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Yajur - Veda

Posted by SHRI SARV BRAHMAN MAHASABHA BIKANER on Sunday, May 6, 2012 Under: BRAHMAN, MAHASABHA,BIKANER BHAGWAN PARSHURAM

The word ‘yaj’ means worship and the word ‘yajur’ means sacrificial worship. Yajur - Veda gives a practical shape to the verses of the Rig-Veda, and helps actual performance of the Yajnas by using the hymns and mantras of the Rig-Veda. This Veda has 1975 verses.

Yajur - Veda is divided into two main branches. Shukla (white) Yajur-veda and Krishna (black) Yajur - Veda. Rishi ‘Yaajnavalkya’ is believed to have brought the Shukla Yajur - Veda to the knowledge of the world, from the Sun god. While Shukla Yajur-Veda is the prevalent school in North India, Krishna Yajur-Veda is the norm in South India

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Yajur - Veda

Posted by SHRI SARV BRAHMAN MAHASABHA BIKANER on Sunday, May 6, 2012 Under: BRAHMAN, MAHASABHA,BIKANER BHAGWAN PARSHURAM

The word ‘yaj’ means worship and the word ‘yajur’ means sacrificial worship. Yajur - Veda gives a practical shape to the verses of the Rig-Veda, and helps actual performance of the Yajnas by using the hymns and mantras of the Rig-Veda. This Veda has 1975 verses.

Yajur - Veda is divided into two main branches. Shukla (white) Yajur-veda and Krishna (black) Yajur - Veda. Rishi ‘Yaajnavalkya’ is believed to have brought the Shukla Yajur - Veda to the knowledge of the world, from the Sun god. While Shukla Yajur-Veda is the prevalent school in North India, Krishna Yajur-Veda is the norm in South India

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Yajur - Veda

Posted by SHRI SARV BRAHMAN MAHASABHA BIKANER on Sunday, May 6, 2012 Under: BRAHMAN, MAHASABHA,BIKANER BHAGWAN PARSHURAM

The word ‘yaj’ means worship and the word ‘yajur’ means sacrificial worship. Yajur - Veda gives a practical shape to the verses of the Rig-Veda, and helps actual performance of the Yajnas by using the hymns and mantras of the Rig-Veda. This Veda has 1975 verses.

Yajur - Veda is divided into two main branches. Shukla (white) Yajur-veda and Krishna (black) Yajur - Veda. Rishi ‘Yaajnavalkya’ is believed to have brought the Shukla Yajur - Veda to the knowledge of the world, from the Sun god. While Shukla Yajur-Veda is the prevalent school in North India, Krishna Yajur-Veda is the norm in South India

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