The Vedic mantras, manifested during the Samadhi state of sages, were segregated into four Vedas, viz., Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvveda, at the end of Dwapara yuga. These four Vedas were further subdivided into 1131 branches. During the past 1000 years of foreign aggressions and alien rule, more than 99% of the above literature is lost, and only 7 branches are being studied, with limited modes of chantings. Shri Veda Bharathi submitted a proposal to the President Of India for making a serious search for tracing the missing branches and for bringing out a grand single book of all the available Vedic branches. “SABDA VEDA” PUBLICATION In this background, the Vedic texts of 11 branches were brought in the form of a single volume, with the title of “SABDA VEDA”, which is the first of its kind in the world, with a majestic look, size and weight.
