कृष्ण यजुर्वेदीय तैत्तिरीय संहिता तथा ब्राह्मणम् मूलम्- Original Krishna Yajurvediya Taittireeya Samhita and Brahmanam (Large Text)

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Back of the Book The guiding force of the Hinduism is its belief in the infallible word of God, the Vedas. Veda is the general term to refer to the whole corpus of the hymns, psalms, praises compiled by the various Rishis. Hindus believe that Vedas are revealed texts i.e., the knowledge revealed by God and hence there is not an ioata of data in it which can be questionable. The sages who had attained the status of Rishis due to the virtue of their intense penances, were chosen by God to be the promulgators of His knowledge. In course of time, due to the multitude of knowledge and the lack of competence on part of man to master the entire corpus, Krishna Dvaipaayana, the son of Rishi Paraashara segregated the contents of Vedas into four distinctive divisions, namely Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, Saama Veda and Atharva Veda. It is not that such a division was unknown in the past, but it was due to the absolute methodical arrangement of Rishi Dvaipaayana, that he came to be known as Veda Vyaasa i.e. the 'Editor of the Vedas' .

Each Veda has four sections (Angas) namely Mantra (Samhita), Braahmana, Aaranyaka and Upanishad. The Mantra / Samhita portions are concerned with the praises and hymns addressed to the deities of Vedic pantheon.

Braahmanas are the portions enjoining the usage of the mantras is the various Yajnyas.

This Book consists of Moola (Text) of Krishna Yajurvedeeya Taittireeya Samhita and Brahmana.

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