विषयानुक्रमणिका

• ta

• tāṇḍyabrāhmaṇa

• tāṛkṣya (br.)

• the adventurous deeds of indra . description of the slaying of vṛtrāsura

• the all.bearing nature and all.forcefulness of agni

• the alphabetical order of the ṛgveda mantras

• the anecdote of aṅgirā rishis getting cows from the gods

• the anecdote of rishi aṅgirā

• the anecdote of rishi aṅgirā

• the anecdote of rishi aṅgirā

• the āprī sūkta related to horse in the aśvamedhayajña

• The association of indra and agni

• the birth of āditya

• the birth of aṅgirā rishis

• the birth of aṅgirā, Aditya and bhṛgu (br.)

• the birth of atri, aṅgirasa and bhṛgu (br.)

• the birth of indra

• the birth of indra

• the bond of friendship between agni and indra

• the braḥmaṇas and āraṇyakas of ṛgveda

• the close connexion between ṛk and sāma

• the connection between agni and aṅgirā rishis

• the connection between kāla and āditya

• the connection between kāla and mahātattva

• the connection between kāla and mahātattva

• the connection between kāla and mahātattva

• the connection between the principle of udaka and varṇua

• the conversation between agni and the gods

• the conversation between indra, indrāṇī and the son of indra by name vṛṣākapi

• the conversation between ṛṣi agastya and his wife on the topic of rati

• the conversation of urvaśī and purūravas

• the description of aśvājani or kaśā

• the description of the nature of aśvamedhayāga etc.

• the description of the praise of the horse

• the difference between jñāsa and sajāta

• the difference between the words āprī and āpra

• the difference in meaning in the Veda and the purāṇas of the word gaṇapati

• the direct relationship agni has with his devotees

• the distinctions between daivatamantra, stutimantra and āśīrmantra according to their meanings

• the distinctions between daivatamantra, stutimantra and āśīrmantra according to their meanings

• the divine workings of agni

• the division of kāla, mṛtyu etc.

• the duty of the ṛtvik by the name of agnimindhaḥ

• the duty of the ṛtvik by the name of grāvagrābhaḥ

• the eight vasus

• the eight vasus

• the energy of agni to range forth

• the etymological derivation of the word aṅgirā

• The etymological derivation of the word indra

• The etymological derivation of the word indra

• The etymological derivation of the word indra

• The etymological derivation of the word indra

• the etymological interpretation of the word agni

• the etymological interpretation of the word agni

• the etymological interpretation of the word agni

• the etymological interpretation of the word agni

• the explanation of bṛhaddevatākāra on agastya being the son of mitrā.varuṅa

• the explanation of the word tat as found in the gāyatrī mantra

• the exposition of the theory that the body is natural to jīva and the eternal nature of jīva

• The five branches of ṛgveda

• the five types of variation of ṛk and sāma mantras

• the forefathers by the name of athravāḥ

• the forest.fire nature of agni

• the founders of the kāṇva branch

• The friendship between indra and maruts how maruts helped indra, etc.

• The friendship between indra and maruts how maruts helped indra, etc.

• The friendship between indra and maruts how maruts helped indra, etc.

• the gālava branch

• the gāyatrī mantra and the praṇava that extoll brahmā’s divine music in the form of āditya is itself musical

• the god apāṁnapāt

• the god apāṁnapāt

• the god apāṁnapāt

• the golden puruṣa who is hidden in āditya and of the nature of savitṛ

• the grammatical processes for the words found in the gāyatrī mantra

• the greatness of the chariot of aśvinī gods

• the gṛhyasūtras

• the group of forefathers called aṅgirāḥ

• the historical account by the commentators on the topic of the ṛk, etonvindram (for the purgation of indra) and two others ṛks

• the historical account related in the śātyāyana brāhmaṇa of the sāmaveda in connection with the story narrated in the ṛk, kumāraṁ mātā yuvatiḥ

• the historical account related to the topic that rishi kakṣīvān is the son of the woman by the name of uśik

• the idea that goddess uṣas is the mother of agni

• the importance of ājya, etc.

