House of Wisedom
Dear brothers of all religions we Wellcome all of join this House of Wisedom
Vedas are essan of Hinduism,aka Sanatan dharma.
In this translation you find all vyakaran,Nirukti,Nirghantu all the essential linguistic component.We take various vashya of Sankaracarya,kumaril bhatta,Vamati Bachashpati Misra and all formar acaryas of this country.
Work with grammar and syntex totaly dependent on Nirukta.
Translation and Commentary on the Holy Vedas: Contains Sanskrit text, its English translation with brief explanation of Hymns. The explanations are given in a unique way by placing them in parenthesis along with the actual translation. The flow of text between actual translation and the explanations gives a smooth textual flow. Outstanding feature of the translation is its loyalty to the actual Sanskrit – in terms of grammatical syntax and word usage. No Sanskrit word from the Vedas was left untranslated and no new words were introduced inside the translation to elaborate a point, to justify a given opinion or for the sake of English writing .
Accurate translation of the Vedas is impossible. How can House of wisdom claim that their work is accurate?
We agree that accurate translation of the Vedas is virtually impossible. However, what is humanly possible is (1) not to delete any Sanskrit words of the Vedas from the translation, (2) not to add unwarranted words inside the translation suggesting these are equivalent of Sanskrit words and (3) follow the same grammatical syntax of the Hymns.
House of Wisedom have not deleted any word from translation, have not added unwarranted words inside the translation, and have followed the same grammatical syntax. While almost all translators have arbitrarily refrained from translating far too many words, simultaneously far too many unwarranted words were added by them inside actual translation. Thirdly, the grammatical syntax of the Sanskrit Hymns was often not followed by many translators. While translating the Divine words of Vedas, no human being has any authority to arbitrarily delete anything from and add anything in to the Vedas.
Keeping these points in mind, House of wisedom have attempted to provide a translation that is more accurate than many of the widely circulated translations.
TRANSLATION:
1.Every attempt has been made to make the translation accurate and correct with the Sanskrit text of the Vedas.
2.This translation is literal, not literary.
3.No Sanskrit word omitted from translation due to negligence, arbitrary reason or for the sake of English writing.
4.No new words introduced inside the translation to elaborate a point, to justify a given opinion or for the sake of English writing.
5.The translation does not show allegiance to any group or any particular school of thought.
EXPLANATION:
1.In addition to the translation, explanation of each verse is given at the bottom of every page
2.The explanation is within parenthesis along with the translation, using proverbial and ornamental language.
3.Instead of Biblical English, use of contemporary American English made the flow of text very lucid and immensely readable. The commentary is easy to comprehend.
4.The comments are authentic, logical and scientific based on the Holy Vedas and Smrities.
5.Use of separate typefaces made the commentary and the actual translation distinct.
REFERENCES:
1.Cross-references with the verses of the Holy Vedas, Avesta, Tripitak and other scriptures have been given abundantly at appropriate places.
2.Anyone willing to study the Holy Vedas in depth and make comparative study with other scriptures will find this Commentary very useful ready-reference book.
3.Such elaborate reference system has not been seen in any other translations of the Holy Vedas.
INDEX:
The index is descriptive and elaborate, covering pages.
Merely reading the index helps in understanding what the Holy Vedas says about a particular subject.
This unique index makes it very useful and handy for researchers, scholars or just anybody who is interested in studies of Sanatan Dharma.
