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Tyāga;3720260 said:although i knew it is dedicated to the Visvedevatas![]()
It was...
...till it got [mis-]appropriated!
...till it got [mis-]appropriated!
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Tyāga;3720260 said:although i knew it is dedicated to the Visvedevatas![]()
No problem. If you are interested,
I'd recommend Thite's translation
of the Apastamba Shr.Sutra.
It was...
...till it got [mis-]appropriated!
Tyāga;3720273 said:The verse clearly states that truth is one....who on earth would misappropriate it?![]()
Tyāga;3720268 said:Of course i'm interested in it! I'm dying to find an English translation of any SS.Is this translation available online?
The All-Gods are that "one truth".
But are summoned separately,
Good question. I'm not sure, unfortunately.
I got a two-book set in India for low-price!Yay!
Baudhayana Shrauta Sutra here: https://archive.org/details/baudhyanasrautas03bauduoftTyāga;3720309 said:I'm a freebie![]()
Baudhayana Shrauta Sutra here: https://archive.org/details/baudhyanasrautas03bauduoft
Search, you would find others also.
Search more. Here is an English translation of Grhya Sutras - http://merki.lv/vedas/Grihya Sutras (eng).pdf. I believe (not that I can give proof) that all such things are available for free on internet.![]()
Check this: Ashwalayana
Tyāga;3722316 said:Namaste,
Ashvalayana is Shakha of RV.I don't think Asv.SS's English translation is available online.
Greetings, Tyaga:
I haven't been able to find either the Ashvalayana
Shrautasutram or the Ashvalayana Grhyasutram
online. I was, however, able to find a copy of the
Ashvalayana Shrautasutram at a bookstore in India,
but I was unable to find Ashv. Grhyasutram. In fact,
I was unable to find the grhyasutra-s of any Vedic
recension. I thought I would have been able to find
at least one grhyasutram belonging to the Kr.Yaj.Veda,
since the Kr.Yaj.Veda has several grhyastra-s, but
couldn't find any, none at all. Even the pandits at
the stores I visited, along with the temples I visited,
had never even heard of them. Haha.
It is available, Tyaga. I got to it, but forgot to put in the link. That was the purpose of my last post. Now, I need to find it again.Tyāga;3722316 said:Ashvalayana is Shakha of RV.I don't think Asv.SS's English translation is available online.
Greetings, Tyaga:
I haven't been able to find either the Ashvalayana
Shrautasutram or the Ashvalayana Grhyasutram
online. I was, however, able to find a copy of the
Ashvalayana Shrautasutram at a bookstore in India,
but I was unable to find Ashv. Grhyasutram. In fact,
I was unable to find the grhyasutra-s of any Vedic
recension. I thought I would have been able to find
at least one grhyasutram belonging to the Kr.Yaj.Veda,
since the Kr.Yaj.Veda has several grhyastra-s, but
couldn't find any, none at all. Even the pandits at
the stores I visited, along with the temples I visited,
had never even heard of them. Haha.
The pride or the gem of
my "collection" is the
Tandyamahabrahmanam,
with Sayana's commentary.
It came as a two-book set.
There are a whole lot of books available at Amazon, written by Swamis, etc.
It is unfortunate that Swamis make a book to sell of what they right, rather than putting it on internet for online reading. Why are the Swamis so money minded?
On the other hand, a whole lot of information is available for Christianity and Islam.
Tyāga;3722626 said:Namaste MV,
I think Ashvalayana is an extinct shakha of RV,currently only Shakala and Bhaskala shakhas are available.Bhaskala contains few extra hymns(Khilanis) belonging to a later period which are not recorded in Shakala.
I did came across Asv.GS online:
Grihya Sutras, Part 1 (SBE29): Â<I>s</I>valâyana-G<I>ri</I>hya-Sûtra: I, 1
Isn't Tandya Brahmana same as Panchavimsha?