another vedas verse.... read frnds. Na dvitityo Na triyaschthurtho naapyuchyate| N a panchamo Na shshtah sapthmo naapyuchyate| Nashtamo Na navamo dashamo naapyuchyate| Yagna yetham devamekavritham veda|| Sa sarvassai vi pashyathi yachha praanathi yachhana| Tamidam nigatam sah sa yesha yeka yekavrideka yeva| Ya yetham devamekavritham veda|| Atharva 13.4[2]19-20 There is no second God, nor a third, nor is even a fourth spoken of There is no fifth God or a sixth nor is even a seventh mentioned. There is no eighth God, nor a ninth. Nothing is spoken about a tenth even. This unique power is in itself. That Lord is only one, the only omnipresent. It is one and the only one. A more categorical, effective, emphatic and impressive refutation of polytheism cannot be imagined. The Vedas reject the multiplicity of Gods in the clearest possible terms and speak about One God, who is Omnipresent, Omnipotent and Omniscient and absolutely and absolutely formless, who is ever unmanifest and who never assumes human forms or never descends on earth in any form- human or otherwise. Rig-Veda says “Vishwarkya vimana advihaya” meaning who he is not entangled by mind, omnipresent Lord is the Creator. He is both sustainer and protector too. The God oversees the insensate and conscious world in a unique way. The entire world rests with him. He is “Yeshah yekah” i.e. only one. He is conscious, indivisible. He is Yekah yevah” Only one.
Posted on: Tue, 20 Aug 2013 07:48:44 +0000
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