• the justification for how agni can be invoked by the name of indra

• the manifestation of agni

• the meaning of the woṛd ṛk, etc.

• the meaning with explanation given in the agnipraṇayana karma of the aitareya brahmaṇa to the ṛk, agne viśvebhiḥ

• the milk of cow in the form of ilā

• the misfortune that befalls on ignoring an atithi, not treating with due respect, etc.

• the mother.daughter relationship between uṣas and pṛthivī

• the movement of āditya or savitṛ ranging over the worlds

• the mutual relationship between the present and past of uṣas

• the mutual relationship that exists between indra and varuṇa

• the name for the seven somapālakas

• the nature and description of the ukthamantras

• the nature and description of the ukthamantras

• the nature and description of the ukthamantras

• the nature and description of the ukthamantras

• the nature and description of the ukthamantras

• the nature of ātman

• the nature of gharma and pravargya

• the nature of ilā related to yajña

• the nature of the different forms of agni

• the nature of the god agni and a special description

• the nature of the relatives living under one roof are not necessarily the same

• the nature of time

• the nature of tying a horse

• the nine different types of stomas and their nature

• the number of grahapātras

• The oneness between indra, viṣṇu and āditya

• the oneness of gāyatrī, agni and śyena and their status at the time of savana

• the opinion and criticism of the scholar Bloomfield on the ṛk, aminatī daivyāni

• the opinion put forth by the English scholar Wilson on the sūkta, kaṅkato na

• the pariśiṣṭa mantra, upaplavata

• the pariśiṣṭa mantra, upaplavata maṇḍūki and Yaska’s expalanation of it

• the pariśiṣṭa mantras of the ninth maṇḍala

• the pariśiṣṭa mantras that have to be chanted at the end of the fifth maṇḍala and the nature of these mantras

• the pariśiṣṭa mantras that have to be chanted at the end of the seventh maṇḍala

• the part of a sacrificial rite called aponaptrīya

• the part of a sacrificial rite called aponaptrīya and the subject of vasatīvarī udaka

• the praise and description of indra’s horses

• the praise of gāyatrī

• the praise of the charity that the king ṛṇañcaya gave to babhru

• the praise of the horse

• the prayer of agastya’s wife lopāmudrā to agastya on the subject of rati

• the prominence of gāyatrī at the time of savana

• the puruṣa hidden in the ādityamaṇḍala is the supreme soul

• the reason for agni getting the name of aṅgira

• the reason for agni getting the name of aṅgira

• the reason for agni getting the name of aṅgira

• the reason for agni getting the name of aṅgira

• the reason for agni getting the name of aṅgiras

• the reason for agni getting the name of aṅgiras

• the reason for indra getting the name of marutvān

• the reason for indra getting the name ṛjīṣī

• The reason for the misunderstanding between indra and agastya

• the reason why agni got the three names havyavāhana, kavyavāhana and saharakṣa

• the reason why gāyatrī got the name of sāvitrī

• the relationship and association of monarch.subjects between indra and maruts

• the relationship between āditya and agni

• the relationship between āditya and kāla (time)

• the relationship between āditya and pṛthivī

• the relationship between āditya and rathantarasāma

• the relationship between āditya and the sacrificial offering

• the relationship between arka, agni and gāyatrī

• the relationship between gāyatrī, agni and aṛka

• the relationship between the immortal soul and the mortal body etc.

• the relationship between the mantras on aśvin’s weapons and agni

• the relationship between uṣas and the sacrificial agni

• the relationship of agni and aditya

• the relationship of agni with the gods

• the relationship that exists between indra and the ṛbhus

• the releationship between uṣas and agni

• the repentance of ṛṣi agastya

• the rishis of the fifth maṇḍala and explanation of the ṛks received by these seers

• the rishis of the ninth maṇḍala

• the river by name anitabhā

• the sacrificial offering consecrated to agni reaching āditya and resuting in fruits such as rain etc.

