#Rigveda >
There is a self effulgent mystery hidden eternally.
– Rigveda 1.1.1
There is a mystery fire exist eternally.
– Rigveda 1.1.2
There is a self effulgent mystery hidden eternally.
– Rigveda 1.1.3
There is a self effulgent mystery hidden eternally.
– Rigveda 1.1.4
There is a self effulgent mystery hidden eternally.
– Rigveda 1.1.5
Let the noble thoughts come to us from every side.
– Rigveda.
Follow your intuition, it will always lead you to the right destination.
– Ancient teachings
Never compare yourself with anyone in life, you are the best the way you are..
– Ancient teachings
“It Is Not Wrong To Be Ignorant, It Is Wrong To Remain Ignorant.”
— Vedic quote by Swami Dayanand Saraswati.
#All mantras >
Look at the poetry of God that never dies and never becomes old.
पश्य देवस्य काव्यं न ममार न जीर्यति ।
Pashya devasya kaavyam, na mamaara na jeeeryati
May my ears hear virtuous words only.
भद्रं श्रुतौ कर्णौ ।
Bhadram shrutau karnau.
May my ear hear what is good.
O brave! Be bold and courageous, prosperity will be yours..
अग्ने शर्ध महते सौभगाय ।
Agne shardha mahate saubhagaaya.
O brave! Be bold and courageous, prosperity will be yours.
#Yajurveda
O all creating god please sweep away from us all sins, vices and miseries and grant us all that is beneficial and auspicious.
— Yajurveda 30.3
There is a self effulgent mystery hidden eternally.
– Yajurveda 40.1
We should take inspiration from learned-people and sages and put them into practice.
– Yajur Veda.
#Samaveda
There is a self effulgent mystery hidden eternally.
– Samaveda 1.1.1
#atharvaveda
There are Seven elements, which makes all the forms..
– Atharvaveda 1.1.1
“My eye may have fastest sight like the bird eagle..”
― Atharvaveda 16.2.5
सौपर्णं चक्षु: । १६-२-५
Sauparnam chakshuh.
“May my ears have a strong hearing power…”
― Atharvaveda 16.2.4
सुश्रुतौ कर्णौ। अथर्व -१६-२-४
Sushrutau karnau.
Marriage with close relative is not good (very harmful).
– Atharvaveda 18.1.2
सलक्ष्मा यद् विषुरूपा भवाति। अथर्व -१८-१-२
Salakshma yad vishuroopa bhavaati.
Donate money for that person who is doer of welfare to the society.
– Atharvaveda 18.3.43
रयिं धत्त दाशुषे मर्त्याय। १८-३-४३
Rayim dhatta daashushe saubhagaaya.
Donate money for that person who is doer of welfare to the society.
Attractiveness and magnetism of man’s personality is the result of his inner radiance.
– Yajurveda
