osnizdk'k

laLFkkid % LoxhZ; Jh xksfoUnjke gklkuUn

o"kZ vad ok"kd ewY; % rhl #i;s] ,d izfr #i;s vxLr]
lEik vt;oqQekj
iwoZ lEiknd % Lo Lokeh txnh'ojkuUn ljLorh

vxLr fo'ks"kkad
osnksa dk ego
osn fo"k;d ijEijkxr fo'okl
/eZnso fo|kekrZ.M (nsoeqfu okuizLFk)
osnksa osQ fo"k; esa vk;ks dk ;g ijEijkxr fo'okl pyk vk jgk gS
fd os bZ'ojh; Kku gSaA ije dk#f.kd loZK Hkxoku~ us euq"; ek=k osQ
dY;k.kFkZ ekuo l`f"V osQ izkjEHk esa ;g ifo=k Kku vfXu] ok;q] vkfnR;
vkSj vfXjk laKd pkj f"k;ksa osQ ifo=kUr%dj.kksa esa izdkf'kr fd;k
ftlls lc euq";ksa dks oS;fDrd] ikfjokfjd] lkekftd] jk"Vh; rFkk
fo'o fo"k;d lc dkZO;ksa dk ;FkkFkZ Kku izkIr gks losQ vkSj mlosQ }kjk
os lq[k] 'kkfUr rFkk vkuUn dks izkIr dj losQAa izkphu leLr Le`frdkj]
n'kZu 'kkL=kdkj] mifu"kRdkj rFkk jkek;.k] egkHkkjr] JkSr&lw=k] x`lw=kkfn
osQ ys[kd ;gk rd fd iqjk.kdkj Li"Vr;k osnksa dks bZ'ojh; rFkk Lor%
izek.k vkSj vU; lc xzUFkksa dks ijr% izek.k ekurs gSaA mnkgj.kkFkZ euq
egkjkt us viuh Le`fr esa dgk gS fd
osnksf[kyks /eZewye~A
(euq -)
vFkkZr~ Xosn] ;tqosZn] lkeosn] vFkoZosn uked lEiw.kZ osn /eZ
dk ewy gSaA ogh /eZ osQ fo"k; esa Lor% izek.k gSaA
euqLe`fr - esa fy[kk gS%
/eZ ftKklekukuka] izek.ka ijea Jqfr%AA
vFkkZr~ tks /eZ dk Kku izkIr djuk pkgrs gSa muosQ fy;s ije
izek.k osn gh gSA
euq egkjkt us osnksa dk ego crkrs gq, ;gk rd dg fn;k gS
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fir`nso euq";k.kka] osn'o{kq% lukrue~A v'kD;a pkizes;a

p] osn'kkL=kfefr O;ofLFkfr%AA-AA
pkrqoZ.;Z =k;ks yksdk%] pRokj'pkJek% i`Fko~QA Hkwra HkO;a
Hkfo";Pp] lo osnkRizflfrAA-AA
foHkfrZ loZHkwrkfu] osn'kkL=ka lukrue~A rLeknsrRija eU;s]
;TkUrksjL; lk/ue~AA euq -AA
lkjka'k ;g gS fd osn firj] nso] euq"; lcosQ fy;s lukru ekxZ
n'kZd us=k osQ leku gSA mldh efgek dk iw.kZr;k izfriknu djuk
vFkok mldks iw.kZr;k le> ysuk cM+k dfBu gSA pkjksa o.kZ] rhu
yksd] pkj vkJe] Hkwr] Hkfo";r] vkSj orZeku fo"k;d Kku osn ls
gh izfl gksrk gSA lukru (fuR;) osn'kkL=k lc izkf.k;ksa dks /kj.k
djrk gS] ;gh lc euq";ksa osQ fy, Hkolkxj ls ikj gksus dk lk/u
gS] bR;kfnA
czk.k xzUFkksa vkSj mifu"knksa esa Hkh osnksa dks bZ'ojh; Kku ekuus
dk Li"V iz f riknu gS ;Fkk 'kriFk cz k .k rFkk rnUrxZ r
o`gnkj.;dksifu"kn~ esa Li"V dgk gS fd%
,rL; ok egrks HkwrL; fu'oflresrr~A
;r~ Xosnks ;tqosZn% lkeosnksFkoZosn%AA
(c`gnkj --)
vFkkZr~ Xosn] ;tqosZn] lkeosn vkSj vFkoZosn ml egku~ ijes'oj
osQ ekuks fu%'okl :i gSaA
'kriFk czk.k esa dgk gS fd%
l (iztkifr%) JkUrLrsikuks czSo izFkeel`tr =k;heso
fo|ke~AA
vFkkZr~ iztkifr ijes'oj us vius ri ok iw.kZKku ls osnksa dk
fuekZ.k fd;k ftls =k;hfo|k osQ uke ls Hkh dgk tkrk gS D;ksafd
muesa Kku] deZ vkSj mikluk dk izfriknu gSA
eq.Mdksifu"kn~ esa osnksa dks bZ'ojh; Kku ekuus dk Li"V izfriknu
bl izdkj osQ 'kCnksa esa gS%
vfXUuewZ/kZ p{kq"kh pUlw;ksZ]
fn'k% Jks=ks okx~ foo`rk'p osnk%AA (eq --)

rLekn`p% lke;twaf"k nh{kk%AA (eq --)A

vFkkZr~ ml Hkxoku~ dk eLrd ekuks vfXu gS] lw;Z vkSj pUnz
mlosQ us=kksa osQ leku gSaA fn'kk, muosQ dkuksa osQ rqY; gSaA osn ekuks
mldh ok.kh ls fudys vFkkZr~ bZ'ojh; gSA r.M czk.k rFkk
rnUrxZr NkUnksX;ksifu"kn~ esa NUnksa osQ uke ls osnksa dh efgek bu
'kCnksa esa crkbZ xbZ gS%
^nsok oS e`R;ksfcZH;rL=k;ha fo|ka izkfo'ku~ rs NUnksfHkj&
PNkn;u~] ;nsfHkjPNkn;u~] rPNUnlka NUnLRoe~AA
(NkUnksX; --)
vFkkZr~ nsoksa (lR;fu"B fo}kuksa) us e`R;q ls Hk;Hkhr gksdj =k;h
fo|k (Kku] deZ] mikluk fo|k dk izfriknu djus okys osn) dk
vkJ; fy;kA mUgksaus osn&eU=kksa ls vius dks vkPNkfnr dj fy;k
blfy;s bUgsa NUn osQ uke ls dgk tkrk gSA blls Hkh czk.kksa vkSj
mifu"knksa osQ ys[kdksa dh osnksa osQ fo"k;ksa esa vR;f/d Jk lwfpr
gksrh gS blesa dksbZ lUnsg ughaA
egkHkkjr esa osnksa dk ego
egkHkkjr esa egf"kZ osnO;kl th us osn dks fuR; vkSj bZ'ojr
vusd LFkkuksa ij crk;k gS vkSj muosQ vFkZlfgr v;;u ij cM+k
cy fn;k gSA mUgksaus ;g Hkh dgk gS fd f"k;ksa rFkk inkFkks osQ uke]
osnksa ls gh ysdj j[ks x;s] egkHkkjr osQ fuEu 'yksd bl fo"k; esa
fo'ks"k mYys[kuh; gSaA
vukfnfu/uk fuR;k] ok;qRl`"Vk Lo;EHkqokA
vknkS osne;h fnO;k] ;r% lokZ% izo`k;%AA
(e Hkk 'kfUrioZ v -)
vFkkZr~ l`f"V osQ izkjEHk esa Lo;EHkw ijes'oj us osn:i fuR; fnO;
ok.kh dk izdk'k fd;k ftlls euq";ksa dh lkjh izo`fk;k gksrh gSaA ;g
Xosn osQ lqizfl eU=k%
rLeS uw u efHk|os okpkfo:i fuR;;kA
o` " .ks
pks n Lo
lq " Vq f re~ A A
( --)

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osnizdk'k

dk ekuks vuqokn gS ftlesa osnok.kh dks fuR; vkSj fofo/ fo"k;ksa

dk fu:i.k ok izfriknu djus okys gksus osQ dkj.k fo:ik dgk
x;k gSA
blh v;k; esa vkxs dgk gS%
ukuk:ia p Hkwrkuka] deZ.kka p izorZue~A
osn'kCnsH; ,oknkS] fufeZrhrs l bZ'oj%AA
uke/s;kfu p"khZ.kka] ;k'p osns"kq n`"V;%A
'koZ;ZUrs lqtkrkuka] rkU;soSH;ks nnkR;t%AA
(e Hkk 'kkfUrioZ eks{k /eZioZ v --)
vFkkZr~ bZ'oj us oLrqvksa osQ uke vkSj deZ osnksa osQ 'kCnksa ls
fuekZ.k fd;sA f"k;ksa osQ uke vkSj Kku Hkh izy; osQ vUr vFkkZr~
l`f"V osQ izkjEHk esa osnksa osQ }kjk fn;s x;sA osnksa osQ vFkZ lfgr
v;;u ij cy nsrs gq, egf"kZ O;kl us dgk gS fd
;ks osns p 'kkL=ks p] xzUFk/kj.krRij%A
u p xzUFkk;ZrRoK%] rL; rkj.ka o`FkkAA
Hkkja l ogrs rL; xzUFkL;kFkZ u osfk ;%A
;Lrq xzUFkkFkZroKks ukL; xzUFkkxeks o`FkkAA
(e Hkk 'kkfUrioZ eks i v --)
vFkkZr~ tks osn&'kkL=kksa dks osQoy i<+ ysrk gS fdUrq muosQ vFkZ
vkSj ro dks ugha tkurk mldk bl izdkj ml&ml xzUFk dks /kj.k
dj ysuk ok osQoy i<+ ysuk osQoy Hkkj :i vkSj fu"iQy&lk gks
tkrk gSA vr% osnkfn 'kkL=kksa dks vFkZ vkSj ro lfgr le>us dk gh
lcdks iz;Ru djuk pkfg;sA
n'kZu 'kkL=kksa esa osnksa dk egRo
U;k;] oS'ksf"kd] lka[;] ;ksx] ehekalk vkSj osnkUr ;s N% n'kZu
'kkL=k gSa ftUgsa xkSre] d.kkn] dfiy] iratfy] tSfefu vkSj osn
O;kl bu f"k;ksa us cuk;kA bu lc n'kZuksa esa osnksa osQ ego dks
Li"Vr;k Lohdkj fd;k x;k gSA mnkgj.kkFkZ U;k; n'kZu osQ ^eU=kk;qosZn
izkek.k;oPp rRizkek.;ekIrizkek.;kr~*A (--) bR;kfn lw=kksa
esa ije vkIr ijes'oj dk opu gksus vkSj vlR;] ijLij fojks/

