The Blossoming Flowers of the Vedas

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We, in our lives are fortunate to receive a sacred beam of light from ever-radiant pages of the Vedas. We are also blessed with a drop of nectar from the divine fountain of the Vedas. So ours is a privilege to enlighten and publicize this blessing far and wide. No person when he has lit a candle, put it in a secret place neither under a bushel.

The Veda is the most astounding production amidst world's stock of divine thought. It is as bulky in volume as it is varied in its contents. It has preserved immense wealth of thought in time and spread in space.

Our sages of yore were always engrossed in reciting the Vedas. Throughout the ages of Indian history, they preserved the massive literature by stupendous feats of memory. Blessed are those who never let it fade into oblivion.

This tradition gradually eroded in later times, During the medieval age, our society deviated significantly from the preaching of the Vedas. In this age, we look in vain the progressive attitude that elevated the immaculate fame of the Vedas. In fact, liberal code of conduct for women, unrestricted rules of occupation for all the people regardless of caste, creed and colour-such of the topics were given far greater emphasis in the Vedas than were ever contemplated by the society of medieval age.

We are happy to publish this book and fully sup- port such efforts that bring the message of Vedas to a wider audience. We are proud that Dr. Sudyumna Acharya Ji has taken this initiative. As a student of Pandit Brahmadutta Ji Jijnasu, he has made his guru proud with all his achievements. You have studied various Vedic books under the able guidance of guru's like Pundit Brahmadutta Ji Jijnasu and Acharya Vijay Pal Ji Vidyavaridhi. You have compiled and written numerous books on Sanskrit grammar, Philosophy, History and Vedic mathematics. Besides this, you have participated in numerous conferences within the country and over- seas. Your articles are published regularly by renowned Vedic magazines in the country, including Vedvani published by our trust. You have continued your work of research and further studies even after your retirement. You were honoured by the Honourable President of India in 2011 for excellence in Sanskrit and punditry in Shastra. Besides this, you have also been honoured by various other Government and Private organizations for your contribution for conserving our rich cultural and religious history. We hope his such efforts shall continue in future.