edited ram nath jha shashi (2 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Vedic roots and radical reformulation of Gandhi's philosophy non-violence, peace and civilisational harmony/D. Allen. 2. An upanisadic exposition of the term dharma/S.K. Borah. 3. Powers of ten genesis and mystical significance/A.K. Dutta. 4. Indo-European Vedic and post Vedic meanings of Arya/L. Elst. 5. Discussion of B.N. Achar's paper chronology of Vedic rsis in Vedic Venues Vol. 1/R.N. Iyengar. 5. Response to discussion of the paper of B.N. Achar's paper chronology of Veduc rsis in Vedic venues, Vol. 1/R.N. Iyengar and B.R. Narahari Achar. 6. IE isoglosses: what they dont show us/N. Kazanas. Yes we have here yet another periodical on the Vedic Culture, whose riches seem inexhaustible. For apart from the humility Dirghatamas expresses, we meet many ideas of deep philosophical import as in 3.54.8 which states that the one rules the entire manifest multiplicity, or in 3.55 where the refrain states that single ekam is the great God power asuratvam of the Gods, and so on. We meet also the concept of natural law or Course of nature rta maintaining order in the Cosmos, also aspects of astronomy medicine, metallurgy and crafts like pottery, weaving etc.We have moreover one of the oldest and richest languages of humanity reflecting as no other language does the order seen and praised in nature with its dhatus and their fairly systematic development into nominal declensions and verbal conjugations.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. Vedic civilisation and its spread/Kazanas Nicholas and Klostermaier Kalus. 2. Chronology of Vedic rsis: an archaeoastronomical approach/Achar B.N. Narahari. 3. Vedic psychology in the light of Sri Aurobindo's interpretations: the Vedic legend of the Angiras Rsis and the lost cows/Choudry Anuradha. 4. The contribution of old Iranian to the reconstruction of the proto Indo European verbal inflection/Di Giovine Paolo. 5. Sankara on Sruti as verbal testimony/Jha Ram Nath. 6. Hindu social corporate form and Sreni Dharma: cure for greed/Kalyanaraman Srinivasan. 7. Vedic and Avestan/Kazanas Nicholas. 8. Current status of Vedic studies and Harappan archaeology in the context of palaeontology in South Asia/Kennedy Keeneth A.R. 9. The creative function of the word/Klostermaier Klaus. 10. The evidence to support Verner's law/Marcantonio Agnela and Brady R.M. 11. Pre-Rg Vedic Mitanni/Mishra Satish S. and Iyengar Ravilochanan. 12. Of mice and men: DNA, archaeological and linguistic correlation of the two linked journeys of mice and men/Priyadarshi Premendra. 13. The concept of Yoga in Advaita Vedanta/Swami Anita. 14. The female in the Rgveda/Tiwari Shashi. 15. Vedic Venues: specifications for contributions.