Krishna Yajur Veda Samhita
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Sandhya Vandanam - Krishna Yajur Vedam : Introduction in Telugu Part 2by sanatanadharma12352,619 views- 1:56
Śukla Yajur Vedaby inneryoga17,757 views
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Rig Veda - 1 (1/5)by vedas88246,822 views
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Shanti Mantra Atharva Vedaby krishvalli45,046 views
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Taittriya Upanishadby krishvalli10,527 views
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Vedic Chantsby radhakrishnaraj111,670 views
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Ananda Valli of the Yajur Veda.m4vby FIXOVISION4,515 views
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Krishna Yajurveda Ghanam 1/2by dvbhaskar196710,556 views
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Samaveda Chanting - BrainMovieby mindsignonline27,082 views
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Aakasa' - Rig Vedaby krishvalli17,311 views
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The Tradition of Vedic Chantingby unesco34,372 views
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Krishna Yajurveda Ghanam 2/2by dvbhaskar19674,951 views
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Sri Brahma Samhitaby romapada17,955 views
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Purusha Suktam - the Source of all - know the essence of the Vedasby nrkkvsnlcom94,972 views
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Vayu - Rig Vedaby krishvalli12,549 views
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Narayana Upanishadby nsridharan13,140 views
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VEDIC CHANTS WITH TRANSLATIONby sajeepavi107,420 views
Good Question, keep investigating, you will surely get the answer in the next few lives...
Narayana Narayana!
aksjunk 2 years ago
You can find all four vedah in DVD it by:
Institute of Philosophy,
Post Box No: 15142 KPC 1000,
Kathmandu, Nepal
gsugmail 2 years ago 2
hi..did you get the chanting of vedas on CD.....if yes then pls let me knw...'m too intrested to listen to them
vijaypatil05 2 years ago
Now on closer examination of the shakhas themselves the mantras are pretty much the same. It's the swaras that are different. Also, the samaveda mantras are a strict sub-set of rigveda mantras, hence I am not sure what the comment means. Is there a source for this comment that one can read. I am very interested.
r8rdarklord 2 years ago
I am not sure I understand. There always was only one veda, it had four shakhas - Rik, Yajus, Sama and Atharva. Each of these shakhas had there own shakhas (i.e.) Rik had Shakalya, Ashwalayana, Yajus had Krishna, Shukla etc. Some of this Shakhas had shakas too e.g. Krisha Yajurveda has Taittiriya and Maitraiyini etc, Shukla has Vajasaneya, Kanwa etc. It's thought that Sama had upto 1000 shakhas out of which only three remain - Kauthuma, Jaimini & Ranayana.
r8rdarklord 2 years ago
The version may be the same, however, the quantity of the Vedas is MUCH SHORTER in the Kali Yuga. In fact, there is only ONE VEDA. Veda Vyasa is supposed to have "dumbed it down" for mankind in the later Yugas (Dwapara/Kali) due to the reduction of the intellect. The shlokas have NEVER been changed but the number of shlokas we have now are FAR LESS than the ones in the previous Yugas.
Ooga001 2 years ago
No, we have exactly the same version as the ones that the rishis gave us. The rishis were brilliant, and knew a thing or two about how brain accesses memory. There are a no. of Pandits who have been trained in the same tradition and have no use of books.
r8rdarklord 2 years ago
lol.. and we're supposed to have the redacted version in the Kali Yuga! hahahah... how on earth did the Rishis learn ALL of it through oral tradition? Incredible memory and devotion!
AUM SHANTI SHANTI SHANTIHI!
Ooga001 2 years ago
Sorry, I may have misinterpreted your message. You are absolutely right - Chanting or listening to Veda is very beneficial.
Armed with this belief, it is a good idea to strive to chant Veda. You just need to find somebody to teach you.
r8rdarklord 2 years ago
Thanks. I am not trying to chant like them, rather I am after the audio recordings of their chants to listen to. They say listening to the Vedas (since they are "Shruti") is very beneficial for humans in a spiritual sense, bringing them closer to God.
vedaah 2 years ago