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The famous Nasadiya Sukta (Samskrit : नासदीय-सूक्तम् ) starts with the 129th shloka (followed by 6 more shlokas) of the [[10th Mandala]] of the [[Rigveda]]. The shlokas here raise and answer the eternal question about the Origin of Life or [[Srishti (सृष्टिः)|सृष्टिः || Srishti]].  These shlokas have attracted a large body of literature of commentaries both in the east and west and volumes of books are dedicated just for this सूक्तम् ॥ sukta. A paradoxical concept but these shlokas present a divine harmony of the existent and not existent in the Universe.

The famous Nasadiya Sukta (Samskrit: नासदीय-सूक्तम्) starts with the 129th shloka (followed by 6 more shlokas) of the [[10th Mandala]] of the [[Rigveda]]. The shlokas here raise and answer the eternal question about the Origin of Life or [[Srishti (सृष्टिः)|सृष्टिः || Srishti]].  These shlokas have attracted a large body of literature of commentaries both in the east and west and volumes of books are dedicated just for this सूक्तम् ॥ sukta. A paradoxical concept but these shlokas present a divine harmony of the existent and not existent in the Universe.

== परिचयः || Introduction ==

== परिचयः || Introduction ==

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[[Category:Vedas]]

[[Category:Vedas]]