Sa > References for ‘Sámaveda’

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[2] The story of a puráńa [...] collected to form the fourth Veda, the Sámaveda. And as he edited and divided [...] Krśńadvaepáyana Vedavyása.

[12] By adding the suffix thal/vak to [...] forcefully”. Many people know that the Sámaveda is not actually a Veda. The song [...] Arthava Vedas collectively make the Sámaveda. The Rgvedic portion of the Sámaveda is called uktha. The correct pronunciation of this portion is somewhat strenuous.

[33] Ut – gae + kta = udgiita. [...] sung”; colloquially it refers to the Sámaveda.

[13] The oldest portion of the Vedas, [...] partly Indian and partly non-Indian. Sámaveda is not a separate Veda by itself [...] as part of India at that time.

[6] The time of the composition of [...] and five thousand years ago. The Sámaveda is not a Veda at all. The word sáma means “song”. The Sámaveda was made later on from the music portions of the three Vedas, that is, the Sámaveda is found within the Rgveda, Yajurveda [...] – these three parts. But the Sámaveda is mentioned in the Jain scriptures, [...] of the Jain scriptures, and the Sámaveda had already been created from [...] Prákrta language of that time.

[14] Most of those Bengali Brahmans [...] Brahmans among them follow the Sámaveda but the Sámaveda does not have any pronunciation [...] has heaped his abuse in this way:

[1] From the study of history, it is [...] three Vedas, yet another Veda - the Sámaveda, the fourth Veda – was created. [...] “musical composition”. The Sámaveda itself is not a Veda.

[7] Now this musical portion of the Vedas, which was known as the Sámaveda (the word sáma means “song”), [...] the name of that portion of the Sámaveda which was taken from the Rgveda [...] “all those portions of the Sámaveda which have been gathered together [...] according to musical classification.

[8] Aoktha means “concerning [...] Aokthaka means “pandit of the Sámaveda” and aokthika means “the [...] class of pandits who studied the Sámaveda and who introduced themselves [...] pronunciation was also abandoned.

[14] SADHANA. Literally, “ sustained [...] means “movement”.) SÁMAVEDA. Sáma means “song”; the song portions of three Vedas collectively made up the Sámaveda . So the Sámaveda is not a separate Veda. [...] plexus. See also CAKRA.

[1] From the study of history, it is [...] Vedas, yet another Veda – the Sámaveda, the fourth Veda – was created. [...] “musical composition”. The Sámaveda itself is not a Veda.