INTROSPECTING THE ROLE OF VEDIC LITERATURE IN TRADITION AND CULTURE OF INDIA

Abstract

This article tries to make an effort to examine the substantial impact that Vedic literature has on India’s rich cultural legacy. The Vedas, the ancient holy books that form the basis of Hindu philosophy, have had a profound effect on the social, cultural, and spiritual scenery of the Indian subcontinent. The historical context of the Vedic literature is examined in this study. The Vedic hymns, rituals, and philosophical conversations have shaped the moral, ethical, and spiritual values that are deeply rooted in Indian society. The Vedas' eternal knowledge is an integral component of India's distinctive heritage. It examines how cultural gems have been preserved and shared through the use of written works and oral Vedic knowledge transmission. By embracing an adaptable and hospitable approach, Vedic literature can act as a source of motivation and direction for future generations, fostering harmony and unity among India's diverse cultural collage patterns. Essentially, Vedic literature is not just a historical relic but also an energetic, residing force that continues to shape the nation's cultural values.