The Story of Vedic India As Embodied Principally in the Rig Veda
The Story of Vedic India As Embodied Principally in the Rig Veda
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Wherever the wise have uttered speech \ydcJi\ with discrimination, sifting it as meal with a sieve, there friend knows friend and auspicious fortune waits on their words. 3. Through sacrifice they followed the track of Vach, and found her entered into the Rishis. Taking her, they divided her into many portions, and now the seven Rishis sing her praise. 4. One man, seeing, sees not Vach ; another, hearing, hears her not ; to another she willingly discloses herself, as a well-attired and loving w...ife displays her person to her husband. 5. One man is said to be secure in her favor — and he is not to be overwhelmed in poetical contests ; another lives in unprofitable brooding : he has only heard Vach, and she is to him without fruit or flower. 6. He who forsakes a well-meaning friend, he has no portion in Vach, and what he hears he hears in vain : unknown to him is the path of virtue. 7. And even those who enjoy her with equally understanding eye and ear, are unequal in the moving of the spirit : some are lakes which reach up to shoulder and to mouth, and some are shallow waters good to bathe in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherever the wise have uttered speech \ydcJi\ with discrimination, sifting it as meal with a sieve, there friend knows friend and auspicious fortune waits on their words. 3. Through sacrifice they followed the track of Vach, and found her entered into the Rishis. Taking her, they divided her into many portions, and now the seven Rishis sing her praise. 4. One man, seeing, sees not Vach ; another, hearing, hears her not ; to another she willingly discloses herself, as a well-attired and loving w...ife displays her person to her husband. 5. One man is said to be secure in her favor — and he is not to be overwhelmed in poetical contests ; another lives in unprofitable brooding : he has only heard Vach, and she is to him without fruit or flower. 6. He who forsakes a well-meaning friend, he has no portion in Vach, and what he hears he hears in vain : unknown to him is the path of virtue. 7. And even those who enjoy her with equally understanding eye and ear, are unequal in the moving of the spirit : some are lakes which reach up to shoulder and to mouth, and some are shallow waters good to bathe in.
What to read after The Story of Vedic India As Embodied Principally in the Rig Veda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Znade a Znade Alexeevna Ragozin to read onlineMoreLess
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