The Rigveda, over 3,500 years old, contains 1,028 hymns to gods, nature, and the cosmos, guiding spiritual life.
The Creation Hymn (10.129)
This hymn ponders the universe’s origin, asking profound questions about existence, even before gods.
The Universal Prayer (3.62.10)
Chanted daily, this mantra to Savitr seeks wisdom and enlightenment, resonating across millennia.
The Cosmic Being (10.90)
Describes the universe as a cosmic man, whose sacrifice birthed creation, society, and the gods.
The Golden Embryo (10.121)
Celebrates the cosmic seed, Hiranyagarbha, as the source of all existence, a hymn of creation.
Hymn to Fire God Agni (1.1)
Praises Agni, the fire god, as a divine messenger carrying offerings to the heavens.
Ode to Dawn (1.113)
Honors Ushas, goddess of dawn, whose light awakens the world, symbolizing hope and renewal.
Glorifies Indra, the thunder-wielding hero, for slaying demons and bringing rain and prosperity.
Praise for Warrior God (2.12)
Goddess Vak (speech) declares her divine role in creation, inspiring poets and sages.
The Power of Speech (10.125)
A Timeless Legacy
These Rigvedic hymns shape spirituality, philosophy, and rituals, connecting us to ancient wisdom today.