Vedanga
The Vedanga (vedāṅga, "limbs of the Veda") are six auxiliary disciplines in Hinduism that are traditionally associated with the study and understanding of the Vedas (texts from the Vedic period). these are also do in swadhyay These are:
The Vedangas are first mentioned in the Mundaka Upanishad (at 1.1.5) as subjects for students of the Vedas. Later, they developed into independent disciplines, each with its own corpus of Sutras. Traditionally, vyakarana and nirukta are common to all four vedas, while each veda has its own shiksha, chandas, kalpa and jyotisha texts.
Shiksha is the first discipline and scripture existing to teach morphophonology, phonetics, and phonology. Shiksha has 32 systems regarding these, each of which differently relate to the Vedas. It shows that a large amount of time during the Vedic period was devoted to respecting religious pronunciation and recitation.Kalpa is the second discipline and scripture existing to teach rituals and is considered aphoristic.Vyakarana is the third discipline and scripture devoted to grammar, and is considered to be a heavily important part of the Vedanga. Vyakarana is believed to be the "mouth among the Vedanga". Nirukta is the fourth discipline and scripture and is devoted to etymology, and is sometimes thought of as part of Vyakarana. Chandas is the fifth discipline and scripture and is devoted to Sanskrit prosody. Jyotisha is the final discipline and scripture and is devoted to the measurement of time, forecasting the movement of planets, the Sun and the Moon, and astronomy.
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Never living in the past of us,
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When we were young.
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We will never call to give it up.
So come on.
If you’re sick of being told you were wrong,
They moved everything inside you, sing along.
We were young and we were dangerous
Never care of what they thought of us,
We were screaming of the days that will come.
We were young and we were dangerous,
Never living in the past of us,
We were screaming at the top of our lungs,
When we were young.
When we were young,
When we were young.
They said that we were dangerous,
Yeah, they said that we were told
And they said that we would break our necks
If we yell to sing another song.
So come on.
We were young and we were dangerous
Never care of what they thought of us,
We were screaming of the days that will come.
We were young and we were dangerous,
Never living in the past of us,
We were screaming at the top of our lungs,