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Wherein the Shatapatha Brahmana it was mentioned about 8.64 lakh alphabets in Vedas?


Is the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad part of the Brihad Aranyaka?What parts of the TaittirIya Samhita of the Yajur Veda are Shruti?Knowledge of divisibility of numbers in the Vedas - Shatapatha BrahmanaShould Prajapati (Lord Brahma) be regarded as a Supreme Self or a Transmigrating Jiva?Is the quote “Don't let others lead you, decide your own path” really from the Vedas?






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          It's in the AgniRahasya kanda of Shatapatha Brahmana:




          स ऋचो व्यौहत् । द्वादश बृहतीसहस्राण्येतावत्यो हर्चो याः प्रजापतिसृष्टास्तास्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठन्त ता यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठन्त तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतं शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२३]


          अथेतरौ वेदौ व्यौहत्। द्वादशैव बृहतीसहस्राण्यष्टौ यजुषां चत्वारि साम्नामेतावद्धैतयोर्वेदयोर्यत्प्रजापतिसृष्टं तौ त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठेतां तौ यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठेतां तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतमेव शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२४]


          He arranged the Rik-verses into twelve thousand of Brihatis, for of that extent are the verses created by Prajapati. At-the thirtieth arrangement they came to an end in the Paṅktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'Pankta' (fivefold). There are one hundred-and-eight hundred Panktis. He then arranged the two other Vedas into twelve thousand Brihatis,--eight (thousand) of the Yajus, and four of the Saman-- for of that extent is what was created by Prajapati in these two Vedas. At the thirtieth arrangement these two came to an end in the Panktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'pankta' There were one hundred-and-eight hundred Paṅktis. [Shatapatha Brahamana 10.4.2]




          As mentioned above there Riks can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis and Saman + Yajus can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis.



          Rik + Yaju + Saman - complete of all Vedas



          Each Pankti verse consist of 40 syllables;




          40*10800 +40*10800

          =432000 +432000

          =864000




          Thus, there are 864000 Aksharas in Vedas. But there is also concept of Daivi Pankti chhandas and other type of Pankti chhandas where 1 or 2 letters can be more or less in a Pankti chhanda. So, it's possible that this number could vary in certain circumstances. But generally it can be considered that 1 pankti = 40 Aksharas.






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          • Agniveer stated it as 8.64 lakh??@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:14






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            @srimannarayana yes its 8.64 lakh.. I just made a calculation typo and I have now corrected it...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:16











          • Thanks. Can you explain why Atharva Veda was not included in the list?@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:17






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            @srimannarayana Vedas are 3 in respect to saili.. the verses they contain .Rik.. Yaju and Saman.. but with respect to visaye they contain they are RigVeda YajurVeda Samaveda and AtharvaVeda... the revealed mantras of AtharvaVeda are also either Rik or Yaju or Saman... there is difference in telling Rik, Yaju and Samana.. and RigVeda YajurVeda and Samaveda.. Riks are associated with Bhuloka.. earth element... Yajus related with Antarikshya.. Bhuwa... Samanas related to Light stars heaven .. Swaha etc...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:20







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            @srimannarayana every Veda mantra is either Rik or Yajus or Saman only.. there is great process how a mantra is Rik or Saman or Yajus.. it's not like a mantra is copied from one place to another... if you understand Hindi I can provide you a youtube link where it is explained what Rik Yaju and Saman are by taking pramana from Brahmana granthas...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:27




















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          It's in the AgniRahasya kanda of Shatapatha Brahmana:




          स ऋचो व्यौहत् । द्वादश बृहतीसहस्राण्येतावत्यो हर्चो याः प्रजापतिसृष्टास्तास्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठन्त ता यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठन्त तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतं शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२३]


          अथेतरौ वेदौ व्यौहत्। द्वादशैव बृहतीसहस्राण्यष्टौ यजुषां चत्वारि साम्नामेतावद्धैतयोर्वेदयोर्यत्प्रजापतिसृष्टं तौ त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठेतां तौ यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठेतां तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतमेव शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२४]


          He arranged the Rik-verses into twelve thousand of Brihatis, for of that extent are the verses created by Prajapati. At-the thirtieth arrangement they came to an end in the Paṅktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'Pankta' (fivefold). There are one hundred-and-eight hundred Panktis. He then arranged the two other Vedas into twelve thousand Brihatis,--eight (thousand) of the Yajus, and four of the Saman-- for of that extent is what was created by Prajapati in these two Vedas. At the thirtieth arrangement these two came to an end in the Panktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'pankta' There were one hundred-and-eight hundred Paṅktis. [Shatapatha Brahamana 10.4.2]




          As mentioned above there Riks can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis and Saman + Yajus can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis.



