@Nikihara21 @DefiledGod Why just Trishula? I can show Allah from Upanishads and claim Allah is vedic. In-fact, Allopanishad is named after Allah.
Clearly,I am quoting a historian's perspective in this tweet. For any historian and linguist, only the older Mukhya Upanishads form part of Vedic literature
Clearly,I am quoting a historian's perspective in this tweet. For any historian and linguist, only the older Mukhya Upanishads form part of Vedic literature
@Nikihara21 @DefiledGod Not one historian worth his salt considers Mahopanishad as a part of Vedic canon. Not Ollivelle. Not Signe. Not PV Kane. They all consider it a post Buddhist early CE Upanishad.
Of course, a religious theologian will disagree. From religious perspective, every Upanishad is Veda
Of course, a religious theologian will disagree. From religious perspective, every Upanishad is Veda
@Nikihara21 @DefiledGod From the religious perspective, every Upanishad comes from the mouth of Brahma.
However, this is not the perspective of every Sampradaya. The Mimamsa Darshana considers the Dharmakanda (Samhita+Brahmana) to be above Brahmakanda (Upanishads etc).
However, this is not the perspective of every Sampradaya. The Mimamsa Darshana considers the Dharmakanda (Samhita+Brahmana) to be above Brahmakanda (Upanishads etc).
@Nikihara21 @DefiledGod Why not quote Shula from Veda Samhitas. Why not from Mukhya Upanishad? Why could he find this reference only in a late Upanishad that scholars consider to be of post Buddhist age.
This proves my point. No Shula in Vedic literature as known to historians.
This proves my point. No Shula in Vedic literature as known to historians.
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