Chamakam Decoded: Get Enlightened Through Desires

Rudram generally refers to Namakam - the potent part of the Vedas which occurs in the Taittiriya Samhita of Krishna Yajur Veda.

Shikshavalli Taittiriya Upanishad Meanings

The Taittiriya Upanishad is part of Krshna Yajur Veda.It has three chapters : 

(1) Shiikshavalli
(2) Brahmaananda valli
(3) Bhrigu valli

Shani is NOT Shanishwara | Difference Between Shani and Shanishwa

Lord Shani ( Saturn ) is interestingly coined under a styled suffix Ishvara - making Him 'Shanishvara' which finds no reference in any text

Durga Suktam - Word to Word Meaning and Commentary

The Durga Suuktam comes in the Taittiriiya AaraNyakam of the KR^iShNa Yajur Veda ( 10-2-1). It is also part of the MahaanaaraayaNa UpaniShat

The Danger of Walking into any Random Temple You Encounter Part 1

Image: Yakṣiṇī reared by the chief priest of a popular temple in Malaysia. This is not uncommon in Malaysia. In many Devī temples, the actual presiding entity could be a Yakṣiṇī or Piśācinī, in the guise of the deity like Kālī or Mārī.

Malaysia is a prominent hub for folk worship. We have inexhaustible shrines that cover our tropical landscape.

Ananda Valli Taittiriya Upanishad Meanings

The Taittriya Upanishad of Krshna Yajur Veda has three chapters : 

(1) Shiikshavalli
(2) Brahmaanandavalli ( anandavalli )
(3) Bhriguvalli

Bhrigu Valli Taittiriya Upanishad Meanings

The Taittriya Upanishad is part of the Krshna Yajur Veda.It has three chapters :

(1)  Shiikshaavallii
(2)  Brahmaanandavalli
(3)  Bhriguvalli

Shri Rudram Holds The Energy of Creation

The Shri Rudram is a portion from the Yajur Veda which occurs in the Taittiriya Samhita ( TS 4.5, 4.7 ) It is regarded as the most powerful portion of the Vedas.