Vyasa – Believed to have scribed the Rigveda around 3,000 BC.

Rigveda in Sanskrit means the Sacred Text of the Sacred Knowledge. The Sacred Knowledge is not just available in the ancient book referred to as the Rigveda but is contained in all the ancient spiritual texts. That is true, however, the translation of the world’s key religious texts is poor and the world is in a mess because of it. More than half of the world follows religions like Islam or Christianity, and they follow the wrong path because no one associated with the religions is able to translate their holy texts. Every translation I have seen of the Bible or Quran is wrong, but for those interested in knowing the truth, the Rgvedaschool has discovered the correct method for translating the ancient texts. It is worth noting that all of the texts promote the same philosophy of giving with the goal of becoming enlightened… becoming a Buddha and living for all beings. It is the teaching of the Creator, the Divine Absolute, referred to as the Philosophical System of AH, the Path, the Middle Way, and so forth, and teaches compassion for all beings. The Absolute decided long ago that if a person is to have compassion for all beings the ego must be abandoned. Only in that way can one give to others without obstruction. Here is a short mantra about such things. It is a mantra associated with Tibetan Buddhism and chanted in Sanskrit, but it is great to know what is says. It begins with OM… OM in Sanskrit means yes.

Here is a verse from the Veda to Learn and Master.

Yes, an enthusiast of a Buddha is great if the impulse for those is to abandon the ego.