Nasadiya Sukta

Nasadiya Sukta is The Big Bang Theory in Rig Veda. Nasadiya Sukta is the 129th hymn of 10th Mandala of Rigveda (Rigveda - 10:129). Nasadiya literally means Not the non-existent. So Nasadiya Sukta translates to The hymn of Not the non-existent. The sukta (hymn) describes the creation of universe and the world as we see today. It is one of the most famous Suktas of Rigveda. Nasadiya ("not the non-existent") deals with the Ontology of Space and Time and the origin of Cosmos. It deals with the fundamental principle of Cause & Effect, the basis of all Philosophy, Logic, Rationale & Science and the most complex of all paradoxes, the “Causation Paradox”. This question still keeps getting asked by great number of modern cosmologists and scientists. As Vedas are the oldest texts, this the the oldest evidence of humans dealing with this foundational principle. It knows that the Universe cannot come into existence without a ‘Cause’ and thus the Maharishi contemplates and questions the existence of Devas and wonders about the Creator of the Cosmos, and then affirms that there was only the One (Brahman). The Rishi continues to swing between doubt and his yogic experiences, wondering whence the One itself came from. He says that all the sages know that it dwells within & without but wonder where it came from.

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