We shall discuss the hymns, Sukta wise & Mandala wise. Our focus is on the implicit meaning of the various hymns instead of literal translations of the hymns. These purported meanings are based primarily on the English translations by Swami Dharmanand Saraswati of the works done by Swami Dayanand Saraswati.
Highlights – The hymn wise, purported explanations – As the God upholds the entire world, the heads of the institutions, parents and teachers should properly protect and maintain people, children and pupils and do good. Learned and righteous persons should always be admired and all should renounce the evils. By associating with the learned, men can attain much knowledge. Persons should acquire knowledge under learned persons and easily accomplish Dharma (righteousness) Artha (Wealth) Kama (fulfilment of noble desires) and Moksha (emancipation). Heads of the institutions should gladden all people by his knowledge, humility and other virtues. They should make the righteous people happy by freeing them from the bonds of sorrow by protecting justice and disintegrating the enemies. A foolish person has no value before a highly learned man, possessing perfect knowledge. All human beings should be made scholars through good education and donation of knowledge through philanthropic scholars' daily efforts. Mandala 1 – Sukta – 59
Mandala 1 – Sukta – 60
Mandala 1 – Sukta – 61
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We shall discuss the hymns, Sukta wise & Mandala wise. Our focus is on the implicit meaning of the various hymns instead of literal translations of the hymns. These purported meanings are based primarily on the English translations by Swami Dharmanand Saraswati of the works done by Swami Dayanand Saraswati.
Highlights – All boys and girls should study sciences and enter into wedlock after knowing merits of one another & should have mutual love for domestic happiness. If they are highly learned, they should teach boys & girls, otherwise discharge other duties according to their merits & temperaments. Husband & wife should be source of happiness to all by their good character and conduct. A humble righteous, mighty and industrious person should be selected for the position of head in the Assembly, Educational Institutes and Army. Men should constantly enjoy happiness by meditating up on the infinite power of God. The soul is ever pervaded by God who is eternal, Absolute Existence, Absolute Conscious, Perfect Bliss, Omnipotent, Self-refulgent, the Support, Creator of the world, Infinite, Omnipresent Supreme Being The soul is eternal, conscious, finite and not omniscient. The soul is the free doer of actions and enjoys soon the fruits of its good or bad actions in the form of happiness and misery. The soul in the body is the impeller of the body, its organs and inner senses, their upholder, controller, master, possessing desires, malice, volition, happiness. misery and consciousness. The knowers of the real nature of the soul get extreme happiness and joy. The hymn wise, purported explanations – Mandala 1 – Sukta – 56
Mandala 1 – Sukta – 57
Mandala 1 – Sukta – 58
We shall discuss the hymns, Sukta wise & Mandala wise. Our focus is on the implicit meaning of the various hymns instead of literal translations of the hymns. These purported meanings are based primarily on the English translations by Swami Dharmanand Saraswati of the works done by Swami Dayanand Saraswati.
Highlights – Unrighteousness causes suffering. Those, who take shelter of supreme being or head of state with universal virtues, tread on righteous path. Head of state like God should punish the wicked and protect righteous persons. Head of State should have good knowledge, humility, justice and strong army consisting of brave persons. Head of state and its ministers should be benevolent and provide good governance. A man most exalted on account of his virtues should be made the President of the Assembly or the Council of Ministers etc. And he being righteous himself should be terrifier of the wicked and giver of happiness to the righteous. Those persons are benevolent to all who earn industriously and enjoy wealth. Heads should acquire knowledge, intelligence, humility and righteousness; and should be fierce to the wicked but full of forgiveness and mild to the righteous. The duty of the teacher and the preacher to remove or set aside all superstition and to make all people happy by giving the light of knowledge and justice and to establish the observance of true conduct. The hymn wise, purported explanations – Mandala 1 – Sukta – 54
Mandala 1 – Sukta – 55
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