vkSj iqu#fDr vkfn nks"kjfgr gksus ls osn dks ije izzek.k fl fd;k
x;k gSA
oS'ksf"kd 'kkL=kdkj d.kkn eqfu us
rn~ opuknkEuk;L; izkek.;e~A (--)
bl lw=k }kjk ijes'oj dk opu gksus ls vkEuk; vFkkZr~ osn dh
izkekf.kdrk dk izfriknu fd;k gSA lka[;dkj dfiy eqfu dks Hkwy
ls dbZ vk/qfud fopkjd ukfLrd le>rs gS fdUrq mUgksaus Hkh
fut'kDR;fHkO;Drs% Lor% izkek.;e~ bR;kfn lw=kksa }kjk osnksa
dks bZ'ojh; 'kfDr ls vfHkO;Dr (izdV) gksus osQ dkj.k Lor%
izek.k ekuk gSA
;ksxn'kZudkj irtfy eqfu us
l ,"k iwosZ"kkefi xq#% dkysukuoPNsnkr~A
(lekf/ikn lw )
bR;kfn esa ijes'oj dks fuR; osn Kku nsus osQ dkj.k lc iwoZtksa
dk Hkh vkfn xq# ekuk gSA
osnkUr 'kkL=k osQ dkkZ osn O;kl th us ^'kkL=k;ksfuRokr~* (-) rFkk ^vr,o p fuR;Roe~* (--) bR;kfn lw=kksa }kjk ijes'oj
dks Xosnkfn :i loZKku Hk.Mkj 'kkL=k dk dkkZ ekurs gq, osn dh
fuR;rk dk izfriknu fd;k gSA
^'kkL=k;ksfuRokr~* (--)
bl lw=k osQ Hkk"; esa lqizfl nk'kZfud Jh 'kVjkpk;Z th us tks
fy[kk gS og Hkh bl izl X esa egRoiw.kZ gksus osQ dkj.k mYys[kuh;
gSA os fy[krs gSa%
Xosnkns% 'kkL=kL;kusdfo|k LFkkuksic`afgrL; iznhior~
lokZFkkZo/ksfru% loZKdYiL; ;ksfu% dkj.ka czA ughn`'kL;&
XosZnkfn y{k.kL; loZKxq.kkfprL; loZKknU;r% laHkoksfLrA
vFkkZr%~ Xosnkfn tks pkj osn gSa os vusd fo|kvksa ls ;qDr gS]a lw;Z
osQ leku lc lR; vFkks osQ izdk'k djus okys gSa] mudk cukus okyk
loZKRokfn xq.kksa ls ;qDr ijcz gS D;ksafd loZK cz ls fHk dksbZ tho
loZK xq.k ;qDr bu osnksa dks cuk losQ ,slk laHko ugha] bR;kfnA

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osnizdk'k

ehekalk 'kkL=k osQ dkkZ tSfefu eqfu rks /eZ dk y{k.k gh ;g

djrs gSa fd%
^pksnuky{k.kksFkksZ /eZ%A*
vFkkZr~ ftlosQ fy;s osn dh vkKk gS og /eZ vkSj tks osn fo#
gks og v/eZ dgykrk gSA bl izdkj leLr 'kkL=k ,d Loj ls osnksa
dh fuR;rk vkSj Lor% izek.krk dk izfriknu djrs gSaA
egkRek xkSre cq osQ osnksa osQ ego fo"k;d opu
egkRek xkSre cq dks cgqr ls ik'pkR; vkSj dbZ Hkkjrh; fo}ku~
osn/eZ fojks/h ukfLrd ekurs gSa fdUrq oLrqr% os ,d vk;Z lq/kjd
Fks ftUgksaus vKku vkSj LokFkZo'k izpfyr ;Kksa esa i'kqfgalk] tUeewyd
o.kZ O;oLFkk ok tkfrHksnkfn oqQizFkkvksa dks nwj djus dk iz;Ru fd;kA
mUgksaus osnksa dh fuUnk ugha fd fdUrq mu yksxksa dh fuUnk dh tks osnksa
dk uke ysdj ;Kksa esa i'kqfgalk djrs rFkk vU; izdkj ls nqjkpkj esa
izo`k FksA osnksa vkSj lPps /ekZRek osnKksa dh mUgksaus vusd opuksa esa
iz'kalk dh gS mnkgj.kkFkZ lqkfuikr esa egkRek xkSre cq us
dgk gS%
foNk p osnsfg lesPp/EeaA
u mPpkopa xPNfr Hkwfji;ksAA
bldk laLr vuqokn gS%
fo}ka'p osnS% lesR; /eZ]
uksPpkopa xPNfr Hkwfj izK%A
vFkkZr~ tks fo}ku osnksa osQ }kjk /eZ dk Kku izkIr djrk gS mldh
MkaokMksy voLFkk ugha jgrhA
lqkfuikr 'yks esa egkRek cq dh fuEu mfDr ikyh esa
ikbZ tkrh gS%
;a czk.ka osnxqa vfHktuk]
vfoaQpua dkeHkos vlkaA
Jk fg lks vks?kfeea vrkfj]
fr..kks p ikja vf[kyks voaQ[kksAA
bldk laLr vuqokn bl izdkj gS%

;a czk.ka osnKe~ vfHkKkroku~

vfoaQpua dkeHkos vlDre~A
Jk fg l vks?kfeee~ vrkjhr~
rh.kZ'p ikje~ vf[ky% vdka{k%AA
vFkkZr~ ftlus ml osnK czk.k dks tku fy;k ftlosQ ikl oqQN
/u ugha vkSj tks lkalkfjd dkeukvksa esa vklDr ugha] og vkdka{kkjfgr
lpeqp bl lalkj lkxj ls rj tkrk gSA blesa lPps osnK czk.kksa dh
fdruh iz'kalk dh xbZ gS\ D;k ,d osnfojks/h ukfLrd osQ bl izdkj
osQ opu gks ldrs gSa\ tks bl fo"k; esa foLrkj ls ns[kuk pkgrs gSa
mUgsa ys[k dh ^ckS er vkSj oSfnd /eZ* (vk;Zlekt nhokugky
nsgyh }kjk izdkf'kr - u iS) rFkk Mahatma Buddhaan
Arya Reformer (vkuUnoqQVhj Tokykiqj m iz ls izkIrO; ewY;
& u iS) bu iqLrdksa dks i<+uk pkfg,A
flD[k xq#vksa dh ok.kh esa osnksa dk ego
;|fi vktdy dbZ flD[k HkkbZ osn'kkL=k dk ego ugha ekurs
vkSj vius dks vk;ks (fgUnqvksa) ls loZFkk i`Fko~Q le>rs gSa fdUrq
flD[k er osQ izorZd xq# ukud th rFkk vU; xq#vksa dh ok.kh esa
osnksa dk ego vusd LFkkuksa ij Li"Vr;k of.kZr gSmnkgj.kkFkZ xq#
xzUFk lkgsc osQ fuEufyf[kr opuksa dks nsf[k;s%
- vkasdkj osn fujek;sA
(jkx jkedyh egyk vksadkj 'kCn )
vFkkZr~ bZ'oj us osn cuk,A
- gfjvkKk gks, osn] iki iqU; fopkfjvkAA
(egyk 'kCn )
vFkkZr~ bZ'oj dh vkKk ls osn gq, ftlls euq"; iki&iq.; dk
fopkj dj losQA
- lkeosn] x~] ;tqj] vFkoZ.k]
cz eq[k ekb;k gS =kSxq.kA
rkdh dher dhr dg u loSQ]
dks frM+ cksys ftM cksykbnkAA
(egyk 'kCn )

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osnizdk'k

;gk Hkh pkjksa osnksa dk uke ysdj dgk gS fd mudh dher

(ego) dksbZ ugha crk ldrkA os vewY; vkSj vuUr gSaA
- pkj osn pkj [kkuhAA (egyk 'kCn )
vFkkZr~ pkj osn pkj [kkuksa osQ leku (Kku dks"k) gSaA
- osn c[kku dgfg bd dfg;sA
vksg csvUr vUr fdu yfg;sAA (egyk v)
vFkkZr~ osnksa dh efgek dk D;k o.kZu fd;k tk;s\ os csvUr gSa
mudk vUr fdl izdkj ik ldrs gSa\
- nhok rys vU/sjk tkbZA
osn ikB efr ikik [kkbZA
mxos lwjt u tkis pUn]
tgka fx;ku (Kku) izxkl vKku feVUrAA
vFkkZr~ osn osQ Kku ls vKku feV tkrk gS vkSj muosQ ikB ls
cqf 'kq gksdj ikiksa dk uk'k gks tkrk gSA
- vla[k xzUFk eqf[k osn ikBA (ti th )
vFkkZr~ vla[; xzUFkksa osQ gksrs gq, Hkh osn dk ikB lcls eq[; gSA
- osn cf[k;ku djr lk/qtu]
Hkkxghu le>r ukaghAA (VksMh egyk 'kCn )
vFkkZr~ lk/q&lTtu osn dk O;k[;ku djrs gSa fdUrq HkkX;ghu
uhp euq"; oqQN le>rk ughaA
- dgr osnk xq.kUr xqf.k;k]
lq.kr~ ckyk og fof/ izdkjkA
n`<Ur lqfo|k gfj&gfj ikykAA (egyk -)
vFkkZr~ osnksa osQ i<+us ls mke fo|k Hkxoku~ dh ik ls c<+rh gSA
bl ij Hkh tks osn'kkL=k dh fuUnk djrs vkSj mUgsa vlR; le>rs
gSa muosQ ckjs esa xq# xzUFk lkgsc esa m`r HkDr dfo dchj th dk
;g opu Lej.k j[kus ;ksX; gS fd%
^osn drsc] dggq er >wBs] >wBk tks u fopkjsA*
vFkkZr~ osn 'kkL=k dks >wBk er dgksA >wBk og gS tks fopkj ugha
djrkA foLrkj Hk; ls vHkh bruk gh i;kZIr gSA

osnizdk'k

lqizfl ikjlh fo}ku~ }kjk osn efgek xku

lqizfl ikjlh fo}ku~ iQnwZu nknk pku th B.A.LL. B.D. Tg. us
Philosophy of Zoroastrianism and comparative Study of
Religions uked vius fo}kkiw.kZ xzUFk esa osn osQ fo"k; esa fy[kk