• the sacrificial offering in agni due to the relationship between agni, arka and gāyatrī

• the seven rays of āditya

• the significance of gāyatrī

• the similarities between kālacakra and the ādityamaṇḍala

• the skill of ṛbhus in fashioning chariots

• the special nature of the āprī sūktas

• the speciality of agnijvālās

• the spiritual character of chandas and the importance of gāyatrī in search for knowledge

• the spiritual explanation of the ṛk, asyavāmasya

• the spiritual explantion of the ṛk, apaśyam gopām

• the spiritual explantion of the ṛk, apaśyam gopām

• the status and significance of gāyatrī

• the status of āditya and the protector and protected relationship between āditya and the world

• the status of vaiśvānarāgni in agnimārutaśastra

• the story of how a king named āsaṅga attained manhood and his wife congratulating him for it

• the story of how indra killed an asura, suṣṇa to help rishi, kutsa

• the story of indra’s wife prāsahādevī

• the story of kadrū.suparṇi . various meters (chandas) are the sons of suparṇi

• the story of rishis agastya and vasiṣṭht

• the study of the Vedas will not fructify without the service of the guru

• the subject of agni hiding secretly in waters

• the subject of agni hiding secretly in waters

• the subject of how agni manifested to mātariśvan

• the subject of how agni manifested to mātariśvan

• the subject of how aśvinī gods set right the broken leg of the woman viśpalā, the relative of the king khela whose priest was agastya.

• the subject of how aśvinī gods set right the broken leg of the woman viśpalā, the relative of the king khela whose priest was agastya.

• the sukta of 10th supplement (5 riks) "agniraita prathamo devatānām" along with meaning and explanation

• the theme of aśvinī gods being the physicians of the gods

• the theme of indra cutting the bow.string of rudra’s bow

• the theme of indra rescuing from the anthill parāvṛkta, the son of agru

• the three aspects that show the prominence of gāyatrī

• the three groups or categories of āprī sūktas

• the three intermediate variations of antarikṣa, dyuloka and pṛthivīloka

• the three pādas of gāyatrī and the nature of its turīyapāda the meaning of the mantra, pādosya viśvā bhutāni

• the three types of anna

• the three types of births of agni

• the three types of births of agni

• the three types of births of agni

• the topic of agnāyī, the wife of agni

• the topic of agni becoming the husband of kanyā during wedding

• the topic of agni encompassing the herbs and growths of the earth

• the topic of apālā, the daughter of atri, who offered soma to indra as narrated in the śātyāyana brāhmaṇa

• the topic of aryamā, mitra and varuṇa

• the topic of aśvinī gods rescuing gotama

• the topic of brahmahatyādoṣa accruing to indra and his efforts to have it removed

• the topic of generation of fire in araṇi

• the topic of how aśvinī gods won the competition at the time of the wedding of suryā

• the topic of indra cleaving the seven mountains

• the topic of indra praying to viṣṇu for help in the slaying of vṛtra

• the topic of indra slaying viśvarūpa

• the topic of the meaning of the word apatya and explanation

• the twenty seven stars and deities presiding over them

• the two movements of āditya

• The two types of powers of indra

• the two ways in which gāyatrī has to be worshipped and the oneness with the external world

• the unstoppable power of ranging forth of indra’s chariot

• The vajrāyudha of indra

• The vajrāyudha of indra

• The valour and capabilities of indra and agni

• The variety in the vehicles of indra and other gods

• The variety in the vehicles of indra and other gods

• the vehicle rāsabha of aśvinī gods winning in the competition of the gods

• the vile gods

• the way uttarvedi in sacrificial rites is constructed and its importance, etc.

• the word cārūṇi

• the word ciketat

• the word grāma

• the word karambhiṇam

• to allay the brahmahatyādoṣa of indra the historical account that commentators have come up with regarding the the three ṛks starting with, etonvindram

• translation of the meaning of ahibhānavaḥ

• translation of the word kaśā and criticism

• translation of the word kaśā and criticism

• treatise on the separation of letters in meters

• twenty one different yajñas

• twenty one different yajñas

• two explanations of the ṛk akrāntsamudraḥ

• two meanings of the ṛk, agnirasmi janmanā and the criticism of the topic