On the Veda
The Veda is considered the eternal sound body of the Supreme by those who have studied it with faith and devotion. The great Dharmic spiritual traditions of Bharat are founded in accordance to the Vedic way.
The orthodox schools have settled firmly on a ritualistic interpretation of the Veda. There have been several attempts to restore the inner meaning of the Veda.
There are, on the other hand, modern schools of interpretations by scholars which are not spiritual, but scientific in their approach.
It was given to Sri Aurobindo, by means of yoga, to reveal the Secret of the Veda, in the very terms that the Vedic seers build their works.
Sri Kapali Sastry, staying close to the Master, amplifies, expounds and creates studies that offer students of the Veda and Sri Aurobindo's integral yoga nothing short of the richest gold.
Sastriar firmly refutes contrary arguments with the nobility of the aryan ways, learning of the scholar and poise of the yogi. Such an approach is sorely missed today, with the natural way of bitter exchanges becoming the norm.
In the threads of this post (label is on-veda) we shall examine in closer detail the overview of Sastriar's writings on the Veda in Sanskrit, English and Tamil.
The Veda is considered the eternal sound body of the Supreme by those who have studied it with faith and devotion. The great Dharmic spiritual traditions of Bharat are founded in accordance to the Vedic way.
The orthodox schools have settled firmly on a ritualistic interpretation of the Veda. There have been several attempts to restore the inner meaning of the Veda.
There are, on the other hand, modern schools of interpretations by scholars which are not spiritual, but scientific in their approach.
It was given to Sri Aurobindo, by means of yoga, to reveal the Secret of the Veda, in the very terms that the Vedic seers build their works.
Sri Kapali Sastry, staying close to the Master, amplifies, expounds and creates studies that offer students of the Veda and Sri Aurobindo's integral yoga nothing short of the richest gold.
Sastriar firmly refutes contrary arguments with the nobility of the aryan ways, learning of the scholar and poise of the yogi. Such an approach is sorely missed today, with the natural way of bitter exchanges becoming the norm.
In the threads of this post (label is on-veda) we shall examine in closer detail the overview of Sastriar's writings on the Veda in Sanskrit, English and Tamil.
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