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...mbrini'' find [[a]] prominent place in the Rig [[Veda]] Samhita <ref>[[Rig Veda]], 10.125</ref>. There are more than thirty [[women]] sages in RV with spe ...amily members especially the mother-in-law, husband, father-in-law<ref>Rig Veda 10.85</ref>. The bride was exhorted to address the assembly:

....); [[a]] daughter of [[Svadhā]] (D.B. Pur.); a verse in the [[Atharva]] [[Veda]] considered to cause relief from pain.

...he name of the fourth [[Veda]] also known as Ātharvāńgirasa. Also spelled ‘atharvaņa’. # The son of Atharva, [[Dadich|Dadich Ṛṣi]] married Sarasvati [[Devi]] and hence was born [

...a Sukthas in the [[Rig Veda]] and [[Atharva]] [[Veda]]<ref>R.L.Kashyap, "[[Veda]] Manthras and Sukthas," [[Aurobindo]] Kapali Shasthri Institute of Vedic C

...[[Upanishad]] is further condensation of the spiritual philosophy of the [[Veda]]. These four are said to be meant for [[a]] person in his four ashramas: r ...is about sama gana and [[Atharva]] [[veda]] is about prayoga of Riks and [[Atharva]] mantras for kamya and para. The very text is organized in chapters, deali

...ilpa [[Veda]], is the Upa [[Veda]] (supplementary branch) of [[Atharva]] [[Veda]]. Sthapatyaveda deals with planning, designing, and construction of houses Sthapatya means establishing, and [[Veda]] means knowledge. Sthapatyaveda means establishing [[a]] relationship betw

The [[Veda]] Samhitâ is composed of hymns to various [[deities]] and also hymns prais ...thematics as a study. Whether we can trace out texts is secondary, since [[Veda]] came down as an oral tradition for very long. So Vedic evidence is primar

...anskrit]]) is “Ka” and the Taittiriya Samhita from the [[Krishna]] Yajur [[Veda]] states that Ka is Prajapati, the Lord of creation. ‘ka’ can be [[a]] ==Kama in the [[Veda]]==

From [[Atharva]] [[Veda]]<br> [[Category:Atharva Veda]]

And whose reverberations give rise to [[Rig Veda]]. Vande yajusha [[veda]] gosha janakam vakthram harsyotharam., 2

...learning; it is from the word-root “vid” - to know. Knowledge is called [[Veda]], and learning is called vidya. This includes the knowledge to be gained, In the [[Veda]], [[Indra]] is the Lord of all devatas. [[Agni]] is the central deity whil

...rifices (Yajus-[[Yajna]]). Sama Veda introduces musical notes. [[Atharva]] Veda gives ways to make life successful, and contains methods to fulfill what ca ...found in prose. But there are Upanishads like Taittireeya and [[Ganapathi Atharva Seersha]] that have [[svara]].

In the tribal set-up of the days of the [[Rig Veda]] (i.e. before 1500 B.C.E.) every male member of a tribe had to work in the ...g's authority was limited is clear from the fact that in the [[Atharva]] [[Veda]], [[Indra]] is invoked to give the king's share ([[Bhaga]]) in the village

...e mention of three worlds in the samhita, Bhuh, Bhuvah and Suvah<ref>[[Rig Veda]] Samhita 1.34.8</ref>. [[Indra]] is the lord of the swar/suvah world. But The Mandukya [[Upanishad]] in [[Atharva]] [[Veda]] expounds the states or avasthas of consciousness. There are four states i

...any times in different scriptures ranging from the Sruti such as the [[Rig Veda]] to [[Smriti]] such as the Patanjali [[Yoga]] Sutra to itihaas such as the ...out and be rich for us. Let all the people milk Her with amity."<ref>[[Rig Veda]] XII.1.</ref>

...eda]] contain praises to Ganapati. [[Atharva]] Seersha [[Upanishad]], an [[Atharva]] Vedic [[Upanishad]], is completely devoted to Ganapati. It establishes an ..., the first part of Sata Rudriya for the benefit of devotees who are not [[Veda]] learned.

...s, “Every man should protect the other in all respects“<ref> [[Atharva]] [[Veda]] 6.64.1 </ref>. ===Veda Vyāsa===

<br>( Here is [[a]] prayer from the atharvana [[Veda]] addressed to Varahi, the very fierce Goddess Varahi. It would be usef <br>Thus ends the prayer of attraction to varahi occurring in the [[Atharva]] Shikha.

...tp://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/av/av20091.htm P. 336 ''Hymns of the Atharva Veda'' By Ralph T.H. Griffith, [1895]] </ref> it mentions the "eternal Law" and

...eda]]. There are two major streams of literature that developed from the [[Veda]], and which base their authority on it. One of them is the Smṛti literat [[Veda]]