Tag: Rigveda
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TRĪṆI: The Sacred Architecture of Three in Vedic Wisdom
Why does the number three appear everywhere in Vedic thought — from the fires of the Rigveda to the three gunas of the Bhagavad Gita, from Ayurvedic doshas to cosmic realms? TRĪṆI is more than a grammatical form in Sanskrit. It is the structural intelligence behind balance, transformation, and consciousness itself. This deep exploration uncovers…
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Before the Silence Learned to Speak: Life, Ritual, and Thought in the World Before the Upanishads
Before philosophy turned inward and silence became sacred, the world spoke through fire, rivers, hymns, and sacrifice. This is the story of the vast, complex, pre-Upanishadic age—an era not of abstract metaphysics, but of lived cosmology, ritual precision, and a restless search for order in an unpredictable universe. #PreUpanishadicEra #VedicCivilization #AncientIndianThought #RitualAndCosmos #PebbleGalaxy
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Sanatan Nasadiya Sukta: Exploring Cosmic Origins and the Nature of Existence in the Rigveda
Sanatan Nasadiya Sukta is a profound hymn found in the Rigveda, one of the oldest sacred texts of Hinduism. Also known as the Hymn of Creation or the Hymn of Non-Eternity, it presents a philosophical and contemplative composition that delves into the origins of the universe and the nature of existence. Through a series of…
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