Category: Vedic Sanskrit

Krishna, one of the most enigmatic and multifaceted figures in Hindu mythology, has been widely discussed, debated, and even deified. However, the Krishna that many people think they know isn’t quite as straightforward as the stories suggest. Often considered a supreme being in his own right, Krishna never explicitly declares himself as “God” in the way many might expect. To understand this complex character and the wisdom he imparts, we must delve deeper into the epic in which he appears — the Vyasa’s Mahabharata.

In the timeless dance between intellect and effort, which truly paves the way to prosperity? Artha Sutras, written in Vedic Sanskrit, offers a window into this age-old conundrum, guiding us through the interplay of discernment and diligence. Dive in as we unravel the wisdom encapsulated in these ancient verses, revealing the essence of wealth, the illusion of mere monetary gain, and the perils of misplaced priorities.

The Vedas, ancient texts of India, are not mere holy books but repositories of realized truths about life and living – at large. They were composed by Rishis (seers) in a time when there were no writing instruments, with the intention of passing down profound knowledge to future generations. To ensure the preservation of this wisdom, the Rishis devised the process of Vedic chanting, a unique method of memorization accompanied by specific pitches and tones. In this article, we explore the process of Vedic chanting and its importance in safeguarding the profound wisdom encapsulated in the Vedas.