The Sama Veda "The tune of Knowledge"

The Sama Veda or "The tune of Knowledge" is one of four Vedas, a gathering of antiquated writings accepted to the awesome. The Sama Veda has a past filled with oral transmission for many years before it was recorded in 1200 to 1000 BCE at about a similar time as Atharvaveda and the Yajurveda. The work comprises of 1,549 stanzas and the different old adaptations will in general be fundamentally the same as paying little heed to the land across the board areas in India. The Sama Veda is significant particularly to the Vedanta school since it contains the Chandogya Upanishad and KenaUpanishad, which are viewed as essential Upanishads. Besides, the Same Veda incorporates the Kandas:
Agneya Kanda
Indra Kanda
Pavamana Kanda
Aranya Kanda
And obviously The Uttara Archika. It is likewise in the Sama Veda we find out about the Soma-Juice and the moon-plant penances. Download the free PDF digital book here (214 pages/6,6MB):