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Selected verses from the vedas for material gain and happiness
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Preface
Famous Vedic Prayers
Gayatri Mantra
The First Mantra
Invocation God
God of All Things
Homage to God
Grace of God
Liberal Lord
Universal Lord
Unity in Diversity
Peace
Divine Peace
Path to Success
Self Effort
Actions and Results
Do your Duty
How to Live
Mind Control
Righteous Path
Material Desires
Control Desires
Mutual Conduct
Temple of God
Cast off Anger
Evil Emotions
Follow Dharma
Follow Truth Always
Contentment
Common God
Common Ideal
Way to Happiness
Seasons Reflect Divine Splendour
Faith in God
Remember God Always
Hymns of One Accord
Hymns of Love and Unity
Evil Thoughts
Avoid Evils
Charity-I
Charity-II
God and Man
Divine Mercy
Door to Divine Grace
Dedicated Service
Happy Life
Impediments in Life
Enemy Within
Evil Thoughts
Knowledge
Knowledge and Ignorance
Way to Salvation
The Last Phase
Self Realisation
The Ultimate Reality
Path to Truth
Role of Heart
Divine Secrets
Mystical Magic
Maya-The Power
One and All
Laws of God
Laws of Nature
Age
Body Safety
Make God a Loving Friend
Help and Needy
Lord of All
Path of Duty
Path to Salvation
Dedication
Learning
Wheels of Wealth
Fair Means
Virtue and Vice
Two Eternal Companions
Look Within
Duty Towards Motherland
Soulmates
Live Together
Offering
Healthy Body and Mind
Plan Your Own Life
Charity
Do not be Lazy
Unity of Thought and Action
Big or SmalL
Spiritual Bliss
Wake-up Call
Brotherhood of Man
Bondage
Om - the Holy Word
Never Gamble
Virtuous Path
Be Brave and Daring
Will Power
March Ahead
Prefect Knowledge
All Round Fearlessness
Human Body
Lust and Anger
Social Welfare
Aviod Harsh Speech
Life Yajna
The Wedded Life
True Saint
Spiritual Happiness
Food for Health
Divine Help
Path to Liberation
Eternal Bliss
Law of Karma
Charitable Deeds
Good Character
Be Punctual
Work Hard
Idle Mind
Speech and Action
True Worship
Worship Motherland
Mother Nature
Temple of God-II
Human Body
Do Your Duty-II
Harmony with Nature
The Right Path
Become Arya
The Last Mantra Shanti Path
The VEDAS are the fountain head of all ancient Indian philosophical thought, tradition and practices. The four Vedas contain all true knowledge in seed form. It is, therefore, desirable that all human beings should study them to take full advantage of this essential knowledge which can act as a light-source in this long voyage of the vast ocean of human life.
The four Vedas contain over 20,000 Mantras, Verses wrapped in the mystery of an ancient language, which though perfect, yet are beyond the grasp of the general public. The study of the Vedas is, therefore, difficult for an average Indian, even though, he may profess faith in them and hold them in high esteem. Some English and Hindi translations of the Vedas are available, but they are very voluminous and not many people have time and inclination to study them.
Keeping in view the above dilemma, the author has selected around 150 Vedic Mantras with a view to propagate some of the cardinal truths contained in these holy scriptures. These selected verses represent only a few drops from the ocean of Vedic knowledge and literature. However, they cover main, important and popular themes beneficial to human life.
It is hoped that with the publication of this handy volume, the overall meaning and the message contained in selected Vedic verses will spread among the general reader who might ignorant of this divine knowledge.
Only ‘a’ has been taken from Scriptural Transliteration for longer ‘a’ sound to write the mantras. The rest is as written in government papers, newspapers, magazines and general books.
- J.M. Mehta
We begin this book with the First Mantra of Rig Veda, the first book in the library of mankind. It is very significant that it begins with the name of God and describes his attributes. Agni is one of the names of One Adorable God, who has numerous names, based upon his various attributes. He is Brahma (The Supreme Being), he is Agni-the all knowing, He is Indra-the Omnipotent, He is Diva-the shining one, and so on. Though He is One Unitary Being, they speak of Him in various ways:
He is the Controller and the Creator of the universe from eternity. We should all worship One Adorable God.
This is one of the most famous Vedic verses which contains universal prayer. We pray to God to remove all our vices, dispel all our miseries and grant us all that is good and righteous. This is a prayer which is suitable for all mankind without any distinction of caste, creed, race or country. What a wonderful heaven of peace and prosperity this world would be if all human beings are blessed with good habits, perform good deeds and are free from vices, evil deeds and miseries of all kinds. May we attain all that is beneficial. This is possible only by the grace of God, but we have to first equip ourselves with necessary qualifications.
‘The One has encompassed all.From Heaven to EarthWhich possesses all thingsTo Him, I offer my worship.’
Atharva Veda- 1:32
‘Homage to Him, who presides over all things,That which was and that which shall be;To whom alone belongs the heaven,To that all powerful Brahman, our homage!’
Atharva Veda- X:8
We should offer worship to the Only One God, who pervades all: here, there and everywhere. What is visible is all his manifestation, and what is not is all his hidden mystery.
God is the Controller of all things, moving and not moving, animate and inanimate. He knows everything of the past, the present and the future. From Heaven to Earth, He is the LORD of all things. We should pay our homage to God of the Universe.
Man should sing in praise of God and his grace and blessings. God is all Bountiful and His treasure is unlimited. He is liberal and his wealth is spread throughout. In order to attract God’s grace’ one must first enkindle true love of God in one’s heart and sing His praises with true devotion.