307; > > The english interpretation which is given is: > He shines in splendour like the Sun, refulgent as bright gold is he, > The good, the best among the Gods. > > However, I guess the word " Shukra " feautres here, which could mean > that " He who shines like Venus and the Sun " ? > > Regards, > > Souvik > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 8, 2006 Report Share Posted February 8, 2006 Oops..apologies all(this too didn't work): The text extract can be found at: http://satyamshivamsundaram.blogspot.com/2006_01_01_satyamshivamsunda ram_archive.html Rig Veda, Book 1 Verse 43 Lines 7-10 Regards, Souvik sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan wrote: > > After posting the message I found that the sanskrit text got > converted to junk characters. > > So here is the passage with english words: (Hope this works:)) > ghâthapati & #7747; medhapati & #7747; rudra & #7747; jalâ & #7779;abhe & #7779;ajam > taccha & #7747;yo & #7717; sumnamîmahe > ya & #7717; úukra iva sûryo hira & #7751;yamiva rocate > úre & #7779; & #7789;ho devânâ & #7747; vasu & #7717; > > > Student Always, > > Souvik > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > wrote: > > > > Learned members, > > > > Please do educate me on a subject. For long I had a perception > that > > the name " Shiva " does not fashion in the Vedas. > > > > Now, I am pretty sure that it doesnot fashion in Rig Veda because > I > > did not find the name mentioned there unless I have skipped any > > reference. Ofcourse Rudra features 5 verses in all the 10 books of > > Rig Veda. > > > > However, unfortunately, I did not get an opportunity to see the > > Sanskrit version of the Yajur Veda. But I read recently that Shiva > > fashions many times there. Rudram, Chamakam, Pachakshari Matra, > Maha > > Mritunjaya mantra are all extracts from Taittiriya Sanhita. > > > > Can anyone confirm this please. > > > > Also, I have another query: > > Could someone please explain the following verse to me. > > > > & #2327; & #2366; & #2341; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; > & #2350; & #2375; & #2343; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; > & #2352; & #2369; & #2342; & #2381; & #2352; & #2306; > & #2332; & #2354; & #2366; & #2359; & #2349; & #2375; & #2359; & #2332; & #2350; > > & #2340; & #2330; & #2381; & #2331; & #2306; & #2351; & #2379; & #2307; > & #2360; & #2369; & #2350; & #2381; & #2344; & #2350; & #2368; & #2350; & #2361; & #2375 > ; > > & #2351; & #2307; & #2358; & #2369; & #2325; & #2381; & #2352; & #2311; & #2357; > & #2360; & #2370; & #2352; & #2381; & #2351; & #2379; > & #2361; & #2367; & #2352; & #2339; & #2381; & #2351; & #2350; & #2367; & #2357; > & #2352; & #2379; & #2330; & #2340; & #2375; > > & #2358; & #2352; & #2375; & #2359; & #2381; & #2336; & #2379; > & #2342; & #2375; & #2357; & #2366; & #2344; & #2366; & #2306; > & #2357; & #2360; & #2369; & #2307; > > > > The english interpretation which is given is: > > He shines in splendour like the Sun, refulgent as bright gold is > he, > > The good, the best among the Gods. > > > > However, I guess the word " Shukra " feautres here, which could mean > > that " He who shines like Venus and the Sun " ? > > > > Regards, > > > > Souvik > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 Dear members, With the blessings of Ananta Sheshnag I found my answers. I have posted an artcile on the same on my blog. Interested members may have a peep. http://satyamshivamsundaram.blogspot.com/ Article Ananta Vidya. Regards, Souvik sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan wrote: > > Oops..apologies all(this too didn't work): > > The text extract can be found at: > http://satyamshivamsundaram.blogspot.com/2006_01_01_satyamshivamsunda > ram_archive.html > > Rig Veda, Book 1 > Verse 43 > Lines 7-10 > > Regards, > > Souvik > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > wrote: > > > > After posting the message I found that the sanskrit text got > > converted to junk characters. > > > > So here is the passage with english words: (Hope this works:)) > > ghâthapati & #7747; medhapati & #7747; rudra & #7747; > jalâ & #7779;abhe & #7779;ajam > > taccha & #7747;yo & #7717; sumnamîmahe > > ya & #7717; úukra iva sûryo hira & #7751;yamiva rocate > > úre & #7779; & #7789;ho devânâ & #7747; vasu & #7717; > > > > > > Student Always, > > > > Souvik > > > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > > wrote: > > > > > > Learned members, > > > > > > Please do educate me on a subject. For long I had a perception > > that > > > the name " Shiva " does not fashion in the Vedas. > > > > > > Now, I am pretty sure that it doesnot fashion in Rig Veda > because > > I > > > did not find the name mentioned there unless I have skipped any > > > reference. Ofcourse Rudra features 5 verses in all the 10 books > of > > > Rig Veda. > > > > > > However, unfortunately, I did not get an opportunity to see the > > > Sanskrit version of the Yajur Veda. But I read recently that > Shiva > > > fashions many times there. Rudram, Chamakam, Pachakshari Matra, > > Maha > > > Mritunjaya mantra are all extracts from Taittiriya Sanhita. > > > > > > Can anyone confirm this please. > > > > > > Also, I have another query: > > > Could someone please explain the following verse to me. > > > > > > & #2327; & #2366; & #2341; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; > > & #2350; & #2375; & #2343; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; > > & #2352; & #2369; & #2342; & #2381; & #2352; & #2306; > > & #2332; & #2354; & #2366; & #2359; & #2349; & #2375; & #2359; & #2332; & #2350; > > > & #2340; & #2330; & #2381; & #2331; & #2306; & #2351; & #2379; & #2307; > > > & #2360; & #2369; & #2350; & #2381; & #2344; & #2350; & #2368; & #2350; & #2361; & #2375 > > ; > > > & #2351; & #2307; & #2358; & #2369; & #2325; & #2381; & #2352; > & #2311; & #2357; > > & #2360; & #2370; & #2352; & #2381; & #2351; & #2379; > > & #2361; & #2367; & #2352; & #2339; & #2381; & #2351; & #2350; & #2367; & #2357; > > & #2352; & #2379; & #2330; & #2340; & #2375; > > > & #2358; & #2352; & #2375; & #2359; & #2381; & #2336; & #2379; > > & #2342; & #2375; & #2357; & #2366; & #2344; & #2366; & #2306; > > & #2357; & #2360; & #2369; & #2307; > > > > > > The english interpretation which is given is: > > > He shines in splendour like the Sun, refulgent as bright gold is > > he, > > > The good, the best among the Gods. > > > > > > However, I guess the word " Shukra " feautres here, which could > mean > > > that " He who shines like Venus and the Sun " ? > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Souvik > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 Dear Souvik, Today while coming to work i read an article about the ragas. It is said that there are 999 ragas in the cosmos but if u know just one very well u know the rest of them. There are some notes which are not sung in a particular raga but that dosn't mean that they are not there. They are embedded deep in the structure of the raga (the unsung notes)which the knower of just one raga can hear very easily. So, perhaps it is the same with Rig Veda and Shiva. Vinita sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan wrote: > > Dear members, > > With the blessings of Ananta Sheshnag I found my answers. > > I have posted an artcile on the same on my blog. > > Interested members may have a peep. > > http://satyamshivamsundaram.blogspot.com/ > > Article Ananta Vidya. > > Regards, > > Souvik > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > wrote: > > > > Oops..apologies all(this too didn't work): > > > > The text extract can be found at: > > > http://satyamshivamsundaram.blogspot.com/2006_01_01_satyamshivamsunda > > ram_archive.html > > > > Rig Veda, Book 1 > > Verse 43 > > Lines 7-10 > > > > Regards, > > > > Souvik > > > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > > wrote: > > > > > > After posting the message I found that the sanskrit text got > > > converted to junk characters. > > > > > > So here is the passage with english words: (Hope this works:)) > > > ghâthapati & #7747; medhapati & #7747; rudra & #7747; > > jalâ & #7779;abhe & #7779;ajam > > > taccha & #7747;yo & #7717; sumnamîmahe > > > ya & #7717; úukra iva sûryo hira & #7751;yamiva rocate > > > úre & #7779; & #7789;ho devânâ & #7747; vasu & #7717; > > > > > > > > > Student Always, > > > > > > Souvik > > > > > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > Learned members, > > > > > > > > Please do educate me on a subject. For long I had a perception > > > that > > > > the name " Shiva " does not fashion in the Vedas. > > > > > > > > Now, I am pretty sure that it doesnot fashion in Rig Veda > > because > > > I > > > > did not find the name mentioned there unless I have skipped > any > > > > reference. Ofcourse Rudra features 5 verses in all the 10 > books > > of > > > > Rig Veda. > > > > > > > > However, unfortunately, I did not get an opportunity to see > the > > > > Sanskrit version of the Yajur Veda. But I read recently that > > Shiva > > > > fashions many times there. Rudram, Chamakam, Pachakshari > Matra, > > > Maha > > > > Mritunjaya mantra are all extracts from Taittiriya Sanhita. > > > > > > > > Can anyone confirm this please. > > > > > > > > Also, I have another query: > > > > Could someone please explain the following verse to me. > > > > > > > > & #2327; & #2366; & #2341; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; > > > & #2350; & #2375; & #2343; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; > > > & #2352; & #2369; & #2342; & #2381; & #2352; & #2306; > > > & #2332; & #2354; & #2366; & #2359; & #2349; & #2375; & #2359; & #2332; & #2350; > > > > & #2340; & #2330; & #2381; & #2331; & #2306; & #2351; & #2379; & #2307; > > > > > > & #2360; & #2369; & #2350; & #2381; & #2344; & #2350; & #2368; & #2350; & #2361; & #2375 > > > ; > > > > & #2351; & #2307; & #2358; & #2369; & #2325; & #2381; & #2352; > > & #2311; & #2357; > > > & #2360; & #2370; & #2352; & #2381; & #2351; & #2379; > > > & #2361; & #2367; & #2352; & #2339; & #2381; & #2351; & #2350; & #2367; & #2357; > > > & #2352; & #2379; & #2330; & #2340; & #2375; > > > > & #2358; & #2352; & #2375; & #2359; & #2381; & #2336; & #2379; > > > & #2342; & #2375; & #2357; & #2366; & #2344; & #2366; & #2306; > > > & #2357; & #2360; & #2369; & #2307; > > > > > > > > The english interpretation which is given is: > > > > He shines in splendour like the Sun, refulgent as bright gold > is > > > he, > > > > The good, the best among the Gods. > > > > > > > > However, I guess the word " Shukra " feautres here, which could > > mean > > > > that " He who shines like Venus and the Sun " ? > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > > > Souvik > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 Respected Vinitaji, So true. You always tend to guess my thought patterns. Just right now I was discussing with a friend on Raga Bhairava and the eight Bhiarava forms of Shiva. Please do keep posting your comments and suggestions. It is a tremendous inspiration for me. Student Always, Souvik sohamsa , " vinita kumar " <shankar_mamta wrote: > > Dear Souvik, > > Today while coming to work i read an article about the ragas. It is > said that there are 999 ragas in the cosmos but if u know just one > very well u know the rest of them. There are some notes which are > not sung in a particular raga but that dosn't mean that they are not > there. They are embedded deep in the structure of the raga (the > unsung notes)which the knower of just one raga can hear very easily. > > So, perhaps it is the same with Rig Veda and Shiva. > > Vinita > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > wrote: > > > > Dear members, > > > > With the blessings of Ananta Sheshnag I found my answers. > > > > I have posted an artcile on the same on my blog. > > > > Interested members may have a peep. > > > > http://satyamshivamsundaram.blogspot.com/ > > > > Article Ananta Vidya. > > > > Regards, > > > > Souvik > > > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > > wrote: > > > > > > Oops..apologies all(this too didn't work): > > > > > > The text extract can be found at: > > > > > > http://satyamshivamsundaram.blogspot.com/2006_01_01_satyamshivamsunda > > > ram_archive.html > > > > > > Rig Veda, Book 1 > > > Verse 43 > > > Lines 7-10 > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > Souvik > > > > > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > After posting the message I found that the sanskrit text got > > > > converted to junk characters. > > > > > > > > So here is the passage with english words: (Hope this works:)) > > > > ghâthapati & #7747; medhapati & #7747; rudra & #7747; > > > jalâ & #7779;abhe & #7779;ajam > > > > taccha & #7747;yo & #7717; sumnamîmahe > > > > ya & #7717; úukra iva sûryo hira & #7751;yamiva rocate > > > > úre & #7779; & #7789;ho devânâ & #7747; vasu & #7717; > > > > > > > > > > > > Student Always, > > > > > > > > Souvik > > > > > > > > sohamsa , " Souvik Dutta " > <explore_vulcan@> > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Learned members, > > > > > > > > > > Please do educate me on a subject. For long I had a > perception > > > > that > > > > > the name " Shiva " does not fashion in the Vedas. > > > > > > > > > > Now, I am pretty sure that it doesnot fashion in Rig Veda > > > because > > > > I > > > > > did not find the name mentioned there unless I have skipped > > any > > > > > reference. Ofcourse Rudra features 5 verses in all the 10 > > books > > > of > > > > > Rig Veda. > > > > > > > > > > However, unfortunately, I did not get an opportunity to see > > the > > > > > Sanskrit version of the Yajur Veda. But I read recently that > > > Shiva > > > > > fashions many times there. Rudram, Chamakam, Pachakshari > > Matra, > > > > Maha > > > > > Mritunjaya mantra are all extracts from Taittiriya Sanhita. > > > > > > > > > > Can anyone confirm this please. > > > > > > > > > > Also, I have another query: > > > > > Could someone please explain the following verse to me. > > > > > > > > > > & #2327; & #2366; & #2341; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; > > > > & #2350; & #2375; & #2343; & #2346; & #2340; & #2367; & #2306; > > > > & #2352; & #2369; & #2342; & #2381; & #2352; & #2306; > > > > > & #2332; & #2354; & #2366; & #2359; & #2349; & #2375; & #2359; & #2332; & #2350; > > > > > & #2340; & #2330; & #2381; & #2331; & #2306; & #2351; & #2379; & #2307; > > > > > > > > > > & #2360; & #2369; & #2350; & #2381; & #2344; & #2350; & #2368; & #2350; & #2361; & #2375 > > > > ; > > > > > & #2351; & #2307; & #2358; & #2369; & #2325; & #2381; & #2352; > > > & #2311; & #2357; > > > > & #2360; & #2370; & #2352; & #2381; & #2351; & #2379; > > > > > & #2361; & #2367; & #2352; & #2339; & #2381; & #2351; & #2350; & #2367; & #2357; > > > > & #2352; & #2379; & #2330; & #2340; & #2375; > > > > > & #2358; & #2352; & #2375; & #2359; & #2381; & #2336; & #2379; > > > > & #2342; & #2375; & #2357; & #2366; & #2344; & #2366; & #2306; > > > > & #2357; & #2360; & #2369; & #2307; > > > > > > > > > > The english interpretation which is given is: > > > > > He shines in splendour like the Sun, refulgent as bright > gold > > is > > > > he, > > > > > The good, the best among the Gods. > > > > > > > > > > However, I guess the word " Shukra " feautres here, which > could > > > mean > > > > > that " He who shines like Venus and the Sun " ? > > > > > > > > > > Regards, > > > > > > > > > > Souvik > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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