Sasvara Veda Mantras

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Publishers Note

The Vedas depict the most sacred heritage of the mankind” sanatana dharma”. They reflect the development and the growth of human thought since time immemorial.

The Vedas are regarded as divine in origin since they had been revealed by God Himself to devout tapasvis & rishis during their period of penance and meditation. Hence they have neither a beginning nor an end and are referred to as apaurusheya.

Krishnadvaipayana the son of sage Parashara categorized the contents of the Vedas into four distinctive divisions called Rig, Yajur, Sama & Atharva. Owing to this humungous effort of his methodically arranging the content of the Vedas he came to be known to the world as Sage Veda Vyasa.

These Vedic Texts were taught in Ancient days through Shruti(Hearing) and Smriti(Remembering) method, where after listening to the texts rendered by the Teacher the same were repeated by the Disciples till they got mastered.

This Shruti and Smriti system of learning has over centuries undergone a sea of change and presently students who earnestly wish to learn look for support from teachers and books in different languages.

Over the years, we at GIRI have experienced the growing demand for the shlokas and mantras printed in English, among the younger generation.

Hence our latest publication titled “SASVARA VEDA MANTRAS” consisting some of the most important vedic texts from the Krishna Yajurveda like Rudram, Chamakam, Purusha Sooktam, Shree Sooktam, Soorya Namaskaaram, Taitreeya Upanishad etc has these Mantras printed in English.

Although there are no syllables in other languages equivalent to match the right pronunciation of Sanskrit shlokas we have put in great effort by using the right English syllable for the Mantras to sound correct.

We are sure that our efforts shall largely help and benefit the readers and they shall be blessed with best of health, wealth and prosperity.

Our humble prayers to the Almighty for peace and prosperity to prevail everywhere.

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