Samveda
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The reader is offered a complete translation of Samadwa " - the Holy Scriptures of India. The meeting includes hymns, parts of hymns and individual poems, taken mainly from the "Rigveda". Mantras in Samady are located in the order convenient for religious ceremonies.
"Samadwa" is the earliest of the well -known compilation of hymns, focused on the combination of the melody and the pronounced text. Each mantra of the assembly carries the deepest spiritual meaning corresponding to the Mantra "Rigveda". Being the basis of all the musical systems of India, in terms of sacred significance for the ritual "Samaveda", or "Vedas of Chanter", is not inferior to the "Rigveda".
The publication is equipped with the introduction into the concept of Vedic gymnization and singing. The original text of the monument on Sanskrit and the complete transliteration of all mantras and hymns are given
"Samadwa" is the earliest of the well -known compilation of hymns, focused on the combination of the melody and the pronounced text. Each mantra of the assembly carries the deepest spiritual meaning corresponding to the Mantra "Rigveda". Being the basis of all the musical systems of India, in terms of sacred significance for the ritual "Samaveda", or "Vedas of Chanter", is not inferior to the "Rigveda".
The publication is equipped with the introduction into the concept of Vedic gymnization and singing. The original text of the monument on Sanskrit and the complete transliteration of all mantras and hymns are given
Author:
Author:Matveev S.A. (Translator)
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-413-01449-3
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