Decoding the Rig Veda: An Exciting, New Approach to the Vedas

This new and exciting interpretation of the Vedas, with special reference to Asya Vamasya Sukta, Rig Veda, I.164, opens up a wholly novel approach to the understanding of the Vedic verses. The goal is to decode the richas and to find the true meaning, nature and significance of the texts. The Vedic richas form a code which when properly interpreted reveals a knowledge that may baffle the modern mind. It is hoped that more and more scholars will embark on this journey in the near future that will give a boost to Vedic studies by coming out of the web of Western translations and find the true meaning of the Vedas. 

About the Author: 

SUSHIL SONI, b. 1956, did his MA English, from Hindu College, Delhi University, New Delhi, in 1979. Starting his career as a Sub-Editor/Reporter with United News of India (UNI), he represented both the UNI and Indian Express newspaper as Foreign Correspondent at London. He graduated from active journalism to magazine publications, joining Media Transasia Group at Bangkok, as Editor of inflight magazines like Namaskaar and Royal Wings. He returned to India to edit and launch magazines like DASH, Eternal Solutions and Hi-Flyers. His first book of verses, Serving the Columns, was published in 1996. Since then, he has written several books, including Perceptions, Sushilsultram Other Writings, Resolving the Myths, and Enlightenment, Uninterrupted! He lives with his wife, Poonam, and children, Sonam and Rohan, in New Delhi.