I was reading this blog on SATI ritual which is referred to Atharva Veda.

I was reading this blog on SATI ritual which is referred to Atharva Veda. I don't think this is part of veda by its mere call of women to die along with her husband. 

http://mrugendram.blogspot.in/2012/05/sati-should-woman-die-on-husbands-pyre.html
http://mrugendram.blogspot.in/2012/05/sati-should-woman-die-on-husbands-pyre.html

Comments

  1. Can anyone translate the atharva veda 18-3-1

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  2. to translate the vedas mere samskrit knowledge is not enough. one needs to be a mimamsaka to do that.

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  3. but a literal translation does it propose sati?

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  4. Tv ji,
      I also request you to literal translate Atharva veda 18-3-1 if you can.

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  5. Anantha Narayanan
    no it does not.
    but you need not even go to vedas. look at the dharma sastra and it tell nowhere abt sati. it is a social practice that came abt for certain reasons.

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  6. Rudra C
    no i dont have that much of samskrit knowledge.

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  7. hm, that was the clarification I was looking about. thanks a lot Vasudevan Tirumurti

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  8. Thanks Tvji.
    I always thought that this practise arouse in Rajputs out of necessity.

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  9. that is a new information for me though...I had never researched on this before...

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  10. oh there is a lot that has been thrust on us! I have stopped bothering abt that.

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  11. hm, true. but we should be educating others. we should be doing our karma...

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