VEDIC BELIEFS

The Vedic religion is the primordial religious belief of mankind. It is not great just because it is ancient. Its perceptions are valid and applicable in all ages and in all societies. Its deductions on spiritual matters are simple clear and stand to reason.  The Supreme Being the Souls and the Nature have no beginning and no end. God is the primary cause and nature is the medium of creation. Vedas do not subscribe to any sect or creed they address the whole mankind not any particular group or clan. The Vedic knowledge that was revealed in the dawn of creation does not have any description of human history. The names of the lands oceans rivers mouuntains sages kings etc. have been taken and formulated from the encyclopedic store of words available in the Vedas. Vedas do not describe human history.   Certain aspects of the Vedic religion are being incorporated in the present booklet in the form of questions and answers. Listeners generally put questions to the present author when he discourses on the Vedas on various platforms in the country and abroad. An effort has been made here to compile such questions and provide adequate answers in a compact from. Religious teachings do not form a part of curriculum in our educational institutions now-adays. Children do not get a chance to imbibe even a generalidea regarding their own religion.All these prompted the author to compile some fundamental questions with answers in the form of a simple book.