: Krishna Yajur Veda Taittiriya Samhita Mantras - Kandas 1 to 7
Description
Language: Sanskrit Text With Transliteration and English Translation
Pages: 594
About The Author
Dr. R. L. Kashyap is Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana in USA. He had his Master’s degree from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and obtained Ph. D. from Harvard University. He is the recipient of many International awards. Recently he has received ‘Vedanga Vidvan’ award instituted by Maharshi Sandipani Vedavidya Pratishthan (Ujjain), an autonomous body of HRD, Govt. of India and ‘Jnana Keerti’ award instituted by Harsha Kriya Foundation, Bangalore.
He has authored more than 350 research articles of which 220 are published in scholarly journals and the rest were presented at conferences. He has guided above 50 doctoral students.
He has written extensively on Veda. He has to his credit eight major books on the Veda. ‘Why Read Rig Veda’, ‘Secrets of the Rig Veda’, ‘Krishna Yajur Veda Taittiriya Samhita’ (3 Volumes), ‘Exploring the Mystery of Gods’, ‘Rudra mantras’, ‘Essentials of Atharva Veda’, ‘Work Enjoyment & Progress’ are some of his major books.
He is the Honorary Director of Sri Aurobindo Kapali Sastry Institute of Vedic Culture, Bangalore.
Introductory Essays
To help the reader, several brief essays are given in the beginning of the book. The first essay deals with certain aspects of mantra, its definition, types and powers. The second essay, ‘KYTS and this book’ shows the relation between the entire texts of KYTS in seven Kandas published as [1]. This book contains all and only the mantras contained in the three volumes of [1]. The details of l I l are in the p. 534 in the section, ‘References’. The third essay describes the tree-structure of the KY
Pages: 594
About The Author
Dr. R. L. Kashyap is Professor Emeritus of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana in USA. He had his Master’s degree from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and obtained Ph. D. from Harvard University. He is the recipient of many International awards. Recently he has received ‘Vedanga Vidvan’ award instituted by Maharshi Sandipani Vedavidya Pratishthan (Ujjain), an autonomous body of HRD, Govt. of India and ‘Jnana Keerti’ award instituted by Harsha Kriya Foundation, Bangalore.
He has authored more than 350 research articles of which 220 are published in scholarly journals and the rest were presented at conferences. He has guided above 50 doctoral students.
He has written extensively on Veda. He has to his credit eight major books on the Veda. ‘Why Read Rig Veda’, ‘Secrets of the Rig Veda’, ‘Krishna Yajur Veda Taittiriya Samhita’ (3 Volumes), ‘Exploring the Mystery of Gods’, ‘Rudra mantras’, ‘Essentials of Atharva Veda’, ‘Work Enjoyment & Progress’ are some of his major books.
He is the Honorary Director of Sri Aurobindo Kapali Sastry Institute of Vedic Culture, Bangalore.
Introductory Essays
To help the reader, several brief essays are given in the beginning of the book. The first essay deals with certain aspects of mantra, its definition, types and powers. The second essay, ‘KYTS and this book’ shows the relation between the entire texts of KYTS in seven Kandas published as [1]. This book contains all and only the mantras contained in the three volumes of [1]. The details of l I l are in the p. 534 in the section, ‘References’. The third essay describes the tree-structure of the KY
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