After verses 3&4 Purusasukta changes its focus from the qualities of Purusa to focus on the sacrifice of Purusa. It does so in the following way. (The sanskrit transliterations, and many of my thoughts on… Sacrifice of Purusa: The Genesis of all things
The Purusasukta continues from verse 2 with the following. (The sanskrit transliterations, and many of my thoughts on the Purusasukta, have come from studying the book Christ in the Ancient Vedas by Joseph Padinjarekara (346… Verse 3&4 – The Incarnation of Purusa
We saw in the first verse of Purusasukta that Purusa was described as all-knowing, all-powerful and everywhere-present. We then raised the question whether Purusa could be Yeshu Satsang (Jesus Christ) and embarked on a journey… Verse 2 – Purusa is Lord of Immortality
Perhaps the most famous poem or prayer in the Rg Veda (or Rig Veda) is the Purusasukta (purusha suktam). It is found in the 10th Mandala and 90th Chapter. It is a song for a… Considering the Purusasukta – the Song of Praise of Man