The Daily Practice Of The Hindus
By Srisa Chandra Vasu, 198 Pages, Hardcover.
The Vedas—Rig, Yajur and Sama—have enjoined on the Hindus a number of rites that are to be performed during the succeeding hours of the day. Rai Bahadur Srisa Chandra Vasu's "The Daily Practice of the Hindus" describes in detail all the Vedic rites connected with the morning and midday duties. The Sanskrit text, its transliteration, word-meaning, translation and grammatical notes provide the assistance for understanding the Vedic mantras. The chapters on Tantric and Universal Sandhya liberates the use of this book from its sectarian confinement. Everyone, irrespective of his creed, shall find this book invaluable; for it caters to everybody's physical and spiritual well-being.
The Vedas—Rig, Yajur and Sama—have enjoined on the Hindus a number of rites that are to be performed during the succeeding hours of the day. Rai Bahadur Srisa Chandra Vasu's "The Daily Practice of the Hindus" describes in detail all the Vedic rites connected with the morning and midday duties. The Sanskrit text, its transliteration, word-meaning, translation and grammatical notes provide the assistance for understanding the Vedic mantras. The chapters on Tantric and Universal Sandhya liberates the use of this book from its sectarian confinement. Everyone, irrespective of his creed, shall find this book invaluable; for it caters to everybody's physical and spiritual well-being.
