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 - These hymns stress on the need to know the properties of air, water and fire to best utilize for the benefits of mankind. Learned persons or scientists should build aero planes and other conveyances with the earth and other elements and by the combination and use of the water and air in the machines, should travel on earth, in the ocean and sky. It is emphasized that men should adore that Omnipresent God only Who made this world in three ways i.e. (1) This visible earth without light (2) invisible subtle world in the form of atoms etc. (3) Shining solar world. He made the form of the universe that can be logically known in the firmament. Righteous, wise, active learned devotees of God see within their own spotless souls with pure knowledge the All-pervading Blissful State of God who is Omnipresent and All-bliss. Those people who leave the sleep of ignorance and unrighteousness and wake up in the pursuit of knowledge and righteousness, they only attain the all-pervasive Vishnu i.e. God, who is perfect in all respects in the form of Sacchidananda. These Vedic hymns convey Karma and re-birth principles. Whatever good or evil, merit or sin is done by people, they get the fruit of the same under the dispensation of God's Justice. All beings get the fruit of their actions through air, water, fire and other elements in previous as well as in the present life. They also know that the good or bad actions done by them are the cause of their birth. Therefore, they should always keep company with such enlightened persons and have communion with God. The hymn wise, purported explanations – Mandala 1 – Sukta – 21
Mandala 1 – Sukta – 23
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