Vedamrut

Description

Vedamrut The Veda is an all-encompassing philosophy of life. The range of varied, vivid spiritual experiences narrated in the Veda is found nowhere else. The experience, the role and the thinking of the Vedas are extremely subtle. The Veda pre-eminently projects dhyana-yoga (yoga of meditation wherein various devatas (deities) such as Sun, Moon, Varuna (the deity of the ocean), Agni (the deity of fire) etc. have been mentioned. Each one represents a distinct guna (quality). These deities are of a highly developed and scientific nature. There is a subtle insight in this representation. The Vedas have provided excellent procedures of offering devotional worship. Each devata is an integral portion of the Supreme Being. The mode of meditating on these forms of devatas or the qualities they signify is explained in the Vedas. Continued meditation on them results in their manifestations. If one’s heart is purified, one can hear in it each of their sounds. This is one of the best paths for development in human life.