Trinity

• Trinity Introduction
• Rigveda and Chronology based on Linguistics
• Analysis of Specific Hymns
  • Mandala 2, Hymn 2 (RV 2.2):
  • Mandala 2, Hymn 6 (RV 2.6):
  • Mandala 2, Hymn 10 (RV 2.10):
  • Mandala 2, Hymn 12 (RV 2.12):
• Saptaṛṣis (Seven Sages): Linguistic Analysis of Mandala 2
  • Maha Rishi Angiras
  • Maha Rishi Brihaspati
  • Maha Rishi Grtsamada
  • Maha Rishi Kashyapa
  • Maha Rishi Marichi
  • Maha Rishi Medhatithi Kanva
  • Maha Rishi Utathya and Brihaspati’s Sons
  • The Mighty Maha Rishi Atri
• Origins of Gods
  • Aditi
  • Cosmic Purusha
  • Dyaus
  • Marichi, Sage Angiras, Prajapati, Cosmic Purusha, and their relationship with Brahma in the context of Sanathana Dharma and the Rigveda:
  • Prajapatis
  • Prithvi
  • Rigveda and Proto Indo European Gods
• Brahma, Father of Prithvi : Creation ?
  • Brahma as Prajapati?
  • Brahma in the Rigveda
• Rudra: Lord Pasupathi and Parameshwara
• References to Trimurti in Rigveda
  • Agni
  • Indra
  • Soma
• The First Explicit Reference to the Trimurti
• The Concept of Shakti
• The Concept of Supreme Reality
• Loopback to Mandala 2
  • Rigveda 2.1.3:
  • Rigveda 2.12.2:
• Getting back to Mandala 6
  • Rigveda 6.45.16:
  • Rigveda 6.47.18:
  • Rigveda 6.48.18:
• Attribution of Mandala 6 to Bharadwaja
• Narrowing down
• Agnistoma Hymn (Rigveda 2.2)
  • Devanagari
  • Phonetic English
  • Meaning
  • My Interpretations
• Detailed Analysis of the Agnistoma Hymn
  • Word-by-word translation:
  • Explanation:
• Detailed Linguistic and Symbolic Analysis of the Hymn (Rigveda 2.2)
  • Comparative Analysis with Other Hymns
  • Philosophical Implications of Their Invocation
  • Significance
• Comparative Linguistics – Table
• Further Studies
  • Inconsistencies and Variations
  • Next Steps
• Family Tree and Relationships
  • Brahma (The Creator God)
  • 2. Aditi (Mother of Gods)
  • 3. Dyaus Pita (Sky Father) and Prithvi (Earth Mother)
  • 4. Rudra (Associated with storm, wind, and hunting)
• 5. Sati (Daughter of Daksha Prajapati, wife of Shiva)
  • Connections and Roles: