What You’ll Learn 

1. Introduction to Vedas

1.1 Intro to Vedas

1.2 Vedic literature 

1.3 Science of Pronunciation and Chanting in Vedic Literature

1.4 Vedic Philosophy and Spiritual Practices

1.5 Vedic Astrology and Astronomy

1.6 Vedic Medicine and Healing

2. Four Samhitas

2.1 Rigveda

2.2 Yajurveda

2.3 Samaveda

2.4 Atharvaveda

3. Vedic deities

4. The Brahmanas

5. The Aaranyakas and Upanishadas

6. Oral Tradition of the Vedas

7. The tradition of Yajnya

8. Vedangas : The six limbs of Veda Purusa

9. The tradition of Philosophy

10. Commentaries

11. Other Topics

1. • 11.1 Shruti and Smritis

   • 11.2 Agama" and "Nigama" in Hinduism

   • 11.3 Krishna(कृष्ण) or  the "black" or "dark" Yajur Veda

Source : https://cisindus.org/product/introduction-to-vedic-literature/

The word "Veda" is derived from the Sanskrit word "vid", which means "knowledge".

The Vedas are a collection of ancient texts from India, which are considered the oldest and most sacred scriptures of Hinduism, and are believed to have been composed in ancient India between 1500 BCE and 500 BCE, but precisely when is unknown. 

According to Hindu tradition, the Vedas were revealed by God(Lord Brahma had originally created the Vedas in the form of sound) to ancient sages or rishis or seers in a state of deep meditation. These sages then transmitted the knowledge to their disciples through an oral tradition, and the teachings were passed down from generation to generation. This tradition of passing down knowledge through oral recitation is known as "shruti" in Hinduism, which means "that which is heard".

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