Authors : Dr. Subrata Bansh

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 3 - March

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Abstract : An attempted has been made to elaborate teaching procedure in Vedic period. In Vedic period oral teaching had great importance. Chanting of Sanskrit shlokas has definite frequency and loudness which was abide by the law of acoustics. In this paper researcher discussed about scientific approach of chanting shlokas and maintenance of pronunciation of shlokas. How teacher avoid writing books to maintain the chanting of shlokas in a particular frequency also discussed. Importance of oral teaching and its purpose explained scientifically. It also established a great impact in society.

Keywords : Vedic Period, Oral Teaching, Chanting, Acoustics, Frequency, Scientifically.

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