gS%
The Veda is a Book of Knowledge and Wisdom,
comprising the Book of nature, the Book of Religion, the
Book of prayers, the Book of morals and so on. The word
Veda means wit, wisdom, knowledge and truly the Veda is
condensed wit, wisdom and knowledge. (P. 100)

vFkkZr~ osnKku dh iqLrd gS ftlesa izfr] /eZ] izkFkZuk] lnkpkj

bR;kfn fo"k;d iqLrosQa lfEefyr gSaA osn dk vFkZ Kku gS vkSj
okLro esa osn esa lkjs Kku foKku dk ro Hkjk gqvk gSA
bl izdkj bl ikjlh fo}ku~ us osnksa dks Kku dk fo'odks"k
crk;k gSA
tSu vkpk;Z }kjk osn efgek xku
vkpk;Z oqQeqnsUnq uked tSu fo}ku~ us dUuM+ Hkk"kk esa Hkwoy;
uked ,d vk'p;Zdkjd xzUFk fy[kk gS ftlesa mUgksaus fy[kk gS fd
Xosn gh vukfnfu/uk vkfne Hkxon~ok.kh gSA blesa ls vusd
Hkk"kk, fudyrh gSaA Hkxoku~ dk lUns'k lHkh osQ fy;s ,d&lk
gksrk gSA
vjc ns'k osQ fo}ku~ ykch }kjk osnksa dk xq.kxku
v[krkc osQ iq=k vkSj rqiQkZ osQ ikS=k ykch uked vjcoklh dfo
us tks eqgEen lkgsc osQ tUe osQ yxHkx 2400 o"kZ iwoZ fo|eku Fkk
osnksa dk xq.kxku vjch Hkk"kk dh ,d dfork }kjk fd;k ftldk
fgUnh Hkk"kkuqokn fuEu gS%
- ,s fgUnqLrku dh /U; Hkwes! rw vknj djus ;ksX; gS D;ksafd
rqe esa gh bZ'oj us vius lR; Kku dk izdk'k fd;k gSA
- bZ'ojh; Kku :i ;s pkjksa iqLrosQ (osn) gekjs ekufld us=kksa
dks fdl vkd"kZd vkSj 'khry m"kk dh T;ksfr dks nsrs gSaA ijes'oj
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us fgUnqLrku esa vius iSxEcjksa vFkkZr~ f"k;ksa osQ n;ksa esa bu pkjksa
osnksa dk izdk'k fd;kA
- vkSj og i`fFkoh ij jgus okyh lc tkfr;ksa dks mins'k nsrk
gS fd eSaus osnksa esa ftl Kku dks izdkf'kr fd;k gS mldks rqe vius
thouksa esa f;kfUor djks] muosQ vuqlkj vkpj.k djksA fu'p; ls
ijes'oj us gh osnksa dk Kku fn;k gSA
- lke vkSj ;tqj~ os [ktkus gSa ftUgsa ijes'oj us fn;k gSA ,s esjs
HkkbZ;ks! budk rqe vknj djks D;ksafd os eqfDr dk 'kqHk lans'k nsrs gSaA
- bu pkjksa esa ls 'ks"k nks o~Q vkSj vFkoZ gesa fo'oHkzkr`Ro dk
ikB i<+krs gSaA ;s nks T;ksfr% LrEHk gSa tks gesa ml y{; dh vksj
viuk eqg eksM+us dh psrkouh nsrs gSaA
vjc ns'kh; dfo ykch }kjk osnksa osQ izfr lefiZr ;g Jkatfy
Lo.kZ{kjksa esa fy[kus ;ksX; gSA
vusd fu"i{k ik'pkR; fo}kuksa }kjk osn xkSjo xku
;|fi vf/drj ik'pkR; ys[kdksa us bZlkbZ er dh Js"Brk fn[kkus osQ
fy;s osnksa dk fu"i{kikr Hkko ls v;;u ugha fd;k rFkkfi vusd ,sls
fo}ku~ ;wjksi vkSj vejhdk esa gq, ftUgksaus osnksa dk v;;u fu"i{kikr
Hkko ls djosQ mudh efgek dk eqDr d.B ls xku fd;k gSA muesa ls
oqQN dk ;gk mYys[k djuk mfpr izrhr gksrk gSA
MkW jlsy oSysllcls igys eSa MkfoZu osQ lkFk gh izkfrd
txr~ esa fodklokn osQ vkfo"dkj MkW jlsy oSysl osQ lqizfl xzUFk
Social Environment and Moral Progress ls oqQN mj.k nsuk
pkgrk gw tks vR;f/d egoiw.kZ gSaA os fy[krs gSa%

the finest portions of the Hebrew Scriptures. Its authors

were fully our equals in their conception of the universe
and the Deity expressed in the finest poetic languages. (P.11)
In it (Veda) we find many of the essential teachings of
the most advanced religious thinkers. (P.13)
We must admit that the mind which conceived and
expressed in appropriate language such ideas as are
everywhere present in those Vedic hymns, could not have
been inferior to those of the best of our religious teachers
and poets, to our Milton, Shapespeare and Tennyson. (P.14)

In the earliest records which have come down to us

from the past, we find ample indications that accepted
standards of morality and the conduct resulting form these,
were in no degree inferior to those which prevail today,
though in some respects they differed from ours. The
wonderful collection of hymns know as the Vedas is a vast
system of religious teachings as pure and lofty as those of

vFkkZr~ iqjkus le; osQ tks ys[k gesa bl le; feyrs gSa muesa Hkh
gesa bl ckr osQ i;kZIr funsZ'k izkIr gksrs gSa fd ml le; osQ
lnkpkjkfn fo"k;d fopkj vkSj O;ogkj gekjs ls fdlh :i esa Hkh
de dksfV osQ ugha ;s ;|fi dbZ va'kksa esa os ge ls fHk vo'; FksA
osn osQ uke ls izfl vk'p;Ztud lafgrk osQ vUnj ckbcy osQ
vPNs ls vPNs Hkkx osQ rqY; ifo=k vkSj ph /kfeZd f'k{kkvksa dh
,d ifr ikbZ tkrh gSA blosQ ys[kd] lalkj vkSj lqUnjre dfork
esa izdkf'kr bZ'oj fo"k;d fopkj esa iw.kZr;k gekjs leku FksA buesa
ge vR;f/d mr ok izxfr'khy /kfeZd fopkjdksa dh eq[; f'k{kkvksa
dks ikrs gSaA--gesa ;g Lohdkj djuk gh iM+sxk fd ftl eu us mu ps fopkjksa
dks xzg.k fd;k vkSj rnuq:i mke Hkk"kk esa izdV fd;k] tks osnkasa esa
loZ=k ik;s tkrs gSa] gekjs mPpre /kfeZd f'k{kdksa vkSj feYVu]
'kSDlfi;j rFkk VSuhlu tSls dfo;ksa ls fdlh voLFkk esa Hkh de
u FkkA
blls c<+ dj lkekftd fodklokn (Social Evolution Theory)
dk [k.Mu D;k gks ldrk gS\ ;fn osnksa dh] ftudks izk;% lHkh
ik'pkR; fo}ku lalkj osQ iqLrdky; esa izkphure xzUFk] izks eSDlewyj
osQ lqizfl 'kCnksa esa The oldest books in the library of
mankind. ekurs gSa] f'k{kk, bruh ph vkSj ifo=k gSa ftruh fd

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ckbfcy osQ vPNs ls vPNs Hkkxksa dh vFkok ;fn f"k orZeku lqlH;
txr~ osQ mPpre fopkjdksa vkSj dfo;ksa ls de u Fks rks fiQj lkekftd
fodkl osQ fy;s vodk'k dgk jg tkrk gS\ Lo;a HkkSfrd txr~ eas
fodklokn osQ izorZdksa esa ls ,d oSKkfud f'kjksef.k dk lkekftd
fodklokn dk bl izdkj dk fujkdj.k vR;Ur egRoiw.kZ gSA bl
lekftd fodklokn osQ vk/kj ij tks bZ'ojh; Kku dh vko';drk ls
bUdkj djrs gSa mudk viuk fopkj cnyus dks foo'k gksuk iM+sxkA ;g
ckr MkW vYsM oSysl osQ mifjfyf[kr okD;ksa ls Li"V gks tkrh gSA
nks bZLkkbZ iknfj;ksa }kjk osnksa dh bZ'ojh;rk Lohfr
jsojsUM ekSfjl fiQfyi (Rev. Morris Philip) uked bZlkbZ iknjh us
The Teachings of the Vedas uked vius xzUFk esa fuEu 'kCnksa es
aosnksa dks izkjfEHkd bZ'ojh; Kku crk;k gSA os fy[krs gSa%
We have pushed our enquiries as far back in time as
the records would permit and we have found that the
religious and speculative thought of the people was far purer,
simpler and more rational at the farthest point we reached,
than a the nearest and the latest in the Vedic Age.
The conclusion therefore in inevitable viz; that the
development of religious thought in India has been uniformly
downward and not upwards, deterioration and not evolution.
We are justified, therefore in concluding that the higher and
purer conceptions of the Vedic Aryans were the result of a
primitive Divine Revelation.
(The Teachings of the Vedas by Rev. Morris Philip P.231)

blfy;s gekjs fy;s ;g ifj.kke fudkyuk vfuok;Z gS fd Hkkjr

esa /kfeZd fopkj dk fodkl ugha fdUrq kl gh gqvk gS] mfr ugha
fdUrq voufr gqbZ gSA ge ;g ifj.kke fudkyus esa U;k;;qDr gSa fd
oSfnd vk;ks osQ mPprj vkSj ifo=krj bZ'ojkfn fo"k;d fopkj ,d
izkjfEHkd bZ'ojh; Kku osQ ifj.kke FksA
izks ghjsu~ uked bZlkbZ fo}ku dk osn fo"k;d ys[k
izk
s ghjsu~ (Heeren) uked ,d lqifz l vuql/
a ku fo}ku~ ,sfrgkfld
us osnksa osQ fo"k; esa fy[kk gS fd
They (The Vedas) are without doubt the oldest works
composed in Sanskrit. Even the most ancient Sanskrit works
allude to the Vedas as already existing. The Vedas stand
alone in their solitary splendour, standing as beacon of
Divine Light for the onward march of humanity.
(Historical Researches by Prof. Heeren (Vol. 11 P. 127)

vFkkZr~ blesa lUnsg ugha fd osn laLr osQ izkphure xzUFk gSaA
miyH;eku loZ vf/d izkphu laLr xzUFkksa esa Hkh mudh fo|ekurk
dk Li"V funsZ'k ik;k tkrk gSA os euq";ek=k dh mUufr osQ fy;s
viuh vqr 'kku esa fnO; izdk'k LreHk dke dke nsrs gSaA
ysvksa nsYckW uked sp fo}ku~ dk er
tqykbZ dks isfjl esa vk;ksftr (International Literary
Association vFkok vUrjk"Vh; lkfgfR;d la?k osQ lEeq[k fucU/
i<+rs gq, ysvks nsYokW (Mons Leon Delos) uked kl ns'kh; lqizfl
fo}ku~ us ?kks"k.kk dh fd The Regiveda is the most sublime
conception of the great high ways of humanity.

