| Word | Sanskrit | IAST | In General | Veda | Purana | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tapa | तप | tapa | Tapa means a repeated action(religious austerity). Repeated meditation, spiritual... | Chandogya Upanishad use the word tapa in the sense of one’s duties and religious... | Purana use the word tapa in a slightly different way for the sake of storytelling. The... | Read More |
| Tapas | See: Tapa | Read More | ||||
| Jatapatha | जटापाठ | jaṭāpāṭha | Veda is transferred from generation to generation by aural tradition. The Rishies were... | In Jatapatha , the first word of the mantra is chanted with the second, then the order is... | Read More | |
| Manyu Tapasa | Rishi of R.V. (10.82) and (10.84) | Read More | ||||
| Manyuh Tapasah | मन्यु तापस | manyu tāpasa | See: Manyusukta | Read More | ||
| Ramapurvatapaniya Upanishad | Ramapurvatapaniya Upanishad is a minor Upanishad assigned to Atherva Veda. It has got 94 mantras... | Read More | ||||
| Ramapurvatapaniya Upanishad | This is a minor Upanishad belonging to Atherva Veda. The 94 verses of U. is divided over five... | The Ramapurvatapaniya Upanishad promote Rama cult by interpreting the whole universe as a yantra (a... | Read More | |||
| Ramottaratapaniya Upanishad | Ramottaratapaniya U. is in the form of dialogue between Sage Yajnavalkya and other sages like... | The first chapter of the U. is about the places of importance. The second chapter of the U. deals... | Read More | |||
| Samhitapatha | संहितापाठ | sāṃhitāpāṭha | Veda is transferred from generation to generation by aural tradition. The Rishis were... | Samhita patha is the normal chanting of the Vedamantra. In yaga the samhithapatha method... | Read More | |
| Satyatapa | सत्यतप | śaṭatapa | Satyatapa was a sage with mystic power. A tale about him narrated by a celestial couple living on a... | Read More | ||
| Tapa | तप | tapa | Tapa means a repeated action(religious austerity). Repeated meditation, spiritual... | Chandogya Upanishad use the word tapa in the sense of one’s duties and religious... | Purana use the word tapa in a slightly different way for the sake of storytelling. The... | Read More |