This small treatise is an anthology of 10 articles on Vedic studies most of which adhere to new insights on Vedic interpretations. These articles uncover some of the new concepts underneath the great hymns of the Veda. The insights, experiences, observations and speculations of the Vedic bards are far reaching and uncommon. So, the Vedas and the Vedic texts embrace all sorts of knowledge, i.e., "a knowledge par excellence" which is diversified in its various branches like cosmology, mythology, history, geography, religion, culture, language, grammar, science, sociology, environment and philosophy et seq. Here the discussions are carried on the Vedic notion of the Earth, matter, energy, life. Flora and Fauna. Vedic views of the Chariot. Daru and Daru-Devata no doubt pertain to the basis of the cult of Lord Jagannatha. The antiquity of our Deva culture and the origin of the Vedic Aryans form the other components of this book. Lastly, the analysis of the Upanisadic science is perhaps the first of its kind that opens up some startling facts relevant to very basic structure of metaphysics and science. Above all, the book adheres to a few significant and prolonged exercises of Vedic mind and thought which is the nucleus of all sources of human knowledge and understanding of the existent and non-existent.
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