--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> MMY's tradition, amrita is defined as the bliss that is created while > reaching the fourth state of consciousness, or samadhi. > > As the Rig Veda sings, if one is not open to the sounds of the > absolute what good can the book do for you? > It might be kinda "interesting" that "yas tan na veda.." (yaH; tat; na; veda: he, who that not knows...) is in singular, but "ya[*] it tad vidus..." (ye; it; tat; viduH: "they who 'weally, weally' that know..") is in, well, plural! :0 Furthermore, I think both 'veda'[**] and 'viduH' are perfect (past) tense forms used in a present tense sense... * Before a vowel other than *short* 'a', 'e' changes to 'a'. ** Here 'veda' is not a noun, although it might look like one... (Hmmm...how could I make that even more messy? LOL!)
