Scriptures of Hinduism In Hinduism, the philosophy of dharma is
extensively described in hundreds of scriptures and in the
writing of our Jagadgurus and great Saints. The Brihadaranyak
Upanishad (2/4/10) states that the prime scriptures of the Hindu
religion or Sanatan Dharma, which are the Vedas, Ramayana,
Mahabharata, Puranas, Upanishads, along with the Sanskrit
language and its vocabulary and grammar, plus all the scriptural
verses or mantras - are all manifested by supreme God on this
earth. They are apourushey, Divine, and not the product of a
human mind. A material human intellect doesn't have the capacity
to decipher the deeper Divine meanings of these sacred writings.
The Upanishads advise that if you are a seeker of God, the
proper method of studying them is through a God realized Saint
directly or through his writings. The Divine knowledge of
Sanatan Dharma exists eternally, and has been on this earth
since its inception. How old is the earth? According to Vedic
chronology, 155 trillion years. Just