          Rik + Yaju + Saman - complete of all Vedas



          Each Pankti verse consist of 40 syllables;




          40*10800 +40*10800

          =432000 +432000

          =864000




          Thus, there are 864000 Aksharas in Vedas. But there is also concept of Daivi Pankti chhandas and other type of Pankti chhandas where 1 or 2 letters can be more or less in a Pankti chhanda. So, it's possible that this number could vary in certain circumstances. But generally it can be considered that 1 pankti = 40 Aksharas.






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          • Agniveer stated it as 8.64 lakh??@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:14






          • 2





            @srimannarayana yes its 8.64 lakh.. I just made a calculation typo and I have now corrected it...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:16











          • Thanks. Can you explain why Atharva Veda was not included in the list?@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:17






          • 1





            @srimannarayana Vedas are 3 in respect to saili.. the verses they contain .Rik.. Yaju and Saman.. but with respect to visaye they contain they are RigVeda YajurVeda Samaveda and AtharvaVeda... the revealed mantras of AtharvaVeda are also either Rik or Yaju or Saman... there is difference in telling Rik, Yaju and Samana.. and RigVeda YajurVeda and Samaveda.. Riks are associated with Bhuloka.. earth element... Yajus related with Antarikshya.. Bhuwa... Samanas related to Light stars heaven .. Swaha etc...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:20







          • 1





            @srimannarayana every Veda mantra is either Rik or Yajus or Saman only.. there is great process how a mantra is Rik or Saman or Yajus.. it's not like a mantra is copied from one place to another... if you understand Hindi I can provide you a youtube link where it is explained what Rik Yaju and Saman are by taking pramana from Brahmana granthas...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:27
















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          It's in the AgniRahasya kanda of Shatapatha Brahmana:




          स ऋचो व्यौहत् । द्वादश बृहतीसहस्राण्येतावत्यो हर्चो याः प्रजापतिसृष्टास्तास्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठन्त ता यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठन्त तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतं शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२३]


          अथेतरौ वेदौ व्यौहत्। द्वादशैव बृहतीसहस्राण्यष्टौ यजुषां चत्वारि साम्नामेतावद्धैतयोर्वेदयोर्यत्प्रजापतिसृष्टं तौ त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठेतां तौ यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठेतां तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतमेव शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२४]


          He arranged the Rik-verses into twelve thousand of Brihatis, for of that extent are the verses created by Prajapati. At-the thirtieth arrangement they came to an end in the Paṅktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'Pankta' (fivefold). There are one hundred-and-eight hundred Panktis. He then arranged the two other Vedas into twelve thousand Brihatis,--eight (thousand) of the Yajus, and four of the Saman-- for of that extent is what was created by Prajapati in these two Vedas. At the thirtieth arrangement these two came to an end in the Panktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'pankta' There were one hundred-and-eight hundred Paṅktis. [Shatapatha Brahamana 10.4.2]




          As mentioned above there Riks can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis and Saman + Yajus can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis.



          Rik + Yaju + Saman - complete of all Vedas



          Each Pankti verse consist of 40 syllables;




          40*10800 +40*10800

          =432000 +432000

          =864000




          Thus, there are 864000 Aksharas in Vedas. But there is also concept of Daivi Pankti chhandas and other type of Pankti chhandas where 1 or 2 letters can be more or less in a Pankti chhanda. So, it's possible that this number could vary in certain circumstances. But generally it can be considered that 1 pankti = 40 Aksharas.






          share|improve this answer


























          • Agniveer stated it as 8.64 lakh??@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:14






          • 2





            @srimannarayana yes its 8.64 lakh.. I just made a calculation typo and I have now corrected it...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:16











          • Thanks. Can you explain why Atharva Veda was not included in the list?@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:17






          • 1





            @srimannarayana Vedas are 3 in respect to saili.. the verses they contain .Rik.. Yaju and Saman.. but with respect to visaye they contain they are RigVeda YajurVeda Samaveda and AtharvaVeda... the revealed mantras of AtharvaVeda are also either Rik or Yaju or Saman... there is difference in telling Rik, Yaju and Samana.. and RigVeda YajurVeda and Samaveda.. Riks are associated with Bhuloka.. earth element... Yajus related with Antarikshya.. Bhuwa... Samanas related to Light stars heaven .. Swaha etc...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:20







          • 1





            @srimannarayana every Veda mantra is either Rik or Yajus or Saman only.. there is great process how a mantra is Rik or Saman or Yajus.. it's not like a mantra is copied from one place to another... if you understand Hindi I can provide you a youtube link where it is explained what Rik Yaju and Saman are by taking pramana from Brahmana granthas...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:27














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          It's in the AgniRahasya kanda of Shatapatha Brahmana:




          स ऋचो व्यौहत् । द्वादश बृहतीसहस्राण्येतावत्यो हर्चो याः प्रजापतिसृष्टास्तास्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठन्त ता यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठन्त तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतं शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२३]


          अथेतरौ वेदौ व्यौहत्। द्वादशैव बृहतीसहस्राण्यष्टौ यजुषां चत्वारि साम्नामेतावद्धैतयोर्वेदयोर्यत्प्रजापतिसृष्टं तौ त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठेतां तौ यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठेतां तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतमेव शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२४]


          He arranged the Rik-verses into twelve thousand of Brihatis, for of that extent are the verses created by Prajapati. At-the thirtieth arrangement they came to an end in the Paṅktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'Pankta' (fivefold). There are one hundred-and-eight hundred Panktis. He then arranged the two other Vedas into twelve thousand Brihatis,--eight (thousand) of the Yajus, and four of the Saman-- for of that extent is what was created by Prajapati in these two Vedas. At the thirtieth arrangement these two came to an end in the Panktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'pankta' There were one hundred-and-eight hundred Paṅktis. [Shatapatha Brahamana 10.4.2]




          As mentioned above there Riks can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis and Saman + Yajus can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis.



          Rik + Yaju + Saman - complete of all Vedas



          Each Pankti verse consist of 40 syllables;




          40*10800 +40*10800

          =432000 +432000

          =864000




          Thus, there are 864000 Aksharas in Vedas. But there is also concept of Daivi Pankti chhandas and other type of Pankti chhandas where 1 or 2 letters can be more or less in a Pankti chhanda. So, it's possible that this number could vary in certain circumstances. But generally it can be considered that 1 pankti = 40 Aksharas.






          share|improve this answer














          It's in the AgniRahasya kanda of Shatapatha Brahmana:




          स ऋचो व्यौहत् । द्वादश बृहतीसहस्राण्येतावत्यो हर्चो याः प्रजापतिसृष्टास्तास्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठन्त ता यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठन्त तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतं शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२३]


          अथेतरौ वेदौ व्यौहत्। द्वादशैव बृहतीसहस्राण्यष्टौ यजुषां चत्वारि साम्नामेतावद्धैतयोर्वेदयोर्यत्प्रजापतिसृष्टं तौ त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहे पङ्क्तिष्वतिष्ठेतां तौ यत्त्रिंशत्तमे व्यूहेऽतिष्ठेतां तस्मात्त्रिंशन्मासस्य रात्रयोऽथ यत्पङ्क्तिषु तस्मात्पाङ्क्तः प्रजापतिस्ता अष्टाशतमेव शतानि पङ्क्तयोऽभवन् - १०.४.२.[२४]


          He arranged the Rik-verses into twelve thousand of Brihatis, for of that extent are the verses created by Prajapati. At-the thirtieth arrangement they came to an end in the Paṅktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'Pankta' (fivefold). There are one hundred-and-eight hundred Panktis. He then arranged the two other Vedas into twelve thousand Brihatis,--eight (thousand) of the Yajus, and four of the Saman-- for of that extent is what was created by Prajapati in these two Vedas. At the thirtieth arrangement these two came to an end in the Panktis; and because it was at the thirtieth arrangement that they came to an end, there are thirty Ratris in the Masa; and because it was in the Paṅktis, therefore Prajapati is 'pankta' There were one hundred-and-eight hundred Paṅktis. [Shatapatha Brahamana 10.4.2]




          As mentioned above there Riks can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis and Saman + Yajus can be arranged as 108 hundred Panktis.



          Rik + Yaju + Saman - complete of all Vedas



          Each Pankti verse consist of 40 syllables;




          40*10800 +40*10800

          =432000 +432000

          =864000




          Thus, there are 864000 Aksharas in Vedas. But there is also concept of Daivi Pankti chhandas and other type of Pankti chhandas where 1 or 2 letters can be more or less in a Pankti chhanda. So, it's possible that this number could vary in certain circumstances. But generally it can be considered that 1 pankti = 40 Aksharas.







