![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Aside from the original doctrine, the term “Vedas” also refers to any literature authored by Vyasadeva or any other literature based on his works. Aside from the original Vedas, he wrote almost all the other major Vedic texts including the Puranasa, Vedanta-sutra, and the Upanishads. His mission was to make the Vedas more understandable to the society at large. Vyasadeva appeared as the son of the sage Parashara and his wife Satyavati. For this reason, he is also referred to as Veda Vyasa. Vyasadeva put the Veda into written scripture and divided it into four parts, collectively known as the Vedas. Originally, the Veda, meaning “truth” or “knowledge”, was one doctrine that was passed down through oral tradition in India. Krishna Dwaipayana Vyasa, also referred to as Vyasadeva or Vyasa, is the literary incarnation of Lord Krishna and is known as the father of all Vedic literature. ![]()
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