ANCIENT WISDOM

Vedic mantras

The Vedas are a large body of ancient sacred texts originating in ancient India, which form the oldest layer of Sanskrit literature and the oldest scriptures of Sanatana Dharma. The Vedas are considered to be of divine origin. The texts cover various subjects, including rituals, ceremonies, philosophy, cosmology, and spiritual insights. They are traditionally passed down orally from generation to generation and are studied and recited by Hindu priests and scholars.

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07.09.2024, at 13.00 - 15.00

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THE EFFECT OF ANCIENT WISDOMS

What does the recitation of the Vedas give us?

The recitation of the Vedas is considered highly auspicious and beneficial in Hindu tradition, and it is believed to confer various spiritual, mental, and physical benefits to both the reciter and the listener.

Spiritual Upliftment

Reciting the Vedas elevates the spiritual consciousness of both the reciter and the listener. It is considered a form of devotion (bhakti) and a means of connecting with the divine.

Purification of Mind

The sacred verses and hymns of the Vedas have purifying effects on the mind and soul. They are thought to cleanse negative energies and promote positive thoughts and emotions.

Blessings and Protection

The recitation invoke blessings from the deities and divine forces mentioned in the Vedas. It is also considered a form of protection against negative influences and obstacles.

Intellectual Stimulation

Studying and reciting the Vedas involve understanding complex philosophical concepts and linguistic intricacies. Engaging with these texts is believed to stimulate intellectual growth and expand one's understanding of life and existence.

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20. november, 2024

Kala Bhairavi Jayanti

The teaching of Vedic chanting

The teaching of Vedic chanting typically follows a traditional method that has been passed down through generations of Vedic scholars and teachers - it is called parampara (Sanskrit: परम्परा). Vedic chanting is traditionally taught in a one-on-one or small group setting, with a Guru (teacher) imparting knowledge to Shishyas (disciples) orally. This intimate setting allows for personalized instruction and ensures the transmission of accurate pronunciation and intonation. Students learn Vedic chants through repetition and memorization. They practice reciting the verses repeatedly until they can reproduce them accurately from memory. This process helps internalize the chants and ensures their preservation. Vedic chanting teachers often provide spiritual guidance alongside the technical instruction. They may impart philosophical insights, moral teachings, and guidance on leading a righteous life based on the principles enshrined in the Vedic texts.

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