चार वेद (The Four Vedas)

ऋग्वेद (Rigveda)

The Rig Veda is the oldest and most important of the four Vedas, composed of ancient hymns in praise of various deities. It is considered the earliest religious text in the world and forms the foundation of Hindu spiritual tradition.

सामवेद (Samveda)

The Samaveda, known as the “Veda of Melodies,” is one of Hinduism’s four ancient scriptures. Renowned for its musical hymns, it forms the heart of Vedic rituals and connects spiritual devotion with divine harmony.

यजुर्वेद (Yajurveda)

The Yajurveda, meaning “knowledge of sacrificial formulas,” is a vital Vedic scripture guiding Hindu rituals and ceremonies. It contains sacred verses and instructions for performing fire sacrifices, forming a cornerstone of ancient Indian spiritual practice.

अथर्ववेद (Atharvaveda)

The Atharvaveda, the fourth of the Vedas, is unique for blending spiritual hymns with practical wisdom. It contains healing mantras, protective chants, and guidance for daily life, reflecting the ancient roots and diverse knowledge of Vedic tradition.