Concept of Sruti Sruti refers to the body of sacred texts in Hinduism that are considered to be divinely revealed. It includes the Vedas, Brahmanas, Aranyakas, and Upanishads. Sruti means “what is heard,” implying that these scriptures were received by ancient sages through spiritual insight. Sruti texts form the foundation of Hindu philosophy, rituals, and […]
Introduction to Rta Rta is a very old and important concept in ancient Indian thought, especially in the Vedas. It refers to the natural order or the cosmic law that keeps the universe running in a balanced and harmonious way. The word “Rta” means “truth,” “order,” or “right.” It is the principle that supports truth,
Introduction to Apaurusheyata The term Apaurusheyata comes from the Sanskrit words “a” (not), “purusha” (person), and “eyata” (authored). So, Apaurusheyata means “not created by any person” or “authorless.” In the context of Indian philosophy, especially in the Mimamsa school, it refers to the idea that the Vedas are eternal and not created by any human
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