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          • Agniveer stated it as 8.64 lakh??@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:14






          • 2





            @srimannarayana yes its 8.64 lakh.. I just made a calculation typo and I have now corrected it...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:16











          • Thanks. Can you explain why Atharva Veda was not included in the list?@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:17






          • 1





            @srimannarayana Vedas are 3 in respect to saili.. the verses they contain .Rik.. Yaju and Saman.. but with respect to visaye they contain they are RigVeda YajurVeda Samaveda and AtharvaVeda... the revealed mantras of AtharvaVeda are also either Rik or Yaju or Saman... there is difference in telling Rik, Yaju and Samana.. and RigVeda YajurVeda and Samaveda.. Riks are associated with Bhuloka.. earth element... Yajus related with Antarikshya.. Bhuwa... Samanas related to Light stars heaven .. Swaha etc...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:20







          • 1





            @srimannarayana every Veda mantra is either Rik or Yajus or Saman only.. there is great process how a mantra is Rik or Saman or Yajus.. it's not like a mantra is copied from one place to another... if you understand Hindi I can provide you a youtube link where it is explained what Rik Yaju and Saman are by taking pramana from Brahmana granthas...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:27


















          • Agniveer stated it as 8.64 lakh??@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:14






          • 2





            @srimannarayana yes its 8.64 lakh.. I just made a calculation typo and I have now corrected it...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:16











          • Thanks. Can you explain why Atharva Veda was not included in the list?@Tejaswee

            – srimannarayana k v
            Aug 11 at 13:17






          • 1





            @srimannarayana Vedas are 3 in respect to saili.. the verses they contain .Rik.. Yaju and Saman.. but with respect to visaye they contain they are RigVeda YajurVeda Samaveda and AtharvaVeda... the revealed mantras of AtharvaVeda are also either Rik or Yaju or Saman... there is difference in telling Rik, Yaju and Samana.. and RigVeda YajurVeda and Samaveda.. Riks are associated with Bhuloka.. earth element... Yajus related with Antarikshya.. Bhuwa... Samanas related to Light stars heaven .. Swaha etc...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:20







          • 1





            @srimannarayana every Veda mantra is either Rik or Yajus or Saman only.. there is great process how a mantra is Rik or Saman or Yajus.. it's not like a mantra is copied from one place to another... if you understand Hindi I can provide you a youtube link where it is explained what Rik Yaju and Saman are by taking pramana from Brahmana granthas...

            – Tejaswee
            Aug 11 at 13:27

















          Agniveer stated it as 8.64 lakh??@Tejaswee

          – srimannarayana k v
          Aug 11 at 13:14





          Agniveer stated it as 8.64 lakh??@Tejaswee

          – srimannarayana k v
          Aug 11 at 13:14




          2




          2





          @srimannarayana yes its 8.64 lakh.. I just made a calculation typo and I have now corrected it...

          – Tejaswee
          Aug 11 at 13:16





          @srimannarayana yes its 8.64 lakh.. I just made a calculation typo and I have now corrected it...

          – Tejaswee
          Aug 11 at 13:16













          Thanks. Can you explain why Atharva Veda was not included in the list?@Tejaswee

          – srimannarayana k v
          Aug 11 at 13:17





          Thanks. Can you explain why Atharva Veda was not included in the list?@Tejaswee

          – srimannarayana k v
          Aug 11 at 13:17




          1




          1





          @srimannarayana Vedas are 3 in respect to saili.. the verses they contain .Rik.. Yaju and Saman.. but with respect to visaye they contain they are RigVeda YajurVeda Samaveda and AtharvaVeda... the revealed mantras of AtharvaVeda are also either Rik or Yaju or Saman... there is difference in telling Rik, Yaju and Samana.. and RigVeda YajurVeda and Samaveda.. Riks are associated with Bhuloka.. earth element... Yajus related with Antarikshya.. Bhuwa... Samanas related to Light stars heaven .. Swaha etc...

          – Tejaswee
          Aug 11 at 13:20






          @srimannarayana Vedas are 3 in respect to saili.. the verses they contain .Rik.. Yaju and Saman.. but with respect to visaye they contain they are RigVeda YajurVeda Samaveda and AtharvaVeda... the revealed mantras of AtharvaVeda are also either Rik or Yaju or Saman... there is difference in telling Rik, Yaju and Samana.. and RigVeda YajurVeda and Samaveda.. Riks are associated with Bhuloka.. earth element... Yajus related with Antarikshya.. Bhuwa... Samanas related to Light stars heaven .. Swaha etc...

          – Tejaswee
          Aug 11 at 13:20





          1




          1





          @srimannarayana every Veda mantra is either Rik or Yajus or Saman only.. there is great process how a mantra is Rik or Saman or Yajus.. it's not like a mantra is copied from one place to another... if you understand Hindi I can provide you a youtube link where it is explained what Rik Yaju and Saman are by taking pramana from Brahmana granthas...

          – Tejaswee
          Aug 11 at 13:27






          @srimannarayana every Veda mantra is either Rik or Yajus or Saman only.. there is great process how a mantra is Rik or Saman or Yajus.. it's not like a mantra is copied from one place to another... if you understand Hindi I can provide you a youtube link where it is explained what Rik Yaju and Saman are by taking pramana from Brahmana granthas...

          – Tejaswee
          Aug 11 at 13:27




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