bl yEcs mj.k dk rkRi;Z ;g gS fd ge viuh [kkst dks le;

dh n`f"V ls bruk ihNs dh vksj ys x;s ftrus dh ys[kkfn lkexzh gesa
fey ldrh Fkh vkSj geus ik;k fd yksxksa dh /kfeZd vkSj nk'kZfud
fopkj/kjk lcls iqjkus le; esa tgk rd ge igqp losQa vf/dre
ifo=k] ;qfDr&;qDr vkSj ljy Fkh vis{k;k oSfnd dky osQ Hkh gekjh
n`f"V ls lehire vkSj uohure le; esaA

vFkkZr~ Xosn euq"; ek=k dh mPp izxfr vkSj vkn'kZ dh

mPpre dYiuk gSA
ukscy iqjLdkj fotsrk eSVyV vkSj osnksa dk ego
yxHkx yk[k # osQ ukscy iqjLdkj fotsrk LohMu oklh Jh
eSVyV us viuh lqizfl iqLrd The Great Secret esa osnksa osQ
izfr vR;f/d vknj dk Hkko fn[kk;k gSA osnksa dh drZO;'kkL=kkfn

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Let us agree that the system of Ethics of which I have

been unable to give more than the slightest survey, while
the first ever known to man, is also the loftiest which he
has ever practised. (The Great Secret P. 96)

tkrk gS\
vesfjdk osQ lqizfl fopkjd Fkksfj;ks dh osn fo"k;d
kkj.kk %
Fkksfj;ks uked vejhdk osQ lqizfl fo}ku~ ys[kd us osnksa osQ
fo"k; esa fuEu mn~xkj izdV fd;s%

vFkkZr~ gesa bl ckr dks Lohdkj djuk pkfg, fd ;g drZO;'kkL=k

fo"k;d iz.kkyh ftldk eSaus vR;Ur laf{kIr fooj.k fn;k gS tc fd
euq"; dks Kkr iz.kkfy;ksa esa ls loZizFke gS lkFk gh lcls vf/d
mR"V gS ftldk euq"; us dHkh vkpj.k fd;k gSA
izkphu ijEijk ok Primitive Tadition dk funsZ'k djrs gq, eSVyd
us fy[kk gS fd

What extracts from the Vedas I have read fall on me

like the light of a higher and purer luminary which describes
a loftier course through a purer stratumfree from
particulars, simple, universal; the Vedas contain a sensible
account of God. (quoted here from Mother America by
Swami Omkar P.9)

As for the primitive tradition, it is true that these

affirmation and precepts are the most unlooked for, the
loftiest, the most admirable and the most plausible that
mankind has hitherto known. (P. 57)

bldk Hkko ;g gS fd eSaus osnksa osQ tks mj.k i<+s gSa os eq> ij
,d mPp vkSj ifo=k T;ksfr% iqt osQ izdk'k dh rjg iM+rs gSa tks
,d mR"V ekxZ dk o.kZu djrk gSA osnksa osQ mins'k ljy] ns'k ok
tkfr fo'ks"k osQ bfrgkl ls jfgr vkSj lkoZHkkSe gSa rFkk muesa bZ'oj
fo"k;d ;qfDr;qDr fopkj fn;s xFks gSaA
vk;j osQ MkW- tsEl dftUl dh Jktfy%
MkW tsEl dftUl uked vk;j osQ lqizfl dfo] dykdkj vkSj
nk'kZfud dfo us Path to Peace vFkok 'kkfUr dk ekxZ uked
iqLrd esa oSfnd vkn'kZ dh mPprk dk o.kZu djrs gq, fy[kk

fo"k;d f'k{kkvksa dks m`r djrs gq, mlus fy[kk gS fd

vFkkZr~ izkphu izkjfEHkd ijEijk osQ lEcU/ esa ;g lR; gS fd ;s

mfDr;ka vkSj vkns'k vR;Ur vofyksfdr] loksRZ "V lokZf/d iz'kaluh;
vkSj lcls vf/d ;qfDr;qDr gSa ftudk euq";ksa us vc rd Kku
izkIr fd;k gSA
bl ijEijk dk vuqlj.k djrs gq, eSVyd us osnksa dks Kku dk
fo'kky Hk.Mkj ekuk gS ftudks ekuo l`f"V osQ izkjEHk esa f"k;ksa ij
izdkf'kr fd;k x;kA muosQ 'kCn ;s gSa This tradition attribute
to the vast reservoir of the wisdom that some where took
shape simultaneously with the origin of man to more spiritual
entitles, to beings less entangled in matter.
(The Great Secret by Materlink Prologue P.6)

On that (Vedic) ideal alone, with its inclusiveness which

absorbs and annihilates the causes of antagonism, its
sympathy which wins hatred away from itself, it is possible
to rear a new earth in the image and likeness of the eternal
Heavens.
(Path to Peace by Dr. James Cousins P.66)

lqizfl nk'kZfud eSVyd osQ bu fopkjksa ls lkekftd fodklokn

dk Hkh iw.kZr;k [k.Mu gks tkrk gS D;ksafd ;fn lcls izkphu osnksa dh
drZO;kfn fo"k;d f'k{kk,a lcls vf/d mR"V] iz'kaluh; vkSj
;qfDr&;qDr gSa rks fiQj lkekftd fodklokn osQ fy;s dgk LFkku jg

vFkkZr~ ml oSfnd vkn'kZ dk vuqlj.k djrs gq, gh tks lkoZHkkSe

gksus osQ dkj.k fojks/ osQ dkj.kksa dks fou"V djrk gS] tks lgkuqHkwfr
osQ }kjk ?k`.kk dks nwj djosQ thr ysrk gS] ;g laHko gS fd i`fFkoh dks
fiQj ls LoxZ osQ leku lq[knk;d cuk;k tk losQA

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MkW tsEl Lo;a lIkRuhd bl oSfnd vkn'kZ ls brus izHkkfor gq,

fd os oqQyifr t;jke uke j[kdj oSfnd vkn'kks osQ vuqlkj vius
thou dks cukus dk fujUrj ;Ru djrs jgsA
:l osQ txf}[;kr~ rkYLrk; dh osnksa ij Jk%
:l fuoklh fy;ks rkYLrk; txRizfl fopkjd vkSj ys[kd Fks
ftudh 'krkCnh bl o"kZ lalkj osQ lc izns'kksa esa JkiwoZd eukbZ xbZA
vysDts+.Mj f'ki+Qeku uked rkYLrk; laxzgky; osQ vuqlU/ku fo}ku~
us Leo Tolstoy and the Indian Epics 'kh"kZ d dk tks ys [ k
i=k&if=kdkvksa esa Niok;k gS mlosQ fuEufyf[kr mj.kksa ls fy;ks
rkYLrk; dh osnksa ij Jk izdV gksrh gSA f'ki+Qeku us fy[kk gS
Leo Tolstoy was deeply interested in ancient Indian
literature and its great epics. The themes of the Vedas were
the first to attract his attention.
Appreciating the profoundity of the Vedas, Tolstoy gave
particular attention to those cantos which deal with the
problems of ethics, a subject which interested him deeply.
He subscribed to the idea of human love which pervades
the Vedas, with their humanism and praise of peaceful
labour. Tolstoy the artist was moreover delighted with the
poetic treasures and artistic imagery which distinguish
those outstanding Indian epics.
He (Tolstoy) ranked the Vedas and their later
interpretationsthe Upanishadswith those perfected
works of world art which have never failed to appeal to all
nationalities in all epochs and which therefore represent
true art.
Tolstoy not only read the Vedas, but also spread their
teachings in Russia. He included many of the sayings of
the Vedas and the Upanishads in his collections Range of
Reading, Thoughts of wise men's and others.

osnizdk'k

bu mj.kksa dk rkRi;Z ;g gS fd Hkkjr osQ izkphu lkfgR; vkSj

egkdkO;ksa osQ izfr fy;ks rkYLrk; xgjh fnypLih j[krs FksA osnksa dh
fo"k;oLrq us loZizFke mudk ;ku vk"V fd;kA ---rkYLrk; osnksa osQ
xEHkhj Kku ij eqX/ FksA os osnksa osQ mu Hkkxksa ij fo'ks"k ;ku nsrs Fks
ftudk lEcU/ vkpkj 'kkL=k lEcU/h leL;kvksa ls gSA ;g ,d ,slk
fo"k; Fkk ftlesa mudh izxk<+ #fp FkhA osnksa esa O;kIr ekuoh; izse
osQ flkUr osQ] ekuookn rFkk 'kkfUre; Je dh iz'kalk osQ os
leFkZd FksA---dykdkj rkYLrk; bu vxzx.; Hkkjrh; jpukvksa dh
dkO;fuf/ vkSj dykRed miekvksa ij vkuUnfoHkksj FksA os osnksa rFkk
muosQ ckn osQ Hkk";&mifu"knksa dks fo'odyk dh mu lokxiw.kZ
jpukvksa dh dksfV esa ekurs Fks ftUgksaus lHkh ;qxksa esa leLr tkfr;ksa
dk n; cjcl vk"V fd;k gSA blfy, os mUgsa lPph dyk dk izrhd
ekurs FksA---rkYLrk; us u osQoy osnksa dks i<+k_ oju~ mudh f'k{kkvksa dk
:l esa izpkj izlkj Hkh fd;kA mUgksua s osnksa vkSj mifu"knksa dh vusd lwfDr
dk laxzg ^iBu foLrkj rFkk cqfekuksa osQ fopkj* 'kh"kZd ls fd;k_
bR;kfnA bl izdkj osnksa dh f'k{kkvksa us rkYLrk; tSls txf}[;kr euh"kh
dks oSQls izHkkfor fd;k ;g Li"Vr;k Kkr gksrk gSA
esjs fy;s ;g izlrk vkSj xkSjo dh ckr gS fd rkYLRk; rd osn
fo"k;d f'k{kkvksa dks igqpkus dk Js; tSls fd bl mifjfufnZ"V ys[k
esa Jh f'ki+Qeku us Hkh cryk;k gS xq#oqQy dkXMh osQ vkpk;Z vkSj
oSfnd esxthu osQ lEiknd izks jkenso th dks gS tks oSfnd esxthu
uked viuh ekfld if=kdk rkYLrk; osQ ikl fu;fer :i esa Hkstrs
jgrs Fks vkSj tks rkYLrk; osQ fe=k osQ :i esa muosQ lkFk i=k&O;ogkj
djrs jgrs FksA
osn vkSj mifu"kr~ vkRek osQ fgeky; osQ leku
Jh ts ekLdjks ,e , us Himalayas of the Soul uked
,d laxzgkRed iqLrd dk lEiknu fd;k gSA blesa mUgksaus osn]
mifu"kr~ vkSj xhrk dks vkRek osQ fgeky; osQ lkFk miek nsrs gq,
fy[kk gS
If a Bible of India were composed, if Sanskrit could find
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language and the same love for the sacred texts in the
originals as the Bible has found in England, eternal treasures
of old wisdom and poetry would enrich the times of today.
Among those compositions, some of them living words
before writing was introduced, the Vedas, the Upanishads
and the Bhagavad Gita would rise above the rest like
Himalayas of the spirit of man.
(The Himalayas of the Soul by J. Mascaro M.A. P.151)

vFkkZr~ ;fn Hkkjr dh dksbZ ckbfcy ladfyr dh tkrh] ;fn

laLr Hkk"kk osQ fy, ,sls gh Jkyq vkSj ;ksX; vuqokndksa dk oxZ
fey tkrk ftudk ;ku Hkk"kk&lkSUn;Z ij mruk gksrk vkSj ewy osQ
ifo=k eU=kksa osQ lkFk oSlk gh izse gksrk tSLkk fd baXyS.M esa ckbfcy
dks izkIr gks x;k rks izkphu cqfekk ok Kku rFkk dfork osQ fuR;
dks"kksa ls orZeku ;qx le` cu tkrkA
mDr jpukvksa esa ls dbZ ,slh gSa tks thfor tkx`r 'kCn cu pqosQ
Fks iwoZ blosQ fd ys[k dk iz;ksx izkjEHk gksrkA buesa ls osn] mifu"knsa
vkSj Hkxon~xhrk ekuoh; vkRek osQ fgeky; osQ leku 'ks"k lcls
ij mBs gq, xzaFk gksaxsA
fe czku uked vaxzst ys[k dh Jktfy%
fe MCyw Mh czku (W.D. Brown) uked ,d vaxzst fo}ku~ us
vius Superiority of the Vedic Religion (oSfnd /eZ dh Js"Brk)
uked xzaFk esa oSfnd /eZ osQ fo"k; esa tks fy[kk gS og Lo.kZ{kjksa esa
mYys[k djus ;ksX; gSA os fy[krs gSa

feykdj pyrs gSaA ;gk /kfeZd flkUr] foKku vkSj fiQykliQh ij

voyfEcr gSaA
'kkSiugkj osQ osnewyd mifu"kn~ fo"k;d opu%
teZuh osQ lqizfl nk'kZfud 'kkSiugkj us bZ'kksifu"kr~ osQ fo"k; esa
(tks ;tqosZn dk.o'kk[kk dk vfUre v;k; gS) fuEu mn~xkj izdV
fd;s FksA 'kkSiugkj tSls fujk'kkoknh nk'kZfud dh ys[kuh ls fudys
gq, ;s 'kCn oLrqr vR;Ur egoiw.kZ gSaA mlus fy[kk
In the whole world, there is no study so beneficial and
elevating as the Upanishad. It has been the solace of my
life. It will be the solace of my death.

vFkkZr~ lkjs lalkj esa dksbZ bruh ykHknk;d vkSj pk mBkus okyh
iqLrd ugha ftruh fd mifu"kr~A ;g esjs thou esa 'kkfUrnk;d jgh
gS vkSj e`R;q osQ le; Hkh ;gh eq>s 'kkfUr nsus okyh gksxhA

osnksa osQ ego osQ dkj.k

vFkkZr~ oSfnd /eZ osQoy ,d bZ'oj dk izfriknu djrk gSA ;g

,d iw.kZr;k oSKkfud /eZ gS tgk /eZ vkSj foKku gkFk esa gkFk

bl izdkj eSaus ns'k&fons'k osQ vusd lqizfl fo}kuksa vkSj fopkjdksa

us osn dh efgek dk tks xku fd;k gS mldk funsZ'k ikBdksa osQ
ifjp; rFkk ykHkkFkZ fd;k gSA osnksa dk bruk ego D;ksa gS bldk
mkj Hkh ij m`r ns'k&fons'k osQ fo}kuksa dh lEefr;ksa ls cgqr&oqQN
fey tkrk gS rFkkfi oqQN fo'ks"k dkj.kksa dk la{ksi ls fiQj funsZ'k dj
nsuk vizklfXd u gksxk fo'ks"kr% muosQ fy, tks nwljksa dh lEefr;ksa
ij fuHkZj u jg dj Lo;a blosQ ego osQ dkj.k tkuuk pkgrs gSaA
() igyk iz/ku dkj.k osnksa osQ egRo dk ;g gS fd buesa Kku]
deZ vkSj mikluk (HkfDr) dk lqUnj esy gSA osQoy Kku] osQoy
deZ vkSj osQoy HkfDr ls eqfDr dh izkfIr ugha gks ldrhA rhuksa osQ
leqPp; ls gh eks{k ok ijekuUn izkIr gksrk gS ;g oSfnd /eZ dh
f'k{kk gSA Jk vkSj es/k ('kq cqf ok roZQ) dk lqUnj esy oSfnd
/eZ fl[kkrk gSA tgk osn gesa ^Jka izkrgZokegs Jka e;fUnua
ijA Jka lw;ZL; fuezqfp Js Jki;sg u%A* ( -) bR;kfn eU=kksa }kjk izkr%] e;k vkSj lw;kZLr osQ le; Jk dks
/kj.k djus vkSj thou dks Jke; cukus dks mins'k djrs gSaA ogk

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It (Vedic Religion) recognizes but one God. It is a

thoroughly scientific religion where religion and science
meet hand in hand. Here theology is based upon Science
and philosophy.

osnizdk'k

lkFk gh gesa es/k o 'kq cqf dks Hkh gj le; /kj.k djus dk
mins'k nsrs gSaA
es/ka lk;a es/ka izkresZ/ka e;fUnua ifjA
es/ka lw;ZL; jf'efHkoZplk os'k;kegsAA
(vFkoZ --)
bR;kfn eU=k bl fo"k; esa Li"V gSaA izkr%] e;k] lk;a lw;Z dh
fdj.kksa osQ lkFk es/k vFkok 'kq cqf ok roZQ dks ge vius vUnj
/kj.k djsaA gekjs lc fopkj vkSj dk;Z 'kq cqf }kjk izsfjr gksa ;g
Hkko gSA oSfnd /eZ dh Jk vU/fo'okl ugha gS fdUrq mldk
'kCnkFkZ gh Jr~+/k vFkkZr~ lR; dk /kj.k djuk gSA 'kq cqf o
roZQ }kjk lR; osQ Lo:i dk Kku izkIr djosQ mls lEiw.kZr;k vius
vUnj /kj.k djuk] dfBu ls dfBu vkifk;ksa vkSj izyksHkuksa osQ vkus
ij Hkh mls u NksM+uk ;gh Jk gSA osnksDr /eZ bl izdkj Jk vkSj
eskk ('kq cqf ok roZQ) osQ esy dk mins'k nsrk rFkk blh osQ fy,
izkFkZuk djuk fl[kkrk gSA
vXu;s lfe/ekgk;Z c`grs tkrosnlsA
l es Jka es/ka p tkrosnk% iz;PNrqAA
(vFkoZ --)
bR;kfn eU=kksa dk ;gh rkRi;Z gSA
ew/kZueL; lalhO;kFkokZ n;a p ;r~A (vFkoZ &&)
bR;kfn eU=kksa }kjk Kkuh osQ fy;s efLr"d (fnekx) vkSj n; (fny)
dks lhdj dke djus dk mins'k nsrs gSa tks vR;Ur egROkiw.kZ gSA
vU; er&erkUrjksa okys izk;% dgrs gSa fd ^etgc dh ckrksa esa
vdy dk n[ky ughaA* /eZ osQ fo"k; esa roZQ djus dks ukfLrdrk
dk fp le>k tkrk vkSj bls cqjk ekuk tkrk gS] osQoy fo'okl ok
bZeku (Faith) ij cy fn;k tkrk gS ftldk ifj.kke efj;e oqQekjh
ls bZlk dh mRifk] jksVh us VqdM+ksa ls gtkjksa vknfe;ksa dk isV
Hkjuk] bZlk elhg dk ikuh dks 'kjkc cuk nsuk] eqnks dks thfor dj
nsuk] bZlk dk rhljs fnu dcj esa ls fudy iM+uk tSlh izfr&fu;e&fo#
vlHko ckrksa dks ekuuk gks tkrk gS fdUrq osnksDr /eZ bl izdkj dh

ckrksa dks ugha ekurkA bldh ;g fo'ks"krk gS fd ;g izR;sd ckr esa cqf
vkSj roZQ dks dke esa ykus dk mins'k nsrk gSA
() osnksa osQ ego dk rhljk iz/ku dkj.k ;g gS fd muesa
'kkjhfjd] ekufld vkSj vkjfEHkd lc 'kfDr;ksa osQ lefodkl ij
cy fn;k x;k gSA osnksa osQ vuqlkj ;g lefodkl gh mUufr dk
ewyeU=k gSA
euLr vkI;k;rka oko~Q r vkI;k;rka izk.kLr vkI;k;rka
p{kqLr vkI;k;rka Jks=ka r vkI;k;rke~AA
(;tq -)
ok~ e vklu~ ulks% izk.k'p{kqj{.kks% Jks=ka d.kZ;ks%AA
vifyrk% osQ'kk v'kks.kk nUrk cgq ckkscZye~AA
okZjkstk tY;kstZo% ikn;ks% izfr"Bk vfj"Vkfu es lokZRek
fuHk`"V%AA (vFkoZ ---)
bR;kfn eU=kksa esa blh 'kkjhfjd] ekufld vkfRed 'kfDr;ksa osQ
lefodkl dk izfriknu vkSj rnFkZ izkFkZukfn dk mins'k gS vkSj bls
gh f'k{kk dk iz/ku ms'; cryk;k x;k gSA
() osnksa osQ egRo dk prqFkZ dkj.k muesa e;ekxZ dk izfriknu
rFkk muosQ leUo;kRed mins'k gSA lalkj esa izk;% ns[kk tkrk gS fd
euq"; e; ekxZ dk voyEcu u djosQ fdlh u fdlh ijkdk"Bk
(extreme) ij rqy tkrs gSaA mnkgj.kkFkZ dbZ iq#"k ,sls gSa tks osQoy
oS;fDrd mUufr ls gh lUrq"V jgrs gSa vkSj lkekftd mUufr dh vksj
fcyoqQy ;ku ugha nsrsA nwljs dbZ ,sls euq"; gSa tks i;kZIr :i ls
viuh 'kkjhfjd] ekufld] vkfRed 'kfDr;ksa dks fodflr djus dk
iz;Ru u djosQ osQoy nwljksa dh mUufr osQ fopkj esa gh rRij jgrs
gSaA okLro esa ns[kk tk;s rks ;s nksuksa gh vko';d gSaA ;tqosZn osQ
osa v;k; esa lEHkwfr vkSj vlEHkwfr inksa ls vkf/HkkSfrd n`f"V ls
lekftd vkSj oS;fDrd Hkko dk o.kZu djrs gq, dgk gS fd
vU/are% izfo'kfUr ;slaHkwfreqiklrsA
rrks Hkw; bo rs reks ; m laHkwR;ka jrk%AA
(;tq -)

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vFkkZr~ tks osQoy vlaHkwfroS;fDrd mUufr osQ vUnj eXu jgrs

gSa os vU/dkj dks tkrs gSa blesa lUnsg ugha] fdUrq tks oS;fDrd
mUufr dh vkSj ;ku u nsdj osQoy lkekftd mUufr esa rRij jgrs
gSa os mlls Hkh ?kus vU/sjs esa tkrs gSaA blfy, osn vlEHkwfr vkSj
lEHkwfr vFkkZr~ oS;fDrd vkSj lkekftd mUufr nksuksa dh vksj ;ku
nsus dk vkns'k nsrs gSaA osnksDr o.kkZJe O;oLFkk esa O;f"Vokn vkSj
lef"Vokn nksuksa dk vqr~ lketL; ik;k tkrk gSA blh izdkj ,d
rjiQ ,sls yksx vkSj lEiznk; gSa tks Hkksx dks gh thou dk ;s;
le>rs gSa vkSj pkokZdksa osQ leku
;koTthosr~ lq[ka thosr~] .ka Rok ?k`ra fiosr~A
HkLehHkwrL; nsgL;] iqujkxeua oqQr%AA
vFkok ;w j ks i os Q Eat, drink and be merry, Because
tomorrow we may die. vFkkZr~ [kkvks ihvks ekSt mM+kvksa D;ksafd
gks ldrk gS fd dy gh ge ej tk,_ tc rd thvks ekSt ls thvksA
vius ikl u gks rks .k ysdj Hkh ?kh vkfn dk iku djksA ,d ckj
tc 'kjhj HkLe gks x;k rks fiQj dksbZ ugha vkrk vFkkZr~ vkRek tSls
fuR; inkFkZ dh dksbZ lkk ughabl izdkj dk izpkj djrs gSaA ;wjksi
osQ HkkSfrd&okfn;ksa (Materialists) dh Hkh x.kuk buesa gks ldrh gSA
nwljh vksj uohu osnkUrh] ckS vkSj bZLkkbZ er tSls lEIkznk; gSa tks
R;kx gh R;kx dk mins'k djrs gSa] tks dkapu ok /u dks lc vuFkZ
dk ewy ekurs gq,] mudh fuUnk djrs gq, ugha Fkdrs vkSj tks bZlk
elhg osQ leku ;gk rd dg nsrs gSa fd It is easier for a camel
to enter into the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter
into the Kingdom of God.

vFkkZr~ ;g vf/d lqxe gS fd ,d V lqbZ dh uksd esa ls

fudy tk, vis{kk blosQ fd ,d /uh vkneh ijes'oj osQ jkT; esa
izos'k dj losQA
fdUrq osnksa dh f'k{kk bl fo"k; esa Hkksx vkSj R;kx osQ leUo;
dh gS ftls

osnizdk'k

bZ'kkokL;fena loZ] ;r~ foaQ p txR;ka txr~A

rsu R;Drsu HkqathFkk ekx`/% dL; fLoue~AA
(;tq -)
bu mke 'kCnksa esa fn;k x;k gS ftudk Li"V vFkZ gS fd ijes'oj
lalkj dh lc oLrqvksa esa O;kid gS blfy, mldh nh gqbZ oLrqvksa
dk rqe R;kx Hkkouk iwoZd Hkksx djksA yksHk er djksA bl ckr dk
fopkj djks fd ;g /u ftldks rqe viuk le> dj vfHkeku djrs
gks fdldk gS\ ;g oLrqr% iztkifr ijes'oj dk gh gSA ijksidkj osQ
dk;ks esa bl /u dk vf/d ls vf/d mi;ksx djrs gq, rqe
vko';drkuqlkj bZ'oj iznk lkalkfjd oLrqvksa dk mfpr miHkksx
djks blesa dksbZ iki ugha gSA blls c<+dj vf/d mi;ksxh vkSj
O;ogkfjd f'k{kk D;k gks ldrh gS\ iwathokn vkSj lkE;okn vkfn
oknksa dk mfpr leUo; blh f'k{kk osQ }kjk gh lEHko gS vU;Fkk
ughaA
() osnksa osQ egROk dk iape dkj.k mudh f'k{kkvksa dk roZQ
vkSj foKku lEer gksuk gSA bXySaM osQ euh"kh MCyw Mh czku osQ
bu Lo.kkZ{kjksa esa fy[kus ;ksX; okD;ksa dks eSa igys m`r dj gh pqdk
gw fd Vedic Religion is a thoroughly scientific religion where
religion and science meet hand in hand. Here theology is
based upon science and philosophy.

vFkkZr~ oSfnd /eZ ,d iw.kZr;k oSKkfud /eZ gS tgk /eZ vkSj

foKku gkFk esa gkFk feykdj pyrs gSaA ;gk /kfeZd flkUr foKku
vkSj fiQylkiQh ij voyfEcr gSaA
;g oLrqr% lR; gSA osnksa esa u osQoy /eZ dk ewy gS fdUrq
foKku dk Hkh ewy gS bl ckr dks egf"kZ n;kuUn th us vius
osn&Hkk";ksa esa fn[kk;k gSA Jh vjfoUn th tSls txf}[;kr ;ksxh vkSj
euh"kh us egf"kZ n;kuUn osQ bl fopkj dk bu 'kCnksa esa leFkZu fd;k
fd There is nothing fantastic in Dayananda' idea that Veda
contains truth of science as well as truth of religion. I will
even add my own conviction that Veda contains the other
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truths of a science the modern world does not at all possess

and in that case, Dayananda has rather understated than
overstated the depth and range of the Vedic wisdom.
(Dayananda and the Veda by Shri Arvindo)

vFkkZr~ f"k n;kuUn dh bl /kj.kk esa fd osn esa /eZ vkSj

foKku nksuksa dh lpkb;k ikbZ tkrh gSa dksbZ migklkLin ok dfYir
ckr ugha gSA eSa blosQ lkFk viuh /kj.kk tksM+uk pkgrk gw fd osnksa
esa ,d nwljs foKku dh lpkb;k Hkh fo|eku gSa ftudk vk/qfud
txr~ dks fdfpUek=k Hkh Kku ugha gS vkSj ,slh voLFkk esa f"k
n;kuUn us oSfnd Kku dh xEHkhjrk osQ fo"k; esa vfr'k;ksfDr ls ugha
vfirq U;wuksfDr ls gh dke fy;k gSA osnksa esa fofo/ fo|kvksa dk ewy
fdl izdkj ik;k tkrk gS bl ckr dks tks foLrkj ls tkuuk pkgrs gSa
mUgsa egf"kZ n;kuUn osQ Hkk";ksa osQ vfrfjDr fuEu iqLrdksa dk vuq'khyu
vo'; djuk pkfg;sA caxky dh jkW;y ,f'k;kfVd lkslkbVh osQ
lnL; vkSj fu#Drkykspue~] ,srsj;kykspue~ vkfn vusd xzUFkksa osQ
fo}ku~ ys[kd ia lR;oz th lkeJeh r =k;hifjp;] =k;hprq"V;
vkfnblesa mUgksaus vusd eU=kksa dh foKkuijd O;k[;k dh gSA
egkjk"V osQ fo}ku~ Jh ukjk;.kjko ikoxh r The Vedic
Father of Geology bl xzUFk dh Hkwfedk esa mUgksaus fy[kk gS fd
I may take this opportunity to remind the reader, without
fear of contradiction that the Vedas contain many things
not yet known to anybody, as they form a mine of
inexhaustible literary wealth, that has only partially been
opened and has still remained unexplored.
(The Vedic Fathers of Geology Introduction P. vi)

vFkkZr~ eSa fcuk fdlh fojks/ osQ Hk; osQ ikBdksa dks ;kn djkuk
pkgrk gw fd osnksa esa cgqr&lh ,slh ckrsa ikbZ tkrh gSa ftudk vHkh
rd fdlh dks Kku ugha D;ksafd os bl lkfgfR;d /u dh v{k;
[kku gSa ftldk vHkh FkksM+k&lk va'k gh izdV gqvk gS vkSj tks vHkh
rd vKkr gh iM+k gSA

osnizdk'k

Jh ikoxh osQ Self Government in Ancient India Vedic

and Post Vedic rFkk Vedic IndiaMother of Parliaments
uked xzUFk Hkh i<+us ;ksX; gSa ftuesa mUgksaus LojkT; vkSj iztkrU=k
'kklu&ifr dk ewy oSfnd Hkkjr dks crkrs gq, osnksa osQ fo"k; esa
fy[kk gS fd
The Veda is the fountainhead of knowledge, the prime
source of inspiration, nay, the grand repository of petty
passages of Divine Wisdom and even Eternal Truth. (Vedic
India P. 136)

vFkkZr~ osn lEiw.kZ Kku dk vkfn lzksr] bZ'ojh; Kku dk iz/ku

vk/kj] bruk gh ugha] cfYd fnO; cqf vkSj fuR; lR;e; okD;ksa
dk egku~ Hk.Mkj gSA
tho&foKku ok Biology dk ewy osnksa esa fdl rjg ik;k tkrk
gS bldks tkuus osQ fy;s ikBd The Vedic Godsas Figures of
Bilogy' by Dr. V.G. Rele L.M. F.S., F. C.P.S. uked iqLrd dks
i<+saA
HkkSfrdh vkSj jlk;u&'kkL=k dk ewy osnksa esa tks tkuuk pkgrs gSa
mUgsa Jh iU;e~ ukjk;.k xkSM+ ,e ,] ch ,l lh Introduction
to the Message of the 20th Century uked iqLrd fo'ks"k :i
ls i<+uh pkfg;s ftlosQ fo"k; dk funsZ'k djrs gq, ys[kd us fy[kk
gSProving that the Vedas as treatise on the exact Sciences.
vFkkZr~ bl iqLrd esa fl fd;k x;k gS fd osn 'kq foKkuksa osQ
xzUFk gSaA Xosn vkSj ;tqosZn osQ fo"k; esa oSKkfud n`f"V ls fopkj
djrs gq, bl xzUFk osQ ys[kd us fy[kk gS fd
The Rigveda deals with the theorems and experiments,
while the process of preparing the reagents and apparatus
is recorded in the Yajurveda which is in effect; a laboratory
guide.

vFkkZr~ Xosn oSKkfud flkUrksa vkSj ijh{k.kksa dk fu:i.k djrk gS

tcfd mud lk/uksa vkSj midj.kksa osQ rS;kj djus dh izf;k ;tqosZn
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esa ikbZ tkrh gS tks ifj.kkeLo:i ,d ijh{k.k'kkyk ekxZn'kZd gSA

buosQ vfrfjDr Jh ia fiz;jRuth vk"kZ (vc Lok czeqfu th
ifjozktd uke ls izfl) r ^osnksa esa nks cM+h oSKkfud 'kfDr;k*
vkSj c`gn~ foeku'kkL=k (nksuksa lkoZnsf'kd lHkk nsgyh }kjk izdkf'kr]
Jh galjkt r The Sciences in the Vedas ia cyjke 'kekZ
r ^fo|kvksa dk vkfn lzksr*] (izdk'kdeqa'khjke euksgjyky] ubZ
lM+d] nsgyh)] Jqfrizdk'k iqLrdky; yqf/;kuk }kjk izdkf'kr] osnksa
osQ ije HkDr Jh nhoku jkeukFk th dk';i }kjk Lo Jh ia
t;nso th 'kekZ fo|k ekrZ.M osQ osnksa osQ Hkk"kkuqokn osQ vk/kj ij
ladfyr osnksa esa foKku [k.M vFkok Science in the VedasNo.
1-2 (ftlesa ia t;nso th r osn&eU=kksa osQ foKku fo"k;d fgUnh
vuqokn dk vaxzsth vuqokn Hkh fn;k x;k gS)A tks/iqj osQ Jh
iUukyky ifjgkj B.A. LL. B. r Material Scienes in the
Vedas bR;kfn iqLrosQa Hkh osnksa esa foKku dh n`f"V ls i<+us ;ksX; gSaA
osn vkSj foKku ij oqQN ik'pkR; fo}ku~
osnksa esa foKku osQ lEcU/ esa baXyS.M osQ fe MCyw Mh czkmu
dh lEefr eSa igys m`r dj pqdk gwA tSdksfy;V uked kal
ns'kh; fo}ku~ us tks pUnz uxj (sap jkT;kUrxZr Hkkjrh; izns'k) esa
vusd o"kks rd phiQ tfLVl jgs Fks viuh lqizfl iqLrd The
Bible in India esa bZ'ojh; Kku ekus tkus okys fofo/ er&erkUrjksa
osQ xzUFkksa dh osnksa osQ lkFk l`"V;qRifk osQ fo"k; esa rqyukRed
foospuk djrs gq, cM+s vk'p;Z osQ lkFk fy[kk
Astonishing fact! The Hindus Revelation (Veda) is of all
Revelations the only one whose ideas are in perfect harmony
with modern science, as it proclaims the slow and gradual
formation of the world.
(The Bible in India by Jacolliot Vol II. Chap. 1)

lkFk iw.kZ :i ls feyrh gSaA (^Hkkjr esa ckbcy* ia lUrjkt th r

mDr iqLrd dk fgUnh vuqokn] ; Hkkx v i` )
vejhdk dh fonq"kh efgyk felst ^Oghyj foYykSdl (Mrs.
Wheeler Willox, us bl fo"k; esa tks fy[kk gS mldk Hkh bl fo"k;
esa mYys[k dj nsuk ikBdksa osQ ifjp;kFkZ mfpr izrhr gksrk gS rkfd
ge ij i{kikr dk nks"kkjksi.k u fd;k tk losQA ml fonq"kh nsoh us
fy[kk
We have all heard and read about the ancient religion
of India. It is the land of the Great Vedasthe most
remarkable works containing not only religious ideas for a
perfect life, but also facts which all the science has since
proved true. Electricity, Radium, Electrons, Airships all
seems to be known to the seers who found the Vedas.

vFkkZr~ geus izkphu Hkkjr osQ /eZ osQ fo"k; esa lquk vkSj i<+k gSA
;g mu egku~ osnksa dh Hkwfe gS tks vR;Ur vrq gSa ftuesa u osQoy
iw.kZ thou osQ fy;s mi;ksxh /kfeZd rRo crk;s x;s gSa cfYd mu
rF;ksa dk Hkh izfriknu fd;k gSA ftUgsa leLr foKkuksa us lR;
izekf.kr fd;k gSA fctyh] jsfM;e] ,ysDVUl] foeku o gokbZ tgkt
vkfn lc phtsa osnksa osQ nz"Vk f"k;ksa dks Kkr izrhr gksrh gSaA
bZLkkbZ er] bLyke vkfn esa vusd cqf] izkfrd fu;e rFkk
foKku fo# ckrsa ikbZ tkrh gSa ftuosQ dkj.k bu erksa osQ usrkvksa dh
vksj ls vusd nk'kZfudksa] mke fopkjdksa rFkk oSKkfudksa ij cM+s&cM+s
Hk;Vj vR;kpkj fd;s x;s tSls fd fofy;e Ms;j M.A., LL.D. r
The History of the Conflict between Science and Religion

vFkkZr~ fdruh vk'p;Ztud lpkbZ gSA fgUnqvksa dk bZ'ojh; Kku

(osn) gh tks yksdksa dh eUn vkSj fed jpuk crykrk gS lc
bZ'ojh; Kkuksa esa ,d ,slk gS ftldh dYiuk,a vk/qfud foKku osQ

esa vusd mnkgj.k nsdj crk;k x;k gSA osQoy ] lqizfl

mnkgj.kksa dk funsZ'k bl izl X esa i;kZIr gksxkA
() ;wuku ns'k dh vius le; dh izfl nk'kZfud efgyk
fgisf'k;k dks tks viQykrwu (Plato) vkSj vjLrw (Aristotle) osQ
flkUrksa dk izpkj djrh Fkh fc'ki~ lkbfjy~ dh vkKk ls ,dne
uXu dj fn;k x;k vkSj [kqys cktkj iRFkjksa dh ekj ls mldh tku

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osnizdk'k

fudky nh xbZA
() ,fj;l uked vysDtf.M;k osQ nk'kZfud ij bl fopkj osQ
izdV djus ij fd ^firk vkSj iq=k dh vk;q leku ugha gks ldrh*
(ftldk funsZ'k bZlk elhg vkSj ifo=k firk ;k Holy Father dh
vksj Fkk] bZlkb;ksa dh dkSfUly dh vksj ls Hkh"k.k vR;kpkj fd;s x;s
vkSj mlosQ bl fopkj dh ?kksj fuUnk dh xbZA
() usLVj uked ,s.V;ksd osQ iknjh dks ;g ;qfDr;qDr fopkj
izdV djus ij fd bZ'oj dh dksbZ ekrk ugha gks ldrh (ftldk
funsZ'k bZlk elhg dks bZ'oj ekurs gq, mldh ekrk efj;e dks ekuus
osQ bZlkbZ flkUr dh vksj Fkk) ns'k&fudkyk ns fn;k x;kA
() iSyksxf;l uked ,d vU; ;wuku ns'kh; nk'kZfud dks bl
fopkj osQ izdV djus ij fd txr~ esa e`R;q vkne osQ iki osQ iQy
:i ugha gks ldrh (tSls fd Original Sin osQ flkUr osQ vuqlkj
bZLkbZ ekurs gSa) lsUV vkWxLVkbu dh izsj.kk ls ml le; osQ bZlkbZ
lezkV~ us ns'k fudkyk ns fn;k vkSj mldh lkjh lEifk tCr dj yhA
() xSyhfy;ks uked izfl oSKkfud dks bl ckr dk izpkj
djus vkSj iqLrd }kjk izdV djus ij fd i`fFkoh xksy gS vkSj og
lw;Z osQ pkjksa vkSj ?kwerh gS iksi dh v;{krk esa Inquisition
Court vFkok /eZfu.kkZ;d lfefr us o"kZ osQ dBksj dkjkokl dk
n.M fn;k vkSj ;g fu.kZ; bl flkUr osQ lEcU/ esa izdkf'kr fd;k
gS
The first proposition that the sun is the centre does not
revolve around the earth is foolish, absurd, false in theology
and heretical, because contrary to the Holy Scriptures.

vFkkZr~ xSyhfy;ksa }kjk izfrikfnr ;g fopkj fd lw;Z osQUnz gS vkSj

og i`fFkoh osQ pkjksa vkSj ugha ?kwerk ew[kZrkiw.kZ] okfg;kr] er
flkUr dh n`f"V ls ,dne feF;k gS D;ksafd ;g gekjs /eZ&xzaFk
ckbcy dh f'k{kk osQ loZFkk fo# gSAa
And the second proposition that the earth is not the
centre but revolves about the sun is absurd, false in

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philosophy and from a theological point of view at least

opposed to the true faith.

nwljk fopkj fd i`fFkoh osQUnz ugha izR;qr lw;Z osQ pkjksa vkSj
iznf{k.kk djrh gS vlXr] fiQykliQh osQ n`f"Vdks.k ls vlR; vkSj
de&ls&de /eZ flkUr dh n`f"V ls lPps /eZ osQ loZFkk fo# gSA
blhfy;s oSKkfud flkUr osQ vuqlkj i`fFkoh dks xksyc rkus
okys xSyhfy;ksa ij cM+s&cM+s vR;kpkj fd;s x;sA mls o"kZ dh
fBu ltk nh xbZ ftlosQ ifj.kkeLo:i tsy esa gh mldh e`R;q gks
xbZA czwuks uked ,d nwljs oSKkfud osQ fo# Hkh blh rjg dh
dk;Zokgh dh xbZ D;ksafd og i`fFkoh dks xksy crkrk vkSj ;g fl
djrk Fkk fd vusd yksd&yksdkUrj gSaA mls iQjojh bZ
dks thfor voLFkk esa gh rsy fNM+d dj tyk fn;k x;kA ,sls gh
vR;kpkj vU; vusd nk'kZudksa vkSj oSKkfudksa ij fd;s x;sA
() osnksa osQ egRo dk "k"B dkj.k muesa fo'kq ,osQ'ojokn dk
izfriknu gSA osnksa esa vfXu] bU] fe=k] o#.k] ;e vkfn ukeksa ls
iz/kur;k ml ,d ijes'oj dk gh izfriknu fd;k x;k gS bls
,oaQ lf}izk cgq/k onUR;faXu ;ea ekrfj'okuekgq%AA
( --)
;ks nsokuka uke/k ,d ,oAA ( - -)
bR;kfn esa Li"V cryk;k gS ftudk rkRi;Z ;g gS fd Kkuh yksx
ml ,d ijes'oj dks gh mlosQ vusd xq.kksa dks lwfpr djus osQ fy;s
vusd ukeksa ls iqdkjrs gSaA nsoksa osQ bu ukeksa dk /kj.k djus okyk og
,d gh ijes'oj gSA
|kok Hkweh tu;u] nso ,d%AA ( -&)
|qyksd (vkdk'k) i`fFkoh vkfn yksdksa dk mRIkknd og ,d gh
nso gSA
,d bn~ jktk txrks cHkwoAA ( --)
ijes'oj gh lkjs txr~ dk ,d jktkf/jkt gSA
; ,d br~ req"Vqfg "Vhuka fop"kZf.k%A ifrtZKs o`"krq%A
( --)
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vFkkZr~ tks ,d gh lc euq";ksa dk Bhd&Bhd ns[kus okyk loZK]

lq[kksa dh o"kkZ djus okyk] loZ'kfDreku~ lcdk Lokeh gS] gs euq";!
rw lnk mldh Lrqfr djA
ekfpnU;n~ fo'kalr l[k;ks ekfj"k.;rA
bUfer~ Lrksrk o`"k.ka lpklqrs] eqgq#D;k p 'kalrAA
( -- lke)
gs fe=kks! ijes'oj dks NksM+ dj fdlh vU; dh Lrqfr er djks
,slk djosQ nq%[k er mBkvks ,dkUr esa vkSj ;Kkfn osQ voljksa esa
lkewfgd :i esa lq[k&'kkfUr osQ Ok"kZd ml ,d ijes'oj dh gh
Lrqfr ckj&ckj djksA
,d ,o ueL;ks fo{ohM%AA (vFkoZ --)
,d ,o ueL;% lq'ksok%AA (vFkoZ --)
og ,d ijes'oj gh iztkvksa }kjk iwtuh; vkSj ueLdkj djus
;ksX; gS D;ksafd ogh mke lq[k dk iznku djus okyk gS bR;kfn eU=kksa
}kjk osn fo'kq :i esa ,d bZ'oj dh gh Lrqfr] izkFkZuk] mikluk dk
izfriknu djrs gSa ftldk Lo:i bu 'kCnksa esa crk;k x;k gS fd
^l i;ZxkPNqedk;eoz.keLukfoja 'kqeiki foe~A dfoeZuh"kh
ifjHkw% Lo;EHkw;kZFkk rF;rksFkkZu~ O;nkkPNk'orhH;% lekH;%A
(;tq -)
vFkkZr~ Kkuh mikld ml ijes'oj dks izkIr djrk gS tks loZ
'kfDreku~ loZFkk fujkdkj] ul&ukM+h osQ cU/u ls jfgr] fufoZdkj]
'kq iki jfgr] loZK] eu dk lk{kh] loZO;kid vkSj Lo;aHkw gS vkSj
tks tho :i fuR; izktkvksa osQ dY;k.k osQ fy;s ;FkkFkZ :i ls
inkFkks dk fuekZ.k djrk vkSj osn }kjk mudk Kku nsrk gSA
oSfnd bZ'ojokn ij eSaus vk;Z oqQekj lHkk foaQXlos oSQEi }kjk
izdkf'kr ^oSfnd bZ'ojokn vkSj orZeku foKku* uked y?kq iqLrd esa
fopkj fd;k gS vkSj mlosQ leFkZu esa lj vkbtd U;wVu] lj vkfyoj
ykt] ykSMZ osQfYou~] yqbZ iS'pj] FkkSel ,sMhlu~ ekLVjeSu] vkbULVhu~
vkfn lqifz l ik'pkR; oSKkfuosQka vkSj pkYlZ dksye
~ uS ] dkWUV tkUltukZ]
'yhxy] eSDlewyj vkfn ik'pkR; fo}kuksa osQ opuksa dks Hkh ogk m`r

fd;k gS vr% tks bl fo"k; esa osn dh f'k{kk dks tkuuk pkgrs gSa mUgsa
ml y?kq iqLrd dks i<+uk pkfg;sA ckbcy] oqQjku vkfn esa tks bZ'oj dk
Lo:i crk;k x;k gS og lkrosa ok pkSFks vkLeku esa jgus okyk] euq";ksa
osQ leku vKku] ks/] bZ";kZ vkfn ls ;qDr gS] mlosQ lkFk gh bZlk
elhg vFkok eqgEen lkgsc esa fo'okl eqfDr osQ fy;s vfuok;Z ekuk
x;k gS vr% mls fo'kq ,osQ'ojokn dk uke ugha fn;k tk ldrkA
oLrqr% foKku vkSj rRoKku (fiQykliQh ,slh gh ijes'oj dh ujor~
dYiuk (Anthropomorphic Conception of God) dk [k.Mu
djrs gSa] bZ'oj dh lkk dk ugha ;g Hkh ogk crk;k tk pqdk gSA
() osnksa osQ egRo dk lIre~ dkj.k mudh f'k{kkvksa dh
lkoZHkkSerk vkSj fu"i{krk vkSj vkstfLork gSA osn
^n`rsn`agek fe=kL; ek p{kq"kk lokZf.k Hkwrkfu leh{kUrke~A
fe=kL;kga p{kq"kk lokZf.k Hkwrkfu leh{ks] fe=kL; p{kq"kk
leh{kkegsAA (;tq -)
bR;kfn eU=kksa osQ }kjk lc izkf.k;ksa dks fe=k dh izsee; n`f"V ls
mins'k djrs gSaA blh fo'ocU/qROk dh Hkkouk ls gh fo'o 'kkfUr dh
LFkkiuk gks ldrh gSA mudh fu"i{kikr f'k{kk ;g gS fd
^fiz;! lqr fiz; bUs euk;q% fiz;% lqizknh% fiz;ks vL;
lksehAA* ( --)
vFkkZr~ Hkxoku~ dk I;kjk og gksrk gS tks (lqr) lnk vPNs
dke djus okyk gSA tks (euk;q%) euu'khy vFkok fopkj'khy gS
(fiz;% lqizkoh%) og ijes'oj dk I;kjk gksrk gS tks mke jhfr ls lc
izkf.k;ksa dh j{kk djus okyk gksrk gS vkSj tks (lkseh) Lo;a 'kkfUr;qDr
gksdj 'kkfUr dk izlkj djus okyk gksrk gSA ,slk O;fDr gh Hkxoku~
dk fiz; gksrk gS fiQj og pkgs fdlh ns'k ok LFkku dk gksA osnksa dh
bu loZHkkSe fu"i{kikr f'k{kkvksa dh tc er&erkUrjksa dh laoqQfpr
lkEiznkf;drkiw.kZ f'k{kkvksa osQ lkFk rqyuk dh tkrh gS rks vkdk'k
ikrky dk vUrj izrhr gksrk gSA
foLrkj Hk; ls osn vkSj oSfnd /eZ dh fo'ks"krkvksa ij izdk'k
Mkyrs gq, eSa ,d LofufeZr xhr osQ }kjk milagkj djuk mfpr

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le>rk gwA blesa mifjfu"V osnksa osQ egRo osQ dkj.kksa vkSj fo'ks"krkvksa
osQ vfrfjDr vU; Hkh cgqr&lh ckrksa dk funsZ'k dj fn;k x;k gSA
vk;Z uj&ukfj;k rFkk vk;Z oqQekj&oqQekfj;k lc bl oSfnd /eZ xhr
dks Lo;a izseiwoZd xkosa rFkk vkSjksa dks Hkh fl[kkosa rks blls mudks
oSfnd /eZ osQ rROkksa vkSj fo'ks"krkvksa dks le>us esa lgk;rk feysxhA
bl vR;Ur egRoiw.kZ ;qfDr;qDr foKkulEer oSfnd /eZ osQ vuqlkj
vkpj.k djuk vkSj osnksa dk izfrfnu Lok;k; djuk izR;sd vk;Z dk
drZO; gSA
oSfnd /eZ xhr
oSfnd /eZ gekjk vuqie] oSfnd /eZ gekjkA
;g gS ftlus yk[kksa yksxksa] dks gS tx esa rkjkAAAA
,osQ'oj iwtk fl[kykrk] Hksn Hkko dks nwj HkxkrkA
izkf.kek=k ls izse c<+krk] izk.kksa ls c<+dj osQ I;kjkAAAA
Kku deZ 'kqHk HkfDr feykrk] Jk es/k esy djkrkA
vU/dkj dks nwj gVkrk] gS ;g n; mtkjkAAAA
cqf fo# ugha oqQN blesa] O;f"V lef"V esy gS blesaA
R;kx Hkksx fey tkrs blesa] er iUFkksa ls U;kjkAAAA
lc gSa bZ'oj&iq=k leku] dfYir p&uhp ufga ekuA
djks nso dk xq.kx.k xku] og Hkolkxj rkjugkjkAAAA
tks djrk gS og Hkjrk gS] vVy fu;e ;g fur jgrk gSA
vkRek fuR; ugha ejrk gS] fuHkZ; djus gkjkAAAA
;g /eZ gS Js"B egku~] djrk gS lcdk dY;k.kA
blosQ fcuk ugha mRFkku] ;g gS 'kqHk mUufr dk }kjkAAAA
le>ks lcdks fe=k leku] xq.k deks osQ dkj.k ekuA
dj yks osnke`r dk iku] tks lUrki fouk'kugkjkAAAA
vkvks vk;Z cusa ge lkjs] drZO;ksa osQ ikyugkjsA
izHkq fo'oklh dHkh u gkjs] ftlus lcdk nq%[k fuokjkAAAA
cusa vk;Z tx vk;Z cukosa] U;k; lR; vuqjkx c<+koasA
lPps bZ'oj&iq=k dgkosa] ^lR; /eZ dh t;* gks ukjkAAAA
/eZnso fo|kekrZ.M (nsoeqfu okuizLFk)

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