In this short essay, Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha has attempted to address the terms Veda and Vedanta and talked about the meaning and significance of these terms.

This is the twelfth article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.12. VEDA VEDANTAMULU

Vishnu is an important God of the Hindu pantheon. Vishnu is also a very important word occurring in several places in the Vedas.  Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha in this short article has briefly described the significance of this word.

This is the eleventh article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.11. VISHNUVU

This is the second of the two-part essay written by  Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha on “Samhita”. In this article, he continues his exposition on the “Samhita” concept and illustrating through various quotations drawn from the Veda.

This is the tenth article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.10. SAMHITA 2

This is the first of the two-part essay written by  Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha on “Samhita”. Samhita is the first of four parts of every Veda, and forms the Veda’s core. While explaining that a meditation on the Samhita is extremely difficult without a study of the other parts of the Veda, viz. Brahmana, Aranyama and Upanishad, Sri Rayalu gives an interesting interpretation of the Vedic word “Samhita” by deriving its meaning of the word from the individual Aksharas that form the word. Using this, he provides an insight into the form and significance of the Vedic Samhita.

This is the ninth article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.9. SAMHITA-1

Both the words “Anantah” and “Antah” exist in the Vedas and are rich in meaning and deeply significant. In this short essay on these words, Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha discusses the meaning and significance of these Vedic words.

This is the eighth article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.8. ANANTAMU-ANTAMU

In this small article about the Vedic word “aapah”, Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha provides a very interesting insight into how the Vedas have used this word along with its variants “apah”, “apaah” and “aapaah” and their significance.

This is the seventh article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.7. AAPADEVUDU

In this second of the two-part essay on the Vedic Akshara or the Vedic Syllable, Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha extends his argument of the “Akshara” nature of the Veda, and provides an interesting interpretation of the Vedic word “Aksharam”.

This is the sixth article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.6. AKSHARAMU-2

In this first of the two-part essay on the Vedic Akshara or the Vedic Syllable, Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha has provided an introduction on Akshara, and how every syllable or akshara of the Veda has a meaning is timeless, i.e. how the meaning or significance does not alter with time.

This is the fifth article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.5. AKSHARAMU

In this exposition on the Veda Chandassu or the Vedic Meter,  Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha describes the nature and significance of the term Chandas. Quoting several mantras from Vedas that speak about Chandas, he shows how Chandas is an integral part of Veda and how it is impossible to understand Veda without a study of the Vedic Chandas.

This is the fourth article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.4. VEDA CHANDASSU

This is a short article on a “bird’s eye view”  of the Veda,  Sri Rayalu Vishwanadha has provided a few details about what Veda talks about and what it does not, its structure, famous interpreters and other interesting facts.

This is the third article of the second book. Click on the link below to download the article in PDF format.

2.3. VEDAM GURINCHI