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The Curacao Vedic Foundation, a group practicing Vedic
philosophy at Curacao, believes that knowledge is the
prescription for all conflicts and ailments. While trying to
apprehend the Vedic scriptures, we are offering a knowledge
base platform to the world for spiritual uplift and
friendship.
Curacao Vedic foundation intends to
reach everyone to share the Vedic resolutions that would bring peace,
harmony, good
health and solutions to conflicts we face
everyday.
Vedas are the ancient scripts, written in
Sanskrit, originated from ancient India,
extended far beyond any geographical lines
and used around the globe. The main purpose
of this ancient scripts to bring peace,
prosperity and philosophical enrichment of
the human civilization.
-Vedas
are the ancient scripts, written in
Sanskrit, originated from ancient
India, extended far beyond any
geographical lines and used around the
globe. These ancient scriptures are
highly developed sciences, offer a
platform to bring peace,
prosperity and philosophical
enrichment of the human
civilization.
-Vedic
texts may be categorized into four
classes: the Samhitas, Brahmanas,
Aranyakas, and Upanishads
Samhitas
Samhitas,
also referred as Vedas, are the
collections of hymns, mantras, and
chants
There
are four main streams of Vedas,namely
Rigveda, Samveda, Yajurveda and
Atharvaveda. From these Vedas,
numerous scriptures have been evolved
to provide guidance to mankind.
-Each
Veda is designated to addresses an
important state of human life. Few of
those states are mentioned below.
Brahmanas
ब्राह्मण
-Brahmanas
is a part of "Shruti" (meaning
what we hear), heard from the Rishis and then
documented more like commentaries or
elaborations of Vedic texts.
~Brahmanas
are embedded in Vedic Samhitas.
Aranyakas
Aranyakas carry the textual contexts
those were written in an isolation and
added as the contributions from
individuals or school of
thoughts those grew independently.
Aitareya Aranyaka is a part of
Rigeveda (Shakala Shakha of Rigveda)
,where as Taittiriya Aranyaka is a
part of Taittiriya Shakha of Krishna-Yajurveda
Upanishad
Upanishads contains Philosophical
dialogues, also know as Vedanta (the
end of the Vedas. deals with the
nature of reality, of the life self-
realization Brahman, the totality.
Upavedas (5) :
Arthaveda unfolds statecraft, Nishastr; 1
Ayurveda (derived from Rig Veda),
describes medicine and health;
Dhanurveda (derived from Yajurveda),
represents military science;
Gandharvaveda (derived from Samveda),
elaborates music and the arts.
Sthapatyaveda (derived from Athravaved),
explains the science of architecture.
Shastras
(to denote education /knowledge) ~Nyaya
(go into the subject, through logical
reasoning) ~Vaishehik
(deals with physics and chemistry of the body
and the universe. The theory of atomic
structure was established by this school. ~Samkya
(Enumeration; Samkya is a dualistic philosophy
that believes in two coexistent and
independent realities pure consciousness sprit
and prakriti matter the manifest relative
world. ~Yoga
(deals with all aspects of human personality
and teaches one how to control the
modifications of the mind through practice of
meditation. ~Mimamsa
(deals with rituals, worship, ethical conduct
and analysis of the science of mantra) ~Vedanta:
Veda means "knowledge", and "anta" means
end.
Vedanga (6) ~Vyakarayan: Grammer ~Jyotish:
Astronomy and astrology ~Nirukta:
History of words. ~Chandas:
measurements of syllables. ~Shiksha:
Sanskrit meaning of Shiksha. ~Kalp Sutras:
Some of the Puranas (tales of ancient times,
referring to Hindu writings or Scriptures) ~Bhagawtam
purana (deals with all the incarnation of
Vishnu) ~Matsya
purana (deals with the incarnation of Matsya) ~Skanda
purana (deals with the slaughter of the
demon). ~Agni
purana (deals with arts and science, JJyotish
and architecture) ~Gurada
purana (deals with JJyotish, Structure /quality
of diamond, Vedic medicine, grammar and the
last part with life after death). ~Vishnu
purana (deals with primary actions of
Varahakalpa) ~Varaha
purana (deals with holy places and mantras) ~Siva
purana (deals with instructions give by Shiva
in the form of linga) ~Bhavishva
purana (deals with future events and praises
the worship of Sun, Fire and Serpent). ~Markandeva
purana (deals with praises about the goddess
Durga). ~Brahmavaivarta
purana (deals with creation of the universe). ~Padma
purana (deals with the importance of all
months and the lotus seat of Brahma) ~Naradiva
purana (deals with a summary of everything) ~Gita
(song of God)
~Samhita
About
Vedas:
~Nyaya
(go into the subject, through logical
reasoning)