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== SARME THE GOD OF THE GODS ==  

== Introduction ==

 

 

Let us try to understand the role of Sarme and her symbolic importance in this story. Sri Sayana Acarya, he explains sarme as “sarma vak deva suniva” 4.46.8. That means “vak” --the power of speech-- is called Sarme. That is the symbolic meaning. Yaska in the Nirukthi explains 11.25 “sarama saranath”. That means “One who moves very fast or walks very fast”. That is how she is defined. The famous in the Vedas, the Madhyamika power of speech the concept is accepted in Nairukta Paksha and the “Devashuni” word is accepted also by historical party, that is a tradition. Therefore Sarme, from symbolic perspective, is very clear and it is accepted by the traditional people and the sampradaya people. Let us try to understand more explanation of Sarme from the Vedas itself. In one of the Rg mantras 5.46.8 Sarme is glorified “

Let us try to understand the role of Sarme and her symbolic importance in this story. Sri Sayana Acarya, he explains sarme as “sarma vak deva suniva” 4.46.8. That means “vak” --the power of speech-- is called Sarme. That is the symbolic meaning. Yaska in the Nirukthi explains 11.25 “sarama saranath”. That means “One who moves very fast or walks very fast”. That is how she is defined. The famous in the Vedas, the Madhyamika power of speech the concept is accepted in Nairukta Paksha and the “Devashuni” word is accepted also by historical party, that is a tradition. Therefore Sarme, from symbolic perspective, is very clear and it is accepted by the traditional people and the sampradaya people. Let us try to understand more explanation of Sarme from the Vedas itself. In one of the Rg mantras 5.46.8 Sarme is glorified “

viswe ashyabhushi mahinayaha samyudgo bhi angiraso navantha utsaasam sarme sadastha ruthasya pada sarma vidadgha

viswe ashyabhushi mahinayaha samyudgo bhi angiraso navantha utsaasam sarme sadastha ruthasya pada sarma vidadgha