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Apasthambha sutras ? What are they?
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Asked by spandana k,
29 Jan 09:09 am
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The Dharmasutra of pastamba forms a part of the larger Kalpastra of pastamba. It contains thirty pranas, which literally means questions or books. The subjects of this Dharmastra are well organized and preserved in good condition. These praanas consist of the rautastra followed by Mantrapha which is used in domestic rites and is a collection of ritual formulas, the Ghyastra which deals with domestic rituals and lastly the ulvastra which are principles of geometry needed for vedic rituals.
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Answered by LIPSIKA, 29 Jan 09:11 am
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The Dharmasutra of pastamba forms a part of the larger Kalpastra of pastamba. It contains thirty pranas, which literally means questions or books. The subjects of this Dharmastra are well organized and preserved in good condition. These praanas consist of the rautastra followed by Mantrapha which is used in domestic rites and is a collection of ritual formulas, the Ghyastra which deals with domestic rituals and lastly the ulvastra which are principles of geometry needed for vedic rituals.
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The Dharmasutra of pastamba forms a part of the larger Kalpastra of pastamba. It contains thirty pranas, which literally means questions or books. The subjects of this Dharmastra are well organized and preserved in good condition. These praanas consist of the rautastra followed by Mantrapha which is used in domestic rites and is a collection of ritual formulas, the Ghyastra which deals with domestic rituals and lastly the ulvastra which are principles of geometry needed for vedic rituals.
Answered by truth exposed, 29 Jan 11:58 am
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Apasthambha, a native of Andhra Country, belonged to Krishnayajurveda School. He belonged to fifth century BC. Apasthambhas teachings are called Apasthambhasutra or Apasthambhasmriti.
Answered by saranathan Narasimhan, 30 Jan 02:40 pm
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The Dharmasutra of pastamba forms a part of the larger Kalpastra of pastamba
Answered by iqbal seth, 29 Jan 09:46 am
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