For decades I have been chanting it the way I learnt in childhood.
"TatsaviturvarEy-nyambhargo" and "dhiyo yo nah"
Here's an audio similar to how I chant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_D1qGcxYxM
But of late I tend to hear various other versions played in shops etc.
Even a recital by Sri Sathya Sai Baba in which he pronounces it this way:
"Tat Savitur VarenyaMM Bhargo" and then "Dheeeyo yo nah"
When there are multiple versions in this way, it can be confusing.
I believe that the majority of the brahmins here belong to Yajurveda shakhas. Would like to know if there is a general concurrence with the way I am chanting (the first one above)
Regards
KRN
"TatsaviturvarEy-nyambhargo" and "dhiyo yo nah"
Here's an audio similar to how I chant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_D1qGcxYxM
But of late I tend to hear various other versions played in shops etc.
Even a recital by Sri Sathya Sai Baba in which he pronounces it this way:
"Tat Savitur VarenyaMM Bhargo" and then "Dheeeyo yo nah"
When there are multiple versions in this way, it can be confusing.
I believe that the majority of the brahmins here belong to Yajurveda shakhas. Would like to know if there is a general concurrence with the way I am chanting (the first one above)
Regards